
Conquering Tang from Every Direction
纵横天唐
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
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What I hate most is this kind of person: if you want to blend in with the world, don't become an official. People without principles and bottom lines will eventually annoy everyone.
During Emperor Gaozong's reign, Empress Wu Zetian actually held little real power. Her influence stemmed from Emperor Gaozong's frequent consultations with her on policy matters, which he found valuable. Gradually, she was given more responsibility for reviewing memorials, allowing her to cultivate a network of support and ultimately seize power after Gaozong's death.
I remember Li Dan wasn't this simple-minded in history, and Empress Dowager Wu couldn't have become empress if the Li Tang imperial family hadn't rebelled.
Wu Zetian lost 3 million square kilometers! Look at the female rulers of all dynasties and then look at her. She is the worst female ruler in China, just like Empress Dowager Cixi! Go and see for yourself how many powerful female figures (Fu Hao, Mi Yue, Lü Zhi, Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang, Empress Xiao) expanded the territory. Does Wu Zetian, the sinner who lost 3 million square kilometers, deserve to be ranked first?
Could it be another one from the Black Warrior clan? 😰😰
The author should write a book about being reborn as Prince Zhanghuai, Li Xian.
The Old Book of Tang, Annals, Volume 6: "Liang King Wu Sansi advised and led the chieftains of various tribes to petition for a large-scale levy of copper and iron from the Eastern Capital, to build the Heavenly Pivot outside the Duan Gate, and to erect an ode to commemorate the emperor's achievements." The meaning of "excessive taxation" is...
The museums in Qianxian County and Luoyang (semi-official entities), respectively, have been accused of "openly leading the spread of rumors, taking things out of context, inventing history, and awkwardly praising Wu Zetian" in an attempt to promote Luoyang and boost tourism. They have fabricated "the Wu Zhou dynasty's territory was 1241 square kilometers" and "the Asian War," among other things of "unclear meaning."
I've read dozens of chapters but still don't understand what the protagonist's purpose is after transmigrating. His personality changes in various ways, contradicting each other, and there's no main plot. Who are the various characters? And then it just ends. The protagonist doesn't show any growth or development.
I hope the author can write a book about transmigrating into Li Xian.