Transmigrating into The Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty

In reality, everyone is incredibly undisciplined, yet in this time-travel story, everyone is either practicing swordsmanship or diligently studying regardless of the weather. This isn't directed at the novel in particular, but rather at how it's portrayed in all sorts of situations, which is really frustrating.

It's been a long time since I've seen any fanfiction about the Tang Dynasty. I fondly remember the era when fanfiction like "Tang Dynasty 2006," "Tang Dynasty 2008," "Saving Tang Dynasty Girls," "Jing Ke's Protection of the Tang Dynasty," "The Romantic Tang Dynasty," and "Living with Wanwan" were all so popular. Many talented writers have created fanfiction about the Tang Dynasty.

The author has too many of their own ideas. We read books in our spare time for a lighthearted, enjoyable read; we don't need to analyze them. The protagonist constantly runs through dungeons, winning victory after victory. Even if you kill the two dragons and the protagonist becomes the strongest in the world, we still enjoy it.

The author clearly hasn't read the original work at all! The Tang Dynasty has the lowest martial arts level in Huang Yi's works! There are no Grandmasters in the Tang Dynasty! And Tian Dao wasn't a Grandmaster; he could only fight against Grandmasters with his bare hands! Tian Dao never became a Grandmaster until his death 😂! This isn't my opinion! It's what Yan and Chi said! As for the four great clans, they're just so-so, without any decent lineage! Where are the masters?!

Have you all seen "Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty: Rebirth of Bian Bufu"?

The author has misunderstood the origin of *The Record of Demonic Thoughts*. The earliest account is that during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty, the "Heavenly Demon" Cang Qu searched the world for rare books, discarding the dross and keeping the essence, compiling them into a set of notebook-style silk scrolls.

It's very difficult to watch; the main problems are as follows: 1. The writing style is at a junior high school level, trying hard to write with a youthful and passionate tone, but it actually reads extremely awkwardly. 2. Huang Yi's original work was criticized by readers because the second half of the struggle for supremacy was written poorly. What were you thinking?

I haven't read any Tang Dynasty novels in a long time; I miss them. The author has ideas, but the writing is terrible, the fantasy is forced, and it's similar to a novice fanfiction from ten years ago. Even now, after so many years of development in online literature, using the same old formula is really not competitive. What a pity.

To be honest, I dislike Cihang Jingzhai the most in *Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty*. It's not that I hate Buddhism in general, but I hate that group of nuns. The way they do things is really unpleasant, just like the double standards seen online these days.

Has the Tang Dynasty's "simp concentration camp" gained another protagonist?