
Li Tai’s Great Tang
李泰的大唐
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 376k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Can the author write history well? Basic historical facts must be adhered to. Is the emperor so easy to get along with? How can a man be fucked by his wife like this? Don't be funny, okay? Don't give Li Tai face in front of everyone. You might as well just write fiction.
In fact, I think this introduction needs to be revised. What I fear the most about historical articles is that they are written in plain language. The dialogue in the introduction makes me a little bit unable to relate to it.
I prefer more rigorous historical novels, but the protagonist who floats as soon as he travels through time really dissuades me.
Li Chengqian is the eldest brother, the second is Li Kuan, the third is Li Ke, and the fourth is Li Tai
After reading the posts in the book review section, some book friends feel that the style of this book is not rigorous enough and does not look like the one in the history section. As a bookworm in the historical area, I have a few words to say. Whether it is science fiction or history, two-dimensional or competitive, every section of Dianniang has always been exciting, and works of different styles have their own audiences. The readership base is huge, some people like thick and rigorous books, some people like fun and humorous ones, and even more prefer those that are romantic and aesthetic with delicate literature and art, those that are lighthearted and funny throughout, those that are upgraded to slap in the face and pure and refreshing, those that have a low threshold, those with vernacular plots, bizarre dialogues, and exaggerated, and so on. Novels are inherently difficult to read, and the same reader may even be pursuing many books with completely different styles at the same time. For example, the novels I am currently pursuing include five or six in the historical area alone. If every author writes in the same mold, it will be a disaster for readers like us. I have read a lot of books about the historical area, and I really hope that it will occasionally have a relaxed style and not be too depressing to lighten my mood. Judging from the name, this book is not serious, and the copywriting also shows the basic style and theme. I personally feel that the author writes smoothly. The description of the language and behavior of the court bosses does not fail the readers' IQ. Except for the lack of sense of substitution due to the protagonist being a little fat and not handsome enough, it is actually worth encouraging, isn't it? 😏
As long as the prince doesn't rebel, you have no chance
The language in this book is not serious enough, so I won't read it.
After time travel, he behaved like a fool
It has the potential of a divine book 😁 At present, the main line is to seize the direct descendants, the game between the Wei Wang faction and the Prince faction. After Cheng Qian experienced a major setback, he was reborn in Nirvana and began to eat fast and chant Buddha's name as if he were a different person. But this is just an appearance. A person's behavior style will change as he matures, but his underlying values and character are difficult to change. To put it bluntly, Cheng Qian is still so stable now because he is still the Crown Prince, and Li Tai does not have much real power. As mentioned in the article, no matter how much Tai does, he will still be a minister, and the prince will still be the prince. This balance will not be broken. But what if an event intervenes and breaks this balance? Can't Li Tai make further progress? For example: Li Tai's seventh part can really play a role, annexing Goguryeo, making great achievements, and completing the great cause that the two previous Sui emperors have not completed. At that time, Li Tai was truly the "master of great achievements." This "master" refers to the crown prince Cheng Qian, because the object of comparison with Li Tai at that time was the emperor of the former Sui Dynasty. How about the addition of the vengeful Hou Junji, accelerating Cheng Qian's rebellion? Or will Li Tai start with Cheng Qian's unparalleled sadomasochistic love story "Satisfaction"? In short, balance is only temporary, and seizing the throne means retreating if you don't advance. If Qian Qian retreats (makes a mistake) and Li Tai advances (conquering the master with great achievements), this balance will be broken. Just wait for this chapter to come. In addition, Li Tai's layout can be bigger. Once he succeeds in seizing the throne, he will have no goals and nothing to see. For example, increase productivity, continue expansion, etc.
It makes no sense and goes too far, which is just crazy.