Sword Master of the Tang Dynasty

To be honest, this book is quite good. Anyone who likes martial arts and fantasy can read it. The early stage is more of a martial arts style. Except for the plot, there is nothing new and unexpected, and there are no bad points. In addition, it has been completed, so you can feel free to dive in.

It's really good to watch Except for the mediocre plot

Yesterday there was no movement for the 10,000 reward. Is there any movement for the 50,000 reward today? 🤫🤫🤫🤫

But actually, I think the author still wrote it well. Li Longji's unlimited trust finally designed Pei Min to echo Li Longji's performance. Li Linfu's selfishness is clearly written. As for lowering IQ, I don't understand it. Even Han Xin and Zhang Liang couldn't make perfect plans.

In fact, if you feel that Wuyan is short and weak, then you can give Wuyan a thousand rewards... That stuff is like Viagra, it works all the time!

These two idiots are still unsure who will settle for whom.

Those who went for the protagonist Sword Master thought they could see how the protagonist became stronger and could defeat ten thousand Sword Masters, but it turned out that it was just a story in the skin of a Sword Master.

They also whitewashed Princess Taiping. Bah, disgusting. You want to live with a fifty-year-old old woman. Forget about being in her 30s, she can still be called a young woman. How could you write this forty or fifty-year-old woman? It's disgusting.

Recommendation vote has been cast

This novel is okay, but it is not immune to the common problems of this kind of novels. You get promoted and get rich, flirt with girls, and hang out in court. You can already know the general plot after seeing the beginning. The routines are old and there is no new idea. This book is quite satisfactory. The main reason is that there are too many books with this type of routine. Please note that I did not criticize the author. I recommend it here, "Two Thousand Years of Pauper". This book is very good and the writing style is okay. The routine is different and very innovative. It is unfinished at the end, but the author still finished it

I spent ten minutes reading the beginning and then ran away. The logic was too poor and I had no foresight. If he is not in his position, he has no political agenda, and he is a small commoner. He has no need to get involved in military and state affairs. How can he know if there are big bosses behind him? He may be impatient to live. It could very well be a trap and become a scapegoat. With your own abilities, you can go anywhere in the world!

Archeology. Generally speaking, the writing style of historical writers is not too bad, but this book gave me the feeling that the writing style is very problematic. The author does not pay attention to details, and small bugs appear from time to time, which is very confusing. For example, it is written that Pei Yu is Pei Min's cousin, which makes me feel stomachache just reading it. The plot connection is too simple and haphazard, the protagonist's derivation of questions comes from God's perspective, and the evidence chain for logical flaws is insufficient. I can only say that you can read this book, but it is not recommended for those who are obsessed with research 🤫

After reading the introduction, I wanted to laugh. If you traveled to the past, the only sword master would be gone.

One of the biggest shortcomings: the protagonist has long invented technological black powder and used it to open mountains and build roads. In this way, black powder is of great value. But more than ten years later, when the war with Dashi was at its most dangerous, the protagonist still insisted on using cold weapons. There was no trace of gunpowder on the battlefield, and an army of more than 200,000 people fought with Arab slaves for their lives. Except for his swordsmanship, the protagonist shows no ability as a time traveler at all.

The protagonist dies just after time travel. The native who wears the cloak of a time traveler

The biggest discomfort or awkwardness that I find is that a person who wants to create his own swordsmanship in martial arts and carry forward the past can actually be a copycat, and most of the people he copies are not far from the protagonist's generation. The first step is to say that I admire Du Fu a lot, but the second step is to copy Du Fu's poems and shamelessly pass them as my own poems. A person like this can actually understand the great swordsmanship of the Grass Saint. Why, the protagonist can also be cunning and cunning at the same time?

The protagonist's name cannot be read, so discard it 😅

There is nothing about the romance of the Tang Dynasty in this book

The writing is good, and the plot is okay, but after reading it for a while, I found that the protagonist is just an ancient man with memories of later generations, and his thoughts and style are completely divorced from the feeling that a modern person should have.

It is a good book, but after reading around the book review section, the reviews were average. I don't know why they are obsessed with details such as dialogue, but I think it is unnecessary. First of all, modern people must write books in vernacular, and it is more or less harsh to require authors to write books in the way of free translation of classical Chinese. The general direction of this book is correct. Some official titles, place names, some ancient regional customs, and cultural common sense are indeed written, which I think is OK. Moreover, the book is very realistic about time, geographical distance, the scale of the confrontation between the two armies, and the way of marching. It does not give people the feeling of being empty and talking about military affairs on paper. I think this is enough, and it can be regarded as a good book.

I feel that the author's sword skills are quite strong, but I didn't feel it. It was full of embarrassment.

It's a pity, the writing is quite good, but it's a bit boring. It's not unreasonable that time-travel historical novels are usually written in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China! This book basically exposes this problem. The operation of Li Longji, a pig teammate, is simply speechless!

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I found that the author may have misunderstood the gentry of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The author did not understand the difference between political influence and social influence. From the Western Wei Dynasty to the Northern Zhou Dynasty to the Yang Sui Dynasty to the Li and Tang Dynasties, all regimes were established by members of the Guanlong aristocratic group. The military and political affairs of the country were monopolized by the Guanlong aristocracy. Therefore, during this period, the three clans of the Hongnong Yang family, the Hedong Pei family, and the Jingzhao Wei family were extremely prosperous and talented people emerged in large numbers. The Guanlong nobles relatively rejected the Shandong nobles. Although the Shandong nobles headed by the Five Surnames and Seven Sects had high family status, high social influence, and were nobles among nobles, they could not compete with the Guanlong nobles politically. From Yang Jian to Yang Guang to Li Shimin and Li Zhi, it was the Guanlong nobles, not the Shandong nobles, who had been suppressed. . In prosperous times, the names of the Five Surnames and Seven Sects are quite great, but in troubled times, they are just pigs waiting to be slaughtered, far less stable than the military and political power held by the Guanlong aristocratic group.

This is history, not fantasy. In history, no matter how powerful a cold weapon battle is, there is a limit. One against ten is strong enough, but one against a hundred is already inhuman!

I don't want to write a side story to talk about future generations' evaluation of Pei Gong.

Love this book! The writing and plot are very good, but I feel that some of the reviews are a bit too harsh. Haha, it is much better than some other Tang Dynasty novels I have read. (However, it is a pity that there are no extras such as comments from later generations. I quite like the protagonist)

This method of time travel usually appears in fairy tales.

I read Qingding first and then came here. I have read 12.8% Of the book and can't stand it anymore. Compared with Qingding, the dialogue and writing style of this book are simply based on the defense. Is there any good friend who has finished reading it and can tell me whether the author's writing style has improved in the future and how many chapters have passed since the senses got better. Thank you very much. If you don't have this book, just throw it away.

This update is unbearable, I'll wait for two months and then check it out again

I stopped reading it after Xuanzong's death. I wanted to abandon the book but felt it was a pity. I just looked at the chapter names and was worried that it might be an abuser. Can anyone tell me if I am an abuser? Does it look good?