
The Lonely King Who Buried the Tang
葬唐孤王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 684k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Author, your military system reforms seem a bit too rigid. You simply adopted the current system without adapting it to the era. You should also describe your governance after assuming the position of Military Governor of Xichuan, since this should be your rear area.
I'm so curious, what exactly is the protagonist relying on? It's so reckless! 😂
If you were already an emperor when you transmigrated, fine, but you transmigrated into a prince. What good is that? And you still dare to be so defiant towards a eunuch who holds military power... The protagonist is truly amazing.
It's late Tang Dynasty now. As a prince, you are natural enemies of these rebellious servants and scoundrels. You need to focus on improving the overall strength of the Xichuan military governor's jurisdiction. Otherwise, being trapped in the deep palace, feeling powerless and regretful, and becoming a weeping emperor will be your future fate. The princess in the Prince's Mansion in Chang'an will not be spared either.
No wonder it was abandoned; otherwise, it wouldn't have gotten off the ground. Changing the country's name to Fire? A parliament of ten thousand? That's utterly ridiculous. A parliament? What era are we living in? A decade or so ago, some authors might have used Western ideas as treasures, which was somewhat understandable {after all, power trumps everything}, but now it's a joke.
Is this book going down the same old formula of blasting people with guns and cannons?
It's such a pity that Emperor Wuzong of Tang died. If he had lived a few more decades, and the Guiyi Army uprising had happened a few years later, the Tang Dynasty might have truly been able to revive.
Even when authors are writing historical time-travel stories, aren't they clearly popularizing scientific knowledge? Do they really need simple firearms and cannons? We're seasoned bookworms now; we want to read about sword fights, political intrigue, and the art of war. We're not interested in light novels anymore; everyone's experiencing a reading slump.
Author, there seem to be some errors in your book, so please check it again! Seeing mistakes is so disheartening.
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