The Tang Dynasty's Mandate: From Empress Wu's Adopted Son to Emperor

It's okay. The author writes very carefully and adds a lot of explanations at the end of each chapter. The writing is also very delicate, but what can I say? Delicacy is a good thing but sometimes it may not be a good thing. When I watch it now, it gives me the feeling of a courtyard drama in Dream of Red Mansions. It is always dealing with various human relationships and sophistication. The protagonist's character feels too soft. It is sometimes interesting to watch this kind of colorful clothes and entertain the bride, but it may not be boring if you watch it too much, but I can't say anything. After all, in this period, pretending to be stupid and stunned is the magic weapon to survive. But personally, I still like the protagonist in "The Court of Wei" who entertains his relatives in colorful clothes, leads troops to fight outside, and demonstrates his prestige and status.

It's very interesting. I couldn't help but leave a comment before I finished reading it. The author didn't want to read the comment section. I just browsed through it and saw people who felt the same as me. I don't know if you are doing it for love or just to make money. If you make money, you still have to take care of the readers' reading experience. One person said that each chapter was explained to him and he was tired of listening to the book. I want to be honest, I am not listening to books, I am tired of reading them. To be honest, I don't think you made the article feel historical or anything like that. It's just a very ordinary time travel story, so why do you need so many explanations in almost every chapter? Can't these explanations be put in the review of the chapter you want to write? Put the text, first, water. The second affects the perception. Third, it affects the sense of listening to books. I really can't find any good points, and I've read a lot of historical time-travel articles on Tomato. This is the first time I've seen such an upright and upright text with so many words, regardless of whether it's a male or a female. Of course, except for these, the overall sentence of the article is smooth. As of now, there are no bugs and no nonsense. It is a comfortable writing. This also requires a lot of skill, and few Tomato articles are comfortable to read. So I give it four stars overall. I hope the author can change that note. I really can't stand it.

Yes, but the rating is low No wonder the score is low, the plot progress is too tedious, and the male protagonist's participation in the later stages is too low. It's just a history book told in vernacular.

This book is not uncomfortable to read, and the plot at the end is also very good, especially the plot when Li Zhi was about to die. The plot is very interesting. Overall, it is very interesting. The protagonist is also a bit thoughtful, and the description of Empress Wu is still okay, and the image is also very three-dimensional @ @ I'll help you go to the book list and book waste to recommend it. It's very interesting.

These five points are entirely for the family relationship between the author's Taiping and the protagonist (plus the relationship between the four of them, Li Wu?) The relationship between the two of them is really to my liking. Even later, I didn't want Taiping to get married. There were only two little people who had the same chemistry. I hope that Taiping's ending will be better in the future. He won't part ways with the protagonist, and his relationship will always be so good, and he will keep each other in his heart. The further you look back, the more you can see how rare it is to have a beautiful family relationship when you are young. It is because of this that I will read it again. After all, it will not be so beautiful later.

This book really stood out to me, and it deserves the five stars. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the characters are vivid and flesh-and-blood. The protagonist fights with Taiping, competes with Li Zhi and Wu Zetian in a battle of wits and courage, and the machinations and emotions are perfectly intertwined. Very nice, recommended! It's just that there are few followers, only two thousand words a day

It's a good book. It's well written. In my opinion, there are basically no poisonous points. The author's writing style is also in-depth. The only thing is that the writing in the early stage is a little abstract, but it's innocuous. Overall, it's a very good book. I just don't know why it's not popular and the score is not high.

The writing is okay, but don't always write notes at the back. This is a novel, not a history book. We are here to read novels. Why do we always write those notes? Just write them occasionally. Every chapter must be written. Although I haven't read it for a long time, there must be people who feel the same as me 😄😄

Can Taiping not marry?

It's good to read, and the fight with Taiping is very heartwarming, but now that Li Xian has been deposed, the root of Empress Wu's dictatorship has been laid. I look forward to the follow-up development. It is a very good novel.