
The Last Emperor of the Tang Dynasty
最后一个唐朝皇帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Five Dynasties Ten Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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252Chapters
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What are you writing? It will arrive in a while, love, love, love, and jump to some drama I wrote so many stories that the emperor was furious and wanted to pursue him to death, but the boss was killed, and the other one did not move, goodbye The most basic deterrence did not deter other warlords You are going to be the last emperor, why do you still want him to control so many things? After raising it for so long, just watch this?
The writing is really good, and the plot is reasonable. I forgot which book I read before was also written by Li Ye. The emperor ran out of the palace to eat and live with the homeless orphans and start a private army. No one noticed it yet. I had brain congestion after reading it.
The first order data has come out, and I checked the author's performance for this book, and it's a bit bleak. Based on the author's remarks when it was released, I am a little worried that this book will become a eunuch. And I don't know if it's because the author charges for the publication of his testimonials, so the subscription ratio is very bad. It stands to reason that readers of niche historical articles will be relatively more loyal, and generally the subscription ratio will be very good. Judging from the quality of the book and the liveliness of the chapters, there is something wrong with this collection. Wait a little later and see what the subscription ratio of another newspaper is. Furthermore, the gap between the two chapters of the author is too long. Calculated in 24 hours, he would have to wait until ten o'clock in the evening to find out. Experienced characters will choose to upload VIP chapters at zero o'clock on the day of release, so that the first order data will be faster and more accurate. If the collection ratio is good, I can still persuade the author to stick to it. This book is the only advanced late Tang Dynasty book that I can read at present, which is rare. But according to the author's mood, if his grades are not good, he will probably become a eunuch. However, if you really want to take the path of online writing, it is better to have a beginning and an end to the first book. Especially in historical literature, many of them were late bloomers. The first book accumulates experience and character, and the second book will have a basic base. And if it can be put on the shelves, it is already better than countless other books, and you can also get a wave of perfect attendance. If you don't want to continue to follow the path of online writing, then there is nothing to say.
The Bian army is indeed brave, but I don't believe that the soldiers of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms were so loyal.
This military training of Shence Army is a bit funny, and Shence Army has always been a cheerleader, which is of no use. There is no need to write him as the people's army in historical texts.
You said that the eunuchs of the Tang Dynasty had more power than the eunuchs of the Tang Dynasty. I disagree very much. One has military power, and the other is just a tool. The gap is too big. All great men have said that political power comes from the barrel of a gun.
The beginning is not good. If you reuse a reliable civil servant, you can seize power from the eunuchs, and the emperor of the late Tang Dynasty will not be so aggrieved. In this kind of hell dungeon, the protagonist's time-travel setting cannot be too rubbish.
It was already difficult to continue Tang Zuo during the Zhaozong period. Before Huang Chao invaded Chang'an, the emperor, eunuchs, and feudal lords formed a strange triangle, maintaining an alternative balance. Huang Chao destroyed all this and eventually led to the demise of the Tang Dynasty. Looking forward to updates from the author.
Uh... I also spent a dollar to write book reviews 🙂. I'm usually very lazy and don't write book reviews very much. I haven't written much in many years. I wrote another time-travel article about Liu Song and Han Que from Qidian. It was very long. I wrote about my understanding of writing, my understanding of historical time-travel articles, and my changes in mentality. Well... If the author has time to read this book review, I don't know. Can you see the personal interface? You can't copy and paste in the comment area. I don't want to say too much about the repetition. I just think this work is very good. After reading Chapter 30, I suddenly felt a little regretful, because to be honest, at present, if this work concentrates on writing and the author changes his mentality, it can be said that this work is no worse than Gui Sanguo and Ruzi Emperor, and can reach the ranks of superior works. The author has a good and comprehensive understanding of the late Tang Dynasty, but it seems that it may be due to lack of experience. He is a little vague about the character's mentality, narrative style and outline. Well... How to put it, let's talk about a few specifics. The description of Yang Fugong's death is too simple, and it is a pity here. If the author knows it well, it is just a few words, maybe a few more paragraphs, the level is completely different, and then the writing needs to integrate himself, and his attitude towards Li Zhongguo , in the chapter about He Ning's attitude, I feel that the description is a bit frivolous. The removal of Yang Fugong means that the protagonist has already mastered the power of the capital. For a brainless Lu Bu-like figure like Li Zhongguo, just let him be the commander-in-chief. He Ning should also be more open-minded. After all, this is an extremely crucial role. A woman can achieve this for the emperor. Not only sharing the glory, but also protecting the hero for the rest of his life like Zhao Kuangyin is also an option. As long as there is no chaos, Li Zhongguo will be another little Li Keyong. Hmm.. We are very lazy and don't want to talk about every point. However, the writer should not be in a hurry and ignore the objective factors and the book review section (it seems a bit contradictory dialectic. I am also in the book review section). Slowly and carefully refine the work. It is not that the work cannot be modified after it is published. The author must not just send it out and ignore it. This is a pity. Large paragraphs of text descriptions and general context are all. It's good. It would be nice to read more about all living beings, because I think this book is okay, but it has entered the dilemma and bottleneck of most historical time travel novels, so I can't help but give some suggestions. Actually, there is not much to say here. A lot of what I said was written in the book review circle of Liu Song and Han Que. If the author has time, you can read it. I also posted two paragraphs of comments below. Well, they are all from my heart, so I won't repeat them here.
No, the protagonist is too weak, right? Falling into coma at every turn? I think if he continues to indulge in this situation for two years, he will die suddenly. The way the author writes it, he will not really let him finish his life and become the last emperor, right?