
A Young Soldier in Longyou
陇右小卒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Sigh, things were alright with the frontier troops. But once they entered Chang'an, it was the same as everyone else – this kind of plot appears in every early Tang dynasty novel. The three younger brothers of the Cheng family, making distilled spirits, furniture, and glassware, partnering with this duke, that prince, and that minister in business. I'm sick of it…
It seems that criticizing Li Shimin has become a trend now, and I'm too lazy to argue with those who are pretending to be asleep. I'll just talk about a few reasons why Li Shimin is respected. 1. In September, Jieli offered 3,000 horses and 10,000 sheep, but the emperor refused them; he then issued an edict ordering the return of all the Chinese people that Jieli had plundered.
The protagonist is just a nobleman, not an emperor? That's no fun.
Where did this traitor come from? He's just here to distort history.
Boss, before you write, please understand the military system of the early Tang Dynasty. The practice of exiling criminals to the army started in the Song Dynasty. In the early Tang Dynasty, those who could serve as soldiers were either local officials or genuinely skilled fighters.
Your writing is getting better and better! Keep it up!
The writing gets better and better as I write; there's no decline in writing quality like in the first three chapters of a new book. The plot is well-structured, with no obvious novice mistakes, and the psychological descriptions are subtle. If you didn't know better, you'd think it was a veteran writer's alt account.
The protagonist is being far too naive! There's a saying: "Ironclad families stand the test of time, dynasties come and go!" Large families prioritize their own families over the nation! This parliamentary system will only strengthen the powerful families! For those from humble backgrounds, participation will be impossible, and even entering officialdom will be difficult!
Did the author consider including the Five Poisons of the Central Plains?
Hmm, this book doesn't seem to have much support. If I supported it more, I could probably become a discipline assistant. That would be a great opportunity!