I Lived in the Tang Dynasty

The girl group successfully persuaded me to quit. The previous description of the plight of the savage village was really a top-notch work. I was originally very surprised, but looking at the later chapters, a lot of them are related to the girl group >_<. I lost interest. Sorry.

The girl group thought they had discovered the most awesome work ever written, but saw that the girl group was successfully persuaded to quit

The first chapter was fine, but starting from Chapter 19 I lost interest in reading further.

After reading most of it, I feel like the author is trying to trick readers into killing him. It's not that the writing is not good The title and introduction of the book make people think that the author wanted to write about the real struggle of modern people to survive in the Tang Dynasty, slowly changing their lives with their own abilities, and then seeing some experiences from various places in the Tang Dynasty. As a result, after dozens of chapters, the style of the painting suddenly took a 180-degree turn If you want to write about the legend of the Tang Dynasty, then write the legend of the Tang Dynasty well. It is not that everyone has read more bizarre novels than this book. This book is actually quite well written But I don't understand the author's idea. Writing an introduction should also dissuade a wave of possible audiences, and then make readers with expectations after reading the introduction feel like they have been deceived. A little weird.

It's enough to vilify the people of Jiujiang. Sima from Jiangzhou in the Tang Dynasty was able to drink and meet a singer, which shows that it is not a barbaric area. It's okay to vilify them. Who makes them ancient people. Then there was the inexplicable beauty of the foreign song and dance troupe. Pay attention to the words used, fair skin, super big cup, beautiful, and understand Chinese Mandarin and dialects, etc. Then he said that during Wu Zetian, the powerful people put foreign beauties on the table to eat... He said that after checking the information, many generals before the Song Dynasty were cannibals. Similar to The Legend of the Demon Cat, it was written by Japanese, so Japanese monks are very powerful. But if Chinese directors shoot from this perspective, it will be awkward no matter how they shoot.

Did it say in the book that the protagonist is 25 years old? You said that when you ran into the woods and grew a big beard, right? Later, when an interracial girl group appeared, the protagonist was described as a teenager. Is there a 25-year-old boy with a big beard?

It seems a bit depressing. What did the author think about writing about a woman who was eaten as tribute by the people of the Tang Dynasty? This book will not be popular with this scene. I said, give it up.

Do not write the three words "little sister", the two normal titles are "ma'am, miss"

It looked fine at first, but the appearance of an interracial girl group seemed awkward. I felt that the whole style had changed, from historical realism to a funny style! ! ! The author writes well, I look forward to the next book! !

I'm the author. If you have any suggestions for me, you can reply to this post.

Ever since I wrote about that monk, I feel that it doesn't look good.

When you travel to ancient times, you first learn to protect yourself and learn about surrounding things in a low-key manner. Jumping up and down all day long. Please take one step at a time.

Some parts of the story are too long-winded and make people restless while reading. It seems inappropriate and detailed. Could you please stop complaining all the time? It's too boring.

Does the author start to let himself go in later chapters? Have you rewritten martial arts? Nondescript, no desire to continue reading 😅

This book is obviously a Conan fan novel, the kind that imposes an IQ tax. The first 19 chapters were okay, but after the monk was forcibly introduced, it became more and more biased... I couldn't stand it anymore, so I had to abandon the book!

The author's geographical knowledge is not as good as that of a junior high school student. From Hunan to Sichuan and to Meishan, he has to go around Hubei to Hanzhong and cross Jianmen Pass, which was very shocking. Farewell

Oh my gosh! I don't know anything, I don't know history, I can't understand traditional Chinese characters. Can this survive? This is a cannon fodder who can't survive more than one episode.

Write intrigues, twists and turns. Too complex is too much.

I'm back in the city. I want to watch survival in the wilderness. People fighting each other is very boring.

There is no system, no knowledge of history, and no poetry. This setting is relatively rare.

If you know how to cook, you can get a lot of money back by selling a few dishes to restaurants. You can then use the money to open your own restaurant in a big city. When you have money, you can start studying, get a part-time job, and be a well-rounded person in the local area to support your family. If you have backward thinking, you will become poor.

Does the author know why the book was not popular? I quite like this book, so I will make a guess First of all, in terms of depth, your book is very strong throughout the starting point, but in terms of story, the first part of the story is stronger, and the later part is not so smooth For example, the beginning is amazing, the protagonist is directly robbed by the village chief and strong villagers, and becomes a semi-serf, and then the protagonist plans to kill and escape. This story is very exciting, and it also explains the social situation at that time In the first half, the protagonist has been struggling in various whirlpools, and the reader has a strong sense of involvement. Later, the protagonist seems to be very detached, especially after getting together with Princess Taiping, it feels like there is no one or thing that can shake the protagonist. Without pressure, the reader may not have that tense sense of rhythm or sense of involvement. I personally feel that if the protagonist cannot float in the sky, and the protagonist is from God's perspective, the reader will not have a sense of immersive reading. So most so-called good books, no matter how strong the protagonist is, must set up an opponent for the protagonist, even if it is very blunt, but readers will accept this, especially novices. Another slap in the face, then there will be depression and joy, and the pleasure of reading will come out directly. Another point is that the truth does not need to be explained too much, it is good if it is contained in the story, such as the beginning.

The first part of Chapter 18 was good, but the second part made me irritated and I didn't want to read it.

After entering Chengdu, the protagonist seems to have been forcibly knocked unconscious by the author. A monk directly told the protagonist to only dare to retaliate secretly, but he still hides cowardly? How dare you kill Qing Xuanzi? And what about the Poison Sutra?

The overall story is good, now is a period of transformation, go for it

Your idea is great, keep going!

Around 25, I feel like my taste has changed.

I have always believed that the advancement of history is not simply determined by a few words from the emperor and ministers, it is all on the table. In fact, the real decisions are made under the table, and the main factors driving historical development under the table are economic and ideological. On the economic side, it is mainly the class struggle promoted by the relations of production. On the ideological side, it is mainly the struggle of faith, including the struggle of Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, and the various schools of thought. This book describes the combination of Confucianism and the struggles of various schools of thought and the historical process. From a conceptual point of view, it is a rare good book among Qidian novels.

After reading the reader, it becomes a pornographic book. Damn it, what the hell...

Big brother, China already has noodles