Transmigrating as Chen Zi'ang: Ruling the Flourishing Tang

"The ancients are never seen before, and the newcomers are never seen after." When the bones of thousands of years of poetry meet the souls of other worlds, the trend of the prosperous Tang Dynasty will have new waves. "Transforming into Chen Zi'ang, Walking Sideways in the Tang Dynasty" breaks away from the cliché time travel narrative, using the early Tang Dynasty as the volume and the soul of poetry as the pen, blending the weight of history with the tension of refreshing prose, making it a hearty read with a long aftertaste. The Chen Ziang in the book is no longer the lonely minister who died in grief in history, but a strong man with the wisdom of another world and the edge of poetry. He is good at clarifying his heart with poems about "feelings of encounter" and expressing his feelings with sighs about "Youzhou Terrace", continuing the majestic spirit of "poetic bones"; he can also break through the confusion of the court with his foresight, calm the war on the border with his iron-blooded chivalry, and rewrite the regrets of history. The author's writing skills are outstanding, showing the character of a Tibetan scholar in the war and iron horse, and the responsibility of the family and country in the romance of poetry and wine. He vividly depicts the undercurrent of Wu Zetian's coming to court, the heroic spirit of the frontier battle, and the elegance of the literati's interactions. There are no floating golden fingers, only the collision of the soul and the times, which makes the atmosphere of the prosperous Tang Dynasty thousands of years ago vivid and tangible, and also makes Chen Ziang's image more three-dimensional and vivid. After reading one volume, you can feel the elegance of poetry and the joy of traveling across the world. It can be called a masterpiece of historical literature, allowing readers to understand the chivalry and responsibility under the bones of poetry in an immersive experience.