Long Live the Young Men of the Tang Dynasty
壮哉大唐少年郎
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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A peerless prodigy, Long Aotian, cannot compare to someone who transmigrates five thousand years into the past. Heaven's favored children are all trash, no match for the protagonist's sword. The heroine never asks the protagonist for love, and is understanding without being coy. Blond-haired cannon fodder charges into the city, only to die in the end, whatever the book. Paranormal stories must have a ghost bride; cultivation stories are all about the grind. You trampled me like a dog east of the
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The writing is poor, the logic is flawed, the common sense is lacking, and the history is ignorant! This is garbage, not worth reading; it has lowered the bar even further on Qidian!
Let's not talk about anything else, let's just talk about culture. What do you mean Chinese culture stopped progressing after the Spring and Autumn Period? Do you even understand Confucianism? It's embarrassing to read. You know, although there were fewer schools of thought after the Spring and Autumn Period, it doesn't mean that Chinese thought stopped developing.
I just read another book today with Du He as the main character. The dialogue and everything else are exactly the same, only the name is changed to Qin Feng and the plot is slightly altered. I'm not saying the author plagiarized, but please put in a little more effort, okay? Look at that line, "Qin Feng, son of Prime Minister Du." Readers aren't stupid; they'll definitely see through it. So please, put in a little more effort, okay?
First, it's debatable whether Qin Qiong had sons, and how many. Second, the Tang Clan is a fictional entity in the novel; one could say the author created a fictional character who transmigrated into a fictional Tang Dynasty figure. Third, Qin Qiong wasn't a major participant in the fight against the Turks. Historical novels should adhere to reality and historical logic, rather than being as arbitrarily created as fantasy novels!
The writing style is so-so, it's alright, but the knowledge base and logic are too poor.
The first picture shows her at 15, and the third at 17. The author wrote that a month had passed in between. Why don't you just fly to the moon?
The novel "The Great Tang Thief" is very similar to this book, with a similarity of about 80%, and the content is almost the same. I haven't read the rest of this book yet, but the plots in the beginning are too similar. We were once the same author, but when I found out we weren't, it was really awkward! The rest is up to you fellow readers...
Dear author, you should occasionally take care of your older books! This book is missing many chapters, chapters 66-70 and 139-142 are missing, that's eight chapters missing!
The First Emperor did not mistreat the founding heroes!
Wasn't Qin Qiong's son named Qin Huaidao?