
Conquering the Northern Dynasties
逐鹿北朝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 743k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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The Northern Qi royal family was probably not Xianbei, but rather Han Chinese who had assimilated into Xianbei culture. They were the powerful and aristocratic Bohai Gao clan. While the north was traditionally considered a land ruled by non-Han peoples, the power was ultimately usurped by these powerful families.
To me, Tang is more than just a dynasty or a name of a country; it's a symbol, a symbol of the Chinese people. Many people think there's something wrong with my book title, that the protagonist has nothing to do with Tang, but I believe the Tang Dynasty cannot exist without it. All so-called rules and conventions are man-made.
Please revise the introduction: Is there no one else available in Chen State? Xiao Moke, Zhang Zhaoda, Wu Mingche, Zhou Luohou, Huang Faqu. This was the time when the Southern Chen Dynasty truly had a gathering of heroes, whereas Chen Shubao's era only had Zhou Luohou and Xiao Moke left before he truly became ineffective.
I don't understand why the country's name was "Tang".
The book is good, but the title is problematic and seriously affects its performance! When people see "Longtang," they immediately think of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin, and Empress Zhangsun. However, the protagonist of this book is actually a member of the Northern Qi imperial family, unrelated to the Longxi Li clan, and not a person from the Tang Dynasty.
Why does typing "Lanling King" automatically show the words "jungler"...?
I was halfway through the book and had to complain. They say the Northern Qi had no capable commanders? Just Gao Changgong, Hulü Guang, and Duan Shao? You don't know how formidable Pi Jinghe, Murong Yan, and Wang Lin were back then, or how strong Gao Yanzong was as a commander. Strictly speaking, Gao Changgong was only famous; he was far inferior to Wang Lin.
Is the author from the Northern Qi dynasty, where the empress was a prostitute?
One problem is, don't they even bother to observe and adapt to this era?! They start causing trouble on the second day after the game begins.
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