Ten Thousand Miles Across Tang Lands

Hello author, I like your Zhu Ming very much. I don't know why you stopped writing it. If I pay you 20,000 yuan and you finish Zhu Ming, do you think it's okay? If you can, please contact me!

I went to listen to three songs today, especially "Xing Wang Xing" and "The Splendor of the Prosperity". Only the glorious Tang Dynasty is worthy of this song. I have been reading a particularly white book since Shunming. I wish you success with this new book!

In 737 AD, Tubo sent troops to Xiaobolu (now Kashmir) and married a princess to King Xiaobolu. They wanted to take the opportunity to control Xiaobolu, cut off the connection between Central Asia and the Tang Dynasty, and have the potential to dominate Central Asia. If you want to regain control of Central Asia, you must first regain Xiaobolu. Before this, the Tang Dynasty had conquered Xiao Bolu many times, but all failed. In 747 AD, Xuanzong ordered Gao Xianzhi to be the envoy of the camp and led 10,000 cavalry to conquer Xiaobolu. After three months of trekking, the army arrived at Lianyunbao, which was the only way to Xiaobolu. There were Tibetan defenders here. On July 13, Gao Xianzhi's troops launched a surprise attack on Lianyun Fort in three groups. The Tubo army did not expect that the Tang army would suddenly arrive, so they were not prepared. The brave general Li Siye led a Mo Dao team to attack the Tibetan army from behind, while Gao Xianzhi led the main force to attack from the front. The Tang army won a complete victory in this battle and successfully captured Lianyun Fort, killing more than 5,000 defenders and capturing more than 1,000 people, while the rest fled. At this time, it was still a long way from Xiaoboli. Gao Xianzhi stationed 3,000 wounded and sick soldiers in Lianyunbao to rest and recuperate, while he led more than 6,000 people to continue to advance towards Xiaoboli. Three days later, the Tang army arrived at Anuyue City. When the people in the city saw that it was the Tang army, they opened their doors and surrendered. Gao Xianzhi ordered the soldiers to rest here for a day. The next day, he ordered Xi Yuanqing to lead a thousand people as vanguards to advance towards Xiaobolu, and informed King Xiaobolu to use the road to march towards Dabolu. King Xiaobolu hid with his queen and ministers. After Xi Yuanqing arrived at Xiaobolu, he recruited many of Xiaobolu's subjects and surrendered. Soon Gao Xianzhi's army arrived, found King Xiaobolu and killed a group of ministers. It also destroyed the only thoroughfare between Xiaobolu and Tubo. Soon Tibet came to help, but they could not come because the bridge was destroyed, so they had no choice but to withdraw. In 749, Gao Xianzhi escorted King and Queen Xiaobolu back to the court. This battle established Gao Xianzhi's status as a famous general in the Tang Dynasty.

There is nothing to say about the writing, but this book is about wine making, and the performance part is very boring. Not to mention that these two parts are seriously inconsistent with history. Distilled wine existed in the Han Dynasty. Singing is a lowly industry. In terms of single plot, it is also seriously deviated from the main line. Similar writing methods were broken ten years ago and have no appeal.

Start a crowdfunding campaign to beat the author's ass! Various eunuchs😁

This protagonist acts like a saint! No sense of substitution

The writing is too slow, and Chang'an is too long. The two points of this book are to manage Anxi, explore Central Asia, and spy on Eastern Europe. It is not about showing off at a concert.

Trivia: The western territory of the Tang Dynasty reached the Dead Sea. Aladdin in Andersen's fairy tale was from the Tang Dynasty. . .

I was confused when I saw that the protagonist wanted to help Le Ren fight for freedom. Has the protagonist done any research? First, do people want freedom? What is the ratio? Second, how will people survive after freedom? Can it be stable? Third, can people continue to improve their musical skills after becoming free?

My favorite author is Daming Wufu, but I don't know why he was banned.