Saving the Troubled Tang Dynasty

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I've been watching it, it's pretty good. The flaw is that the descriptions of the army and war are really... Well... Not exciting. Army construction, weapons and equipment are not mentioned at all. The description of the war is still stuck in the game routine of "cavalry defeats infantry, morale is always locked, and dead people die" 😡... For example, in the defense of Suiyang, the enemy attacked with a hundred thousand mobs, and then "only more than ten thousand people were lost" in the first wave of night attacks! ! I was really speechless when I saw this... One tenth of the loss in a night attack, and it was a combination of miscellaneous troops + barbarians. The next day, everyone was fine and ready to rest and fight again? ? ! ! Is this playing a game? Are soldiers NPCs? No matter how many people die, it will have no effect on others?

The Li Tang royal family originally had a bad reputation, including Li Shimin, Li Zhi, and Li Longji. It turns out that the protagonist wants to take Yang Yuhuan in, are you kidding me?

Just as an ordinary time traveler goes back to ancient times, if you don't click on the technology tree and it's not a storm, how can you fight better than famous ancient generals such as Guo Ziyi and Li Guangbi? If a modern ordinary person travels through any period of ancient times without a golden finger, nothing can be changed.

The operations after he ascended the throne are really incomprehensible... One after another, the eunuchs, the greatest supporter of the imperial power, were abolished. This was more powerful than Emperor Chongzhen. Didn't eunuchs interfere in politics because of the emperor's excessive effort? Without the eunuchs, if the emperor is not capable enough, can he defeat those civil servant groups? ?

This author is also a talent, perfectly avoiding all the cool points At the beginning of the game, there was a desperate counterattack. It was originally the first small cool point, but the supporting character hit the pillar and died. The concubine cuckolded the emperor, but he was let go →_→, and the protagonist even offended the old emperor. Then the second Battle of Suiyang relied entirely on the author to cheat and lower the IQ of the supporting characters, and finally won the battle. According to the normal plot, rewards should be based on merit, and one should go back and taunt the enemy, but the protagonist did not leave ヽ('⌒´メ)ノ. Recover Chang'an later, give the credit to Guo Ziyi, rob and kill that one, give credit to Li Guangbi, recapture Hebei later, defeat Huihe, no reward, at least you have military power, just waiting for you to imitate Li Shimin, Xuanwumen mutiny, the result is the result. . When I met Li Longji later, I thought I was going to say something. Li Shimin had half of the credit for the founding of the Tang Dynasty. Now that the Tang Dynasty is reviving, I also have half of the credit. King Qin did it. Can't I do this? Alas, but the author's writing style is very good, and his analysis of historical figures is relatively thorough. It can also be seen that the author has made sufficient preparations for the history of the Tang Dynasty. These are just family opinions. I am emotionally excited at the moment. If you have any opinions, please be reasonable and don't criticize me (manual dog head saves life)

So far, the writing is quite good, but I am afraid that the author will add a moral obsession to the protagonist, and have to convince Li Heng and Li Yu. I am not a coward for this Tang emperor. The second emperor Huiqin still resisted when he became an emperor.

I've read a lot of Tang Dynasty novels either from Li Er's period, Tang Xuanzong's period, or the late Tang Dynasty. I'm tired of reading them. Finally, there's a Tang Dynasty novel about the Heian Shi Rebellion. I wish the protagonist can conquer the rebellion and build the top of China.

Now that the Anshi Rebellion has been put down, wouldn't it be better to go back to Beijing and start a mutiny? ! Like Li Shimin.

The Jiedushi system was the foundation for the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty. In fact, there was no possibility of rebellion in a state. In the Tang Dynasty, a state was actually a county. In the Han Dynasty, the prefect of a county was also under the control of military and political affairs. If the central government was not in chaos, local chaos would not occur. Moreover, the responsibilities of the Jiedushi system were clear and clear. The rotation every five years made it impossible for the Jiedushi to become bigger.