The Banner of the Tang Dynasty
大唐的旗帜
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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This period was suitable for becoming a warlord; with the Tang Dynasty's national strength declining and the emperor far away, it was an opportunity to manipulate the situation.
The main character is practically irrelevant now. To be honest.
It feels like it would have been better to write a time-travel story about Li Gong. After that, the protagonist could have found a way to keep Li Siye and the Mo Dao (陌刀) team, and then they could have shared in the protagonist's achievements. It feels so awkward reading it now.
That's fine.
Bodhisattva Lao City (Great)
After reading only the first 100 or so chapters, I glanced at the table of contents and it was all about the Tang-Tibet Wars. Suddenly, a question popped into my head: where is Tibet in the story's timeline? The period after the An Lushan Rebellion was Tibet's most powerful period. Historically, it was Tibet that severed the connection between Anxi and the Tang Dynasty's mainland and gradually eroded Anxi over several decades.
I couldn't finish this book after reading half of it. The writing is terrible. The reason I read halfway through was because I liked the genre and thought the author would improve as the story progressed, but it didn't change at all. I hope the author's writing will improve in the next book. I don't know why it hasn't passed censorship yet. I'm being very kind with this assessment for a novel like this.
It's already over 500 chapters long. Brothers who've read the later chapters, could you tell me if the protagonist is acting independently or working for someone else? Or is there a trend towards that direction? I like the protagonist acting independently because his achievements threaten the ruler, and those who follow him rarely have a good ending. In the current era, the protagonist's insight allows him to lead the country to better development.
The old book "Zongming Tianxia" has been taken off the shelves! It had millions of words, and was still worth reading, what a pity! Confused?
Looking at the table of contents, it seems you're constantly at war! 😰