As a senior Tang fan, Li Heng never expected that one day he would travel back to the Tang Dynasty.
But there's something wrong with this time travel identity - he's actually a rebel!
And they are still the rebels who are preparing to attack Xiangji Temple with the Tang army.
He wanted to hide. But we can avoid this battle, but we cannot avoid the troubled times of this generation.
Since you can't hide, then fight!
Relying on the historical memory in his mind, he took advantage of the cracks in history to seize meat from the rebels.
Seizing food from the Tang army and quietly fattening up his own power.
When both the rebels and the Tang army were devoured by this "parasite", Li Heng finally revealed his true nature.
Zheng Fang - Since my surname is Li, why not let me inherit the Tang Dynasty!
Reader comments
Generally speaking, this novel has found a relatively unique entry point among novels that travel through the Tang Dynasty. It's just that the rhythm in the early stage is a bit slow, and it should be more rhythmic in the early stage. If the long-term goal is unclear, forget it if it is not clear. You should at least leave some foreshadowing. Short-term goals are also unclear. For example, if you want to vote for the Tang Dynasty, I feel that the plot setting is uncomfortable and a little too impatient. The character of the protagonist is not established, or the character arc of the protagonist is not 100% established as the author imagined. However, the entry point is still good, and the subject matter is novel enough. It is a novel that can be read during a book shortage. Keep up the good work, author.
It is rare to see stories about the Tang Dynasty during the Anshi Rebellion, and it is from the perspective of a rebel. I guess the author will not want to use Tian Chengsi and Li Huaixian as his idols next, right? Don't say it's not, otherwise, why would Li Huaixian be taken out alone for a moment?
The entry point of the novel is unique, it is the battle of Xiangji Temple. I really didn't expect it to be such an entry point, and I still chose the identity of a rebel. I hope the author will work hard and update. I am very curious, how did the author dominate when the Tang Dynasty still had half of the national destiny? You can't be a loyal minister, right?
Generally speaking, this novel has found a relatively unique entry point among novels that travel through the Tang Dynasty. It's just that the rhythm in the early stage is a bit slow, and it should be more rhythmic in the early stage. If the long-term goal is unclear, forget it if it is not clear. You should at least leave some foreshadowing. Short-term goals are also unclear. For example, if you want to vote for the Tang Dynasty, I feel that the plot setting is uncomfortable and a little too impatient. The character of the protagonist is not established, or the character arc of the protagonist is not 100% established as the author imagined. However, the entry point is still good, and the subject matter is novel enough. It is a novel that can be read during a book shortage. Keep up the good work, author.
It is rare to see stories about the Tang Dynasty during the Anshi Rebellion, and it is from the perspective of a rebel. I guess the author will not want to use Tian Chengsi and Li Huaixian as his idols next, right? Don't say it's not, otherwise, why would Li Huaixian be taken out alone for a moment?
The entry point of the novel is unique, it is the battle of Xiangji Temple. I really didn't expect it to be such an entry point, and I still chose the identity of a rebel. I hope the author will work hard and update. I am very curious, how did the author dominate when the Tang Dynasty still had half of the national destiny? You can't be a loyal minister, right?