The Tang Man Returns from the Vast Sea
瀚海唐儿归
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Five Dynasties Ten Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Current situation overview (source: Bilibili video "Fantasy Light Green"). Looking at this map, it seems like Khotan has already captured Kashgar...
A brief explanation of the history of the Guiyi Army! Historical records about the Guiyi Army, especially its history of fighting against the Western Han Dynasty's Jinshan Kingdom and Dunhuang Kingdom, are relatively scarce. Even records about the Khotan and Gaochang Uyghurs, as well as India and the Samanid Dynasty of Persia at that time, are very incomplete.
I created three maps using satellite imagery (the starting point seems to have pixel compression, so please bear with it; feel free to point out any issues). First of all, I really love this novel by the author, and I've been voting with all my monthly tickets and recommendation votes! So I'd like to discuss some questions about the latest chapter in this thread. First.
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I recently caught up with it again. The later parts are still at a high standard, which is quite impressive. Overall, I think the quality of the whole thing is above average. Only the Indian part was rushed and hasty, making it seem a bit awkward. You can skip this. The ability to later incorporate innovations from the Qing Dynasty's systems is, in my opinion, quite innovative.
Is this acceptable for the protagonist?
Many time-travel novels involve dynastic cycles, where the protagonist travels to ancient times, becomes emperor, and then lives no differently from the ancients. I think that after establishing a nation, it should move towards a constitutional monarchy; otherwise, is the point of time travel just to have some fun? Shouldn't it be about promoting the progress of civilization?
It seems that this was the largest the territory could ever be at its peak.
I gave up as soon as I saw the name of the dynasty the protagonist established was "Zhou". China, Huaguo, or even restoring the Tang Dynasty would be fine, but the Zhou Dynasty just doesn't resonate with me at all.
The worst thing about this book is that it focuses too much on the Western Regions, with too many countries and unusual names. There's constant warfare—fighting in the west, fighting in the north, fighting in the south, creating trouble out of nothing. How can readers remember so much? At a reading pace of 1 million words a day, I never understood it.
The modern version is actually more visually appealing, but it has too many restrictions. Hehe!