From the Start, I Kidnapped Taiping and Guarded the Frontier for Thirty Years
开局绑架太平，我守捉三十年
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- Completed
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- 585k Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 5y ago
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To be honest, in history, Wu Zetian was an expert at internal power struggles but an incompetent at external ones; she was basically Emperor Gaozong's front man. During Wu Zetian's reign, the Tang Dynasty hardly won any battles and lost a lot of territory.
Amidst all the derogatory comments about Wu Zetian, I just want to say that she was the first and only female emperor in China's feudal dynasties.
This poem, with its hundred chapters, is a bit too cruel, like a literary star descending to earth.
The 300 poems really make me want to complain. From the very beginning of the rebirth, is there any difference between the protagonist and the original body? I don't know what kind of person the original body was, but he's full of modern-day sarcastic remarks, and everyone else doesn't seem to find it strange.
The title "Swordsman" really sounds like it's from an author's first book, someone who just randomly came up with a title. There are more and more books like this on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), and it's just too long.
Is this the writing style of a master? More than 40% of writers with this level of quality are master writers.
What's with all this talk about a hundred poems and the God of Literature descending to earth? It's all for nothing!
Princess Taiping of my Great Tang Dynasty
I haven't watched it yet, but I'd like to ask which dynasty he married a princess and was able to have multiple wives and concubines.
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