Building the Flourishing Tang
建造盛唐
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- Completed
- Length
- 766k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
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I dislike reading historical texts about the Wu Zetian era the most.
Li Tai was a son of a concubine? He was born to Empress Zhangsun, so how could he be a son of a concubine? Have you checked the records?
This is unrelated to the book, just a spontaneous thought. I don't understand why some people look down on Li Shimin and Liu Bei so much. Even Liao Hua, a minor figure in the Three Kingdoms period, rose to the rank of Right General of Chariots and Cavalry, held the authority of a general, served as Governor of Bingzhou, and was enfeoffed as Marquis of Zhongxiang.
In historical fiction, even if the protagonist has a photographic memory and is an encyclopedia, it's still better than having a system or superpowers.
Isn't it common knowledge that Li Shimin wanted to attack Goguryeo? What kind of insight does that require? The first five-year plan destroyed the Eastern Turks, the second destroyed the Tuyuhun, and the third destroyed the Western Regions. What's left?
In fact, Li Zhi was far more capable than Li Shimin or Li Longji; he was exceptionally patient. Wu Zetian dared not be disrespectful in his presence, that's for sure.
It's quite amusing how the introduction contradicts itself; the Tang Dynasty's golden age began with Li Longji. Everything before that was the early Tang. Anyone who paid attention in history class wouldn't be so blatantly wrong.
The author's fan ranking is a bit low... I finished reading the last book, "Sword Saint," for free... It was quite to my liking, but overall it felt a bit bland.
King of Shang. Interesting. Aside from the Shang Dynasty, there's no such thing as a King of Shang. How illiterate would someone have to be to come up with such a title? Anyone who's read the Investiture of the Gods wouldn't do that. The Tang Dynasty also revered Confucianism. Confucius respected the Zhou Dynasty. The Zhou Dynasty destroyed the Shang Dynasty. The title of King of Shang simply didn't exist in later generations.
Li Ye was incompetent while Wu Zetian was valiant; you'll make everyone laugh to death.