The Literary Tang

Although I know that the author wants to assimilate the Arabs, what I want to say is that the so-called assimilation is the result of literati, and in the end you still have to resort to the knife. Also, people in the Tang Dynasty couldn't learn such things as military art. Hou Junji only mastered half of Li Jing's art of war. Do you still want Arabs to learn it? Regardless of whether he has learned enough or not, the author's position is wrong. This is a big taboo.

Actually, if the male protagonist is not "I", he will have something to write about. Unless Li Shimin, the leading male protagonist, starts to wash away his "fairy" characteristics. Otherwise, the male protagonist can only continue. But if you suddenly switch to riding a horse to fight in the world or scheming among powerful officials, that would be too boring! I think you can try to "teach" and penetrate modern knowledge into the Tang Dynasty bit by bit while the Confucianism in the Tang Dynasty has not yet reached the later stage. Moreover, the author has developed a new mythology system. I think it is better to adopt a relaxed writing style. There are too many novels about intrigues, beating up foreigners, or about conquering the world at every turn. Some protagonists want to get gunpowder today and slap their heads on it, but someone will say it tomorrow. It really deceived the readers into thinking they were fools.

Horseshoes appeared in China before the Sui Dynasty. There is a "nailed palm picture" in the Mogao Grottoes mural in Dunhuang, which was dated to the 4th year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign in the Sui Dynasty. In Europe, it is very common in ruins dating back to the first century BC. The Tang Dynasty dates back to the 6th century AD.

It is indeed necessary to master technology, but it is also necessary to master martial arts. It does not necessarily belong to the male protagonist, it can also be the male protagonist's subordinates! Looking forward to the future development. The author can go and read a black and white comic "Chang Ge Xing" published in China, which is great! Introduction to "Chang Ge Xing": The heroine is the daughter of Li Yuan. When Li Shimin killed Li Yuan to usurp the throne, the heroine was also hunted down. But the heroine escaped and later went to the frontier to develop. Precisely because the heroine is a woman and has a righteous personality, she is loved by all the ministers, so these ministers completely let go of teaching the heroine. So the heroine is super good in terms of strength and strategy, and she has been dressing up as a woman, but she is also just a young girl and lacks training. Through various opportunities, coincidences, and the heroine's advice, he gradually developed his own power and had many subordinates. Both the story and the style of painting here are superb. I really recommend it. The author must read it!

Traveling through ancient times must kill the descendants of Confucianism and Kong Laoer

See. Qin Qiong and Yuchi Baolin are of the same generation. I'm so shocked. Yuchi Baolin, how dare he borrow the courage of the two of them? Qin Qiong, the Duke of Wu Xun, is in the same generation as his father. It's strange that he has an uncle and brother.

A history teacher who doesn't understand history. . . . . . .

I made it to the chapter about making glass, and I was told that glass and magma are the same thing, and they will crystallize after cooling. When it comes to my major, I really can't stand it anymore and give up. Author, if you don't understand geology, don't talk about it. Writing it down by force will not work.

You read novels to relax your mind. What the hell are you doing if you can't do it? Every time, I have to explain at length why I need to add it?

The mythological system is really trying to persuade you to quit... Pretend to be gods and ghosts. It's up to you to see what you will do when Li Shimin gets old and wants to live forever! Religion, superstition is best kept away from politics. Also, I think too much about Li Shimin's subordinates, such as Cheng Yaojin. No matter how wise or foolish he is, he does no harm to the protagonist. I don't understand why the protagonist is afraid of this and that... Talk nonsense when you shouldn't say it, such as the Arab part, and shut up when you should say it.