A Tang Man for Life
一世唐人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Listening to Rain Tower
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Stop praising Emperor Yang Guang. He left Emperor Wen such a good legacy, squandered all the family fortune, and was even murdered. His dynasty ended after only two generations, a laughingstock to the world. The common people enjoyed a few years of good life, only to suffer again. And forget about the Grand Canal and the imperial examination system.
"Old Woman Killer Li Wenhan" kills an old woman every time he goes out.
I've recently gotten into the swing of things, at least managing to draw readers in. I hope the author continues to work hard!
I don't know if the Tang Dynasty was the best dynasty, but I do know that foreigners were third-class citizens during the Tang Dynasty.
Having read over 20 chapters, while the writing style and plot construction are still somewhat polished, it has undoubtedly unfolded a magnificent and domineering battle for supremacy, reminiscing about that righteous and inspiring past... I hope the author can maintain this level of quality; this book is sure to be a hit.
Yang Guang was probably the most self-destructive of all the emperors who brought about the downfall of their dynasties! Excluding puppet emperors and child emperors, there are actually only three emperors in history who truly brought about the demise of their dynasties: Qin Er Shi, Emperor Yang of Sui, and Emperor Chongzhen.
In my personal opinion, the order is: Han ≥ Qin ≥ Song ≥ Tang ≥ Ming ≥ Yuan ≥ Qing. If the Qin Empire hadn't been so short-lived, it would undoubtedly have been the strongest. If the Yuan Dynasty hadn't implemented its ethnic hierarchy policy, it would have been stronger than the Ming. The Tang Dynasty was indeed powerful during its golden age, but overall, it was weaker than the Song Dynasty.
This book is indeed quite addictive in its early stages.
Please don't slander my great Sui Dynasty. Emperor Yang of Sui fought against Goguryeo three times, causing widespread suffering among the people. But where was the Li family when he was fighting against foreign tribes? They were shooting arrows from behind!
The author has already written 2.8 Million words and the protagonist still hasn't ascended to the throne; new readers will be immediately discouraged!
After reading your synopsis, I imagined the protagonist would become a wise ruler, but looking at the table of contents—over 1300 chapters and he still hasn't ascended the throne!