The Tang Dynasty Starts by Saving Empress Changsun
大唐从挽救长孙皇后开始
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After weathering life's storms, you learn that simplicity is what rings true. After seeing all the world's splendor, you learn that the simple things are the most beautiful. Life is unpredictable, and we see our share of hardship. Where your heart finds peace is home.
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The funniest part of reading historical novels is when those people who wouldn't dare utter a word to their superiors ask why they're afraid of the emperor. 😃😃😃
I just saw the part about recruiting Wu Zetian. Why do most people who time-travel to the Tang Dynasty have to recruit Wu Zetian at this point in time? 😒 Can't they just choose someone else? Empress Wu is a bit too ruthless.
Going to the Tang Dynasty with a body full of illness? It's a miracle that the people of the Tang Dynasty didn't all die out.
After leaving the palace, I couldn't understand what you were trying to say. What? You want to be a saint?
A feudal system could have been implemented. Given the transportation of the time, it was impossible to rule the world without it. The three industrial revolutions took hundreds of years. The protagonist might have had some foresight, but industrialization requires a large industrial workforce. Even today, many countries are still not industrialized.
The author is too naive. Do you believe that the idea of blood transfusions, once proposed, would be so readily accepted that powerful figures would simply seize slaves to use as blood bags? What a hypocritical protagonist!
From the very beginning, I'm already embroiled in numerous conspiracies—it's all so clearly stated. Just thinking about it gives me a headache; another round of struggles is about to begin.
Now, let's talk about whether we should follow Lin Lingsu's example: "Buddhism is harmful to the Way. Although it cannot be eradicated now, it should be corrected. Buddhist temples should be changed into palaces and monasteries, Shakyamuni should be changed into Heavenly Venerable, Bodhisattvas should be changed into Great Beings, Arhats should be changed into Venerable Ones, and monks should be changed into Virtuous Men. All of them should keep their hair, wear crowns, and hold books."
I haven't read it yet. Didn't Changsun die around the 11th year of the Zhenguan era?