
The Sword God of Early Tang
初唐剑神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 890k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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But seriously, our ancestors weren't that stupid... The compass existed as early as the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods...
Well, our ancestors weren't that stupid... The compass existed as early as the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods... That thing was called the Sinan... As for navigation, I don't need to teach you... You probably didn't know there was something called the Maritime Silk Road that started in the Western Han Dynasty...
Having only read the synopsis, I have a question: In ancient times, imperial power was supreme. You're supposed to be above imperial power. I dare say an emperor would use the entire nation's resources to eliminate you.
I don't quite understand why the protagonist keeps explaining this to them. The protagonist is supposed to be an immortal, and immortals and mortals are from two different worlds. Would you explain to the ants next to your house, "Don't worry, I'm not interested in your anthill," and always in such a gentle tone? If the ants asked you, "Let me be clear, are you going to take over my anthill?"
Damn, this is toxic! I couldn't even finish three chapters. The protagonist is a modern person, and he kills so many people right from the start! And to make matters worse, he's mocking Li Shimin! If he knows history, he should know the situation back then. Besides, you're just an ordinary person, acting so arrogant towards the emperor—who do you think you are?
It's just so-so, a mid-range level starting point. Maybe I'm being too picky!
The synopsis itself is incredibly awkward; it claims to be above imperial power? The synopsis alone is enough to turn me off. There's no need for other Shennongs to test the poisons.
After reading so many books, I feel like the title should be "I Was a Nanny in the Tang Dynasty" ←_← Don't you guys feel the same way!
It's well-written, much better than those that are already published! Why can't it be listed yet?
I've only read two chapters and I already feel like I'm poisoned. A perfectly good historical novel has been turned into an over-the-top, pretentious fantasy story. I'm truly speechless.
How could you even think of surpassing imperial power?