The Hidden Dragon Shakes the Tang Dynasty
隐龙惊唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Arrogant and overconfident, the protagonist has lost sight of who he is.
From a humanistic perspective, I think traditional Chinese characters are very symbolic. Their writing style represents the ancients' understanding of the universe and all things, while simplified Chinese characters lack much of this charm. However, if we want to accelerate the reduction of illiteracy rates, the simplification of Chinese characters is inevitable.
Even Li Yuan could see the resemblance between Li Mu and his eldest son; how blind must Li Er be to not see the similarity between Li Mu and Li Jiancheng?
Honestly, this book is genuinely well-written. Unlike many transmigration stories set in the Tang Dynasty where the protagonist rises to power overnight with incredible ease, this one has its ups and downs, its plot twists and resolutions. However, I simply can't stand the recent political infighting. Despite having the upper hand, the protagonist is repeatedly humiliated. I'm taking my leave now and will return later. Goodbye, and I hope the author will consider speeding up the pace a bit.
Regarding the protagonist's background
In the past two days, when the plot developed to the point where Li Shimin discovered that Li Mu was his illegitimate son, I noticed that some readers couldn't sit still. Haha, don't worry. After going through such a long and winding road and laying so much groundwork, if Li Mu really were Li Shimin's illegitimate son, even the author himself wouldn't be able to continue writing this book.
This is the first time I've seen a story featuring Jianchengzi as the main character. Keep up the good work, author! 💪
Although I haven't watched it, to be frank, without a system you can't beat Li Shimin.
Why not just have prisoners of war build roads? It doesn't matter if a few die. It can wipe out an entire nation, and you won't have to bear the infamy!
Author, you time-traveled and arm-wrestled with Li Shimin, aren't you getting a little carried away?
I just want to know if the protagonist sleeps with Li Shimin's wife. After Li Shimin killed his brothers, he took Li Yuanji's wife into the palace.