
Han-Tang 1931
汉唐1931
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 833k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Compared to Tang dynasty characters, I personally prefer Chinese characters.
It has a feel of "Da Ming 1937".
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Let me offer some suggestions. You've already written over a hundred chapters and you're still stuck on the civil war, which is dragging things out. Also, judging from the content of the book, if you want to fight the north and there are foreign enemies, you have too many useless teammates who are holding you back. It would be better to be more like the Third Reich and establish a dictatorship.
Is what you wrote contradictory?
Author, please update soon! Don't leave it unfinished; it's frustrating to read and I'm always thinking about the rest of the story.
Looking for a minor role Li Yan The father was a corrupt official, a carefree and irresponsible man who didn't study properly and liked to seduce widows, which led to the protagonist punishing him. And follow the pig's feet No other requirements but to satisfy my YY (daydreams) I'll take all of them: the pretty widow, the little white rabbit, the student seeking refuge, the teacher, the warlord's second wife.
That's a bit short. (Advertisement fee of 4 yuan upon entry)
The protagonist is too presumptuous, trying to persuade everyone he meets. Do you think these old foxes will hand over military power just because you talk to them a few times? Are they fools? His battles are inexplicable, his victories inexplicable, and he acts like he can do everything. He gets involved in everything but ends up with a disjointed and ultimately ineffective performance.
It would be strange if such an emperor didn't punish them.