War Map of the Late Tang

My illustrious ancestor, whose name is etched in the annals of the Han Dynasty, instructed his sons and grandsons with righteous principles. Reflecting upon these teachings, we further elaborate upon them. He said to his descendants: Listen to my instructions: Study is of utmost importance, followed by agriculture and sericulture; acquire wealth through proper means, and commerce and industry are…

What can I say about the protagonist? He's a bit hypocritical, isn't he? Returning the world to the Li family? He previously said the world belongs to everyone. Returning the world to the Li family—did he consider those who followed him in conquering the world? Self-interest is his downfall.

Since signing the contract over a month ago, the new book has been written with considerable care compared to the previous one. Drawing on past experience, it strives to recreate the history of the late Tang Dynasty and the protagonist's arduous journey of building his power in a small corner of the world.

Also, the term "young lady" sounds awkward, and what about Xue Yang? Shouldn't he be addressed as such?

Uploading the new book has been quite an experience! I've written quite a bit back and forth! I previously discussed "Battle Maps of the Late Tang Dynasty" with Huya, and as always, Huya pointed out the key issues to me! So thank you so much for Huya's help! I hope everyone will give my new book some support! Where are all my friends?

Is this a long wait before you decide to write it seriously again?

This novel is terrible. It's too simplistic, and the protagonist is portrayed as too cowardly and too lenient towards the Tang emperor and imperial family, to the point that the Tang imperial family uses him to restore the Tang dynasty. The war scenes are written in a very childish way, and the protagonist relies on his protagonist halo; otherwise, given his personality, he would have been overthrown long ago. It's a poisonous book; I don't recommend reading it.

This novel is so well-written! I also recommend another book to my friends, *The Left Ming Dynasty*. The author, Lao Baizhu, already has a 3 million-word completed novel, *A Commoner in the Late Ming Dynasty*, and a 1.6 Million-word completed novel, *Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty: The Eternal Bones of Han*. Those looking for something to read should definitely check them out.

I didn't really want to continue reading. I looked at it and it wasn't original, and it didn't fit my preferred historical genre. The style also seemed to imitate many Three Kingdoms novels. I didn't want to continue reading after a while. I think the most important thing about historical novels is farming and development, war, and a little romance between the male lead. That would be perfect, like "Ten Kingdoms and a Thousand Beauties" and "The Romance of the Five Dynasties".

In the new year, I wish all my friends a happy new year and all the best! I will also work hard to write a good novel and live up to everyone's expectations!