The Great Demon King of the Sui and Tang Dynasties
隋唐大魔王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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Cheng Yaojin... I just can't relate to him.
I've noticed that those writing about the Three Kingdoms period and the end of the Sui Dynasty often adhere to certain rules, failing to capture the essence of the story. You have to understand that those were chaotic times, when human life was practically worthless.
The weapon's weight is exaggerated.
The weight of the weapon is exaggerated. Guan Yu's Green Dragon Crescent Blade weighs only 82 jin (41 catties), and some online sources say it may weigh around 40 jin (20 catties). Just think about it, how tall is a person? How thick is a weapon weighing over 200 jin (100 kg)? Can a person even hold it?
Author's note: The main character is inconsistent; thinking of following Li Er is just asking for trouble!
Li Shimin was a good emperor, relatively enlightened, that's true. However, the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty was Li Yuan, and the crown prince was Li Jiancheng. Could they have tolerated the protagonist bringing such a large force to join them only to become Li Er's lackey? Perhaps the protagonist would have died before the Xuanwu Gate Incident.
They were capable of rebelling and becoming emperors, yet they still went to be dogs for the Li Tang dynasty.
If you're writing a historical novel about the Sui and Tang dynasties, you need to be incredibly powerful—the more powerful, the better. Also, the character development has to be top-notch.
Fanfiction writers always want to be unique, but do you realize that most readers are fans of the original work? What do they like? Of course, they like the distinct personalities and characteristics of the characters in the original work. Unfortunately, the first thing you change in your works is these very things. You even change the original characters' personalities and traits. How many people do you expect to like that?
Using an axe in mounted combat? Are you asking for death?