Living in the Tang Dynasty, Living It Up
人在大唐，浪到飞起
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- 460k Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 4y ago
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I've read many of the author's books, and not one of them has a decent ending. I bet 10,000 yuan that this book will definitely be abandoned!
I want to laugh when I see claims that the crown prince was suppressed by the civil service. The distinction between civil and military officials only became clear in the Song Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty was largely ruled by aristocratic families. Where did this "civil service group" come from? In the early stages of a dynasty, imperial power was supreme; everything else was secondary.
In the ninth year of the Wude era, the Eastern Palace was where Li Er (Emperor Taizong of Tang) resided. Li Chengqian could no longer live in the Eastern Palace, and Li Yuan (Emperor Taiyuan) moved into the Taiji Palace until the fourth year of the Zhenguan era.
The Tang Dynasty didn't collapse after only two or three generations like previous dynasties, largely thanks to Empress Wu Zetian. After she thoroughly dealt with the powerful aristocratic families, they felt the Li Tang dynasty was better. In fact, the entire Tang Dynasty was a history of successive emperors suppressing the aristocratic families.
The author estimates that the junior high school student's knowledge base is still somewhat lacking. Making ice with saltpeter? The ancients would be surprised, but eating a shaved ice is something to be astonished by? You probably don't know what an ice cellar is! Using ABCD as pinyin, are you trying to merge those two books into one? They're probably just book titles from Baidu.
Another mass-produced Tang Dynasty novel. Are there any decent Tang Dynasty stories left to read these days? Most of them are illogical, exaggerated, and ridiculous.
I've read many books by this author, and they're all well-written. I'm looking forward to this one as well.
If a character transmigrates into a Tang Dynasty setting and becomes a commoner, nine times out of ten, the protagonist will bring up the negative aspects of consanguineous marriage in order to marry Chang Le. However, if they transmigrate into the royal family, the relationship between Chang Le and Changsun Chong will likely remain unresolved.
Author, you should really manage the book review section.
Author, you should really manage the book review section! It's full of people selling movies, arguing, recommending books—you name it!
Wait, aren't they all eunuchs? Why are they still appearing in the daily headlines?