A Survival Guide to Coups in the Tang Dynasty

Congratulations on the completion. Very very wonderful. The following contains some spoilers, warning! ! ! It is one of the most amazing historical articles I have seen this year. It has a very unique narrative method. It is as if you are really immersed in history. Watching them make up their minds, backstab, cooperate, bow their heads, and weigh their interests. Looking along the way, there is a sense of a long river of history flowing in front of you, and scenes are reflected in the flowing flowers in the river. Each character has his own thoughts and trade-offs, and is lifelike, making each direction reasonable. The protagonist and I felt sad when betrayed, excited when fighting, felt free and happy when galloping on the grassland, and felt constrained when returning to Chang'an. There are many names that are difficult to pronounce in the article, but it does not become a reading problem. The author very carefully describes each person's tribe and personality, each with its own highlights and highlights. I remember Qiqige and her younger brother Mopan, who were bright and beautiful and loved to change their clothes and jewelry every day. Zhu Xielie, a tribe who was good at archery, and Bayan who was the only one who dared to stare at Luobei and became the captain of the bodyguard. It is rare that there is a pen and ink describing Bu Li who broke away from being single and took revenge together. Pei Mixian, who became the Minister of Household Affairs after replenishing his private treasury; Judge Wu Gou, who was born in the military because of Ute's special service in freeing slaves; Hui Guang, who inherited his master's legacy and built water conservancy; Murong Xiguang, who gradually grew into a man; and he stood at the critical moment. His brother Murong Xuanche, who was killed in the battle when he came out to lead the army to defend the city, Xiaosong who was unlucky enough to be falsely accused of being a gold medalist scholar when he first met, and clinging to his position, Xiaosong, General Aque Que Teqin, his best friend of Luobei who let go of the horse race he had agreed with him, and so on. I also found a large number of neutral characters in this article. Human beings are complex. Yao Chong recommended the protagonist at the beginning but sacrificed the protagonist for the Prime Minister King and made the protagonist suffer torture; Guo Yuanzhen admired the promotion but led to the change of generals before the battle; Gao Xianzhi advised the protagonist not to be overjoyed but asked for credit; Sulu became a subordinate after defeating but assassinated Wang Jia. Different from other one-sided and flat characters, after appreciating the character, he became Goldfinger Grandpa and promoted all the way; To my surprise, the author treated everyone equally. I was pleasantly surprised to see the complete growth arc of the female characters, and the evaluations of historical figures were also relatively fair. Shangguan Wan'er's outstanding literary talent and methods, Princess Taiping's political influence and status, Queen Wei's ambition, and even Princess Anle's petite willfulness, Princess Aina of Qiuci who was driven to a dead end due to her own tragedy, Bi Shangluo who was rescued by her and later became a leader of the Chamber of Commerce (I was very surprised when I saw her name for the second time, and then I saw her once It appears again and is very touching. The lives of all the characters are moving forward in a vivid and three-dimensional way. This is one of the reasons why I personally think this article has a very documentary feel, and if you look carefully, you will find that there are more than one such character). Of course, the most important thing is Chu Yuan. From a palace maid in charge of the edict, as a chess piece, to an official to Honglu Shaoqing, she walked all the way, step by step, from being powerless to be manipulated to operating the change of officials and participating in the coup. It is very exciting. It's hard to describe how sad it was to see her being called a weak woman by the male protagonist, and Pei Yaoqing saying she was not a weak woman. She was truly feared for her abilities. (Of course, I know everyone is fine. Fortunately, I only saw it when it was finished. I can't imagine how thrilling it would be to follow the update.) Don't worry about the younger sister's career line in the copywriting, it's very beautiful. The male protagonist, Luobei, is the great Ute Teqin, hahahaha (I want to laugh when I think of myself worshiping my own temple), but being able to become the incarnation of the god of the grassland people shows how wise, brave, warlike and caring he is for the people. I came to read this article because I saw a tweet saying that the protagonist has a gentleman's conduct and acts upright. This evaluation is indeed pertinent, and even the protagonist's bright and upright behavior is even worse. To borrow a sentence from the forum article, how could there be such a perfect General Luo. But his abilities are not in vain. He suffered family hatred when he was young, worked as a slave, and was carefully taught by Duke Dee (I burst into tears when I saw Judge Dee lighting the lantern and writing the last letter, and I was even more relieved when I burned the letter). He trained under the Turkic flag and grew up to become an invincible military god. Finally, I would like to thank the author for persisting in writing and finding a lot of information. It is really hard work. For selfish reasons, I wanted to see the extra story between Underworld and Judge Dee. Judge Dee would be very proud to see him grow up like this.

The chase is over! Very, very beautiful, the author is so awesome! Such a beautiful article is not very popular, bad jj. And what's not cool enough? I think this is cool writing (not in a derogatory sense) My definition of a cool novel is that the main character is particularly awesome and the protagonist fights all the way to the end to win, win, win. Obviously Luo Bei fits the bill perfectly. When I told my friend about this book, I even counted the various buffs on Luo Bei on my fingers and called it Jack Subensu (bushi). I want to briefly express why I like your work so much (?? V??) Many "good stories" (especially Next Door), although the protagonist is invincible and wins and wins all the way, always give me a damp, shrinking, villain's sense of success. Even if it is just an ordinary strategy, it will appear to be extremely frivolous in the writings of many authors. Even if the protagonist wins, he will also feel like a villain with a shrinking air. Even if some of the protagonists are created to be emotionally stable and calm, they always give me a sense of arrogance and hypocrisy of a superior person. But the Luobei you describe is not that at all. From beginning to end, Luobei gave me the impression of being "upright". Whether it is the invincible military god when leading troops in battle, or the resourcefulness when solving crimes in daily life, or the tenderness and narrowness of communicating with relatives and friends in private, there is no atrophy or lack of popularity as I mentioned above. There are so many buffs in Luobei, and it does not give me the arrogance and hypocrisy of a superior person. Feeling, I can feel that he really treats people as human beings. He doesn't care about the many dross of the feudal system. He is only loyal to his own heart and has no sense of frivolity at all in his efforts to create a stable world (in short, in my mind, Luobei is a handsome pen with shining gold, hahaha) From the historical deduction to the creation of the protagonist Luo Bei, all this made me feel comfortable reading this novel without any surprises. This is the real pleasure! I would say that historical derivatives need authors like you (???)

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