A Great Big Brother in the Tang Dynasty
唐朝好大哥
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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The writing is excellent, the plot is logical and realistic, and it's also light and fun.
Excuse me for asking, where did the nails come from in the Tang Dynasty? Also, after reading over ten chapters, what I'm looking for is for the author to portray the protagonist as a saint? He has to intervene in everything. Human trafficking was completely legal in the Tang Dynasty, and it wasn't forced.
The same history, different perspectives, different interpretations. Feizhu's insights into Tang Dynasty history are unique and profound, as seen in "Headhunter." This time, the older brother (referring to Feizhu's character) started off very steadily. Although he lacked the sharpness of "Headhunter," it's clear he's made great progress. His steady and skillful writing is evident. I hope he continues to work hard. By the way, wouldn't a burst of energy be even better?!
The beginning was barely acceptable, but after that idiot son was born, I couldn't continue reading after a few chapters! He's supposed to be the son, but he's more like the protagonist's father! At just three years old, he's already bribing high-ranking military officials, hoarding weapons, and recruiting soldiers on his own—does he really think ancient people were as stupid as the author?!
That little screen was so disgusting, and you didn't kill her? You say you're not a saint, what are you? They even clung to your legs, letting their enemies escape and exposing your wealth. Keeping such a woman around is tantamount to killing a bunch of people, isn't it? Serves the author right for the terrible ending, serves the author right for poor performance, serves the author right for the book not being popular.
It's meaningless. I dare say that if any prince in ancient times dared to perform sacrifices to Heaven, he would be killed by the emperor 100% of the time. Let alone a country, even a family would never allow its son to do such a thing while the father was alive.
Seeing so many people criticizing it is understandable; I regret not reading the comments before reading the book.
I feel disgusted whenever I see "I am Laozi" or "I am Laozi". What normal person would keep saying "I am Laozi" all the time?
You really can't read with your brain. When I do, it's like I have dog shit in my head; everyone looks like dog shit to me.
The protagonist is a rotten person.