Drinking in the Tang Dynasty
饮唐
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
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Are there any novels from the early Tang Dynasty that don't pander to Li Shimin? Can someone recommend some?
This is frivolous, and the writing is mediocre. I wonder what he actually learned at the beginning? Etiquette is a principle that ensures communication between people. If you don't follow etiquette, others will only treat you like a savage. And you start out as someone from a distinguished family?
I dislike how the main character constantly swears. A highly educated person... How can he act like a thug? And the way the male and female leads are together... It's too childish. It's like the female lead has never seen a man before. And she's a prince's daughter, doesn't she know any restraint? And the protagonist harasses the prince's daughter, didn't any servants intervene? Regarding class...
He died from poisoning. 😰😰
I've come to see the prince on a white horse, now I'm leaving!
That's too frivolous. It's fine to do it occasionally, but it gets boring if you keep doing it all the time.
Since the protagonist wants multiple wives and concubines, I have no choice but to abandon the book. What a pity, such a rare and excellent book.
The author keeps saying "flower wipe" and "card wipe"—aren't you embarrassed? What kind of idiotic catchphrase is this?
Actually, Li Er (Emperor Taizong of Tang) wasn't bad; as long as you don't court disaster, you'll be fine. If you had ended up with Zhu Yuanzhang (Emperor Taizong of Tang), you'd be in deep trouble.
The plot is good, and the style leans towards lighthearted and humorous.
This book leans towards a lighthearted and humorous style. Personally, I found the mystery and assassination plots particularly noteworthy; they flow smoothly, are clear, and quite vivid. The other plot points are also good, logically laid out without being drawn out. The "golden finger" (advantageous character) is satisfying enough—it's a "cool" novel, after all, all about enjoyment.