Crimson Tang
满唐红
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- Completed
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- 3.3M Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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The Green Hills Remain, While the Sunset Glows Again! Historical Bookshelf
Five thousand years of Chinese history: excellent historical novels with over 10,000 subscriptions, recommended here.
A Reading List for Readers Out of Books: Primordial Chaos and Mythology
History, fantasy, and mythology: books I've been following
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Only Recommending Books I Enjoy (I Read Popcorn Fiction)
(If you find a good book that isn't on my list, please recommend it in the comments. Being short on books is miserable.) I only recommend books I enjoy. I only recommend the ones I'm following, so please keep in mind that the list may be out of date. If I show up as a trainee reader and a book has been here for a long time, that means I stopped reading it. I never care much about prose or plot when I read novels. That's too much effort. If I enjoy it, I'll keep reading; if I don't, I won't, no m
Classics and Great Reads Few People Know About
The places where the protagonists live are called “Realms.” Each book has its own Realm, and they never interfere with one another. Even the protagonists can never break through the boundaries of their Realms. We, however, are observers who can cross those boundaries. 【Worth a Read】: Readable 【Recommended】: Interesting and enjoyable 【Highly Recommended】: You’ll regret not reading it (ಡωಡ)
Worth Following When You're Out of Books, Slow-Burn Favorites
For my own reading. Few angsty stories, and no brainless power fantasies.
Some Books I've Read
These are all books I've read. Some are old and may seem out of place next to today's chart-toppers, but they're still worth a look.
A Game Is Like a Life, but a Book Is a Whole World
Just looking for books that are satisfying, fun, and easy on the stomach. I’ve tried countless duds and am immune to them all now! I started with online gaming novels, then read Blasphemy and discovered Jiang Nan’s books. Reading Rise of the Dragon Path introduced me to Xue Hong. Reborn: The Business and Officialdom, a rebirth novel, and the political novels Riding the Tide and The Leader were all astonishing. Juan Tu’s mind-bending stories are great, and there are plenty of excellent infinite-f
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Novels That This 12-Year Bookworm Finds Comfortable to Read
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I saw some people saying that Li Shimin was boasting, and there were some praises and criticisms. I would like to ask, apart from the Xuanwu Gate, which was a family matter, what faults did Li Shimin have? Is it because the people are in dire straits?
What should I say? It's very annoying. The protagonists like brother, sister, father, etc. All obediently acknowledge, call, and take the initiative to take the role. It's hard for me to get through this hurdle as a princess, right? But I have to take it upon myself to become a eunuch?
After reading a few chapters, I can accept some minor poisonous points, but from time to time, a Changsun Guanyin maid appears and I am really convinced. Either Changsun, or Guanyin maid, you can call her by her first name, Changsun Wugou. Your whole surname + nickname is really awesome.
The first part is good, but the second part is that Li Jiancheng is like a fool. His whole family was killed by Li Shimin, but he still acts like nothing is wrong. The protagonist pretends to be aloof and shouts that he doesn't want to be the emperor every day. He knows that whoever becomes the emperor will not survive. He still pretends to just want to protect himself every day... As of now, he is no longer a prisoner of the country...
In recent years, Yang Guangchui and Li Jianchui have been rampant in marketing. Li Er is indeed a bit miserable, with no achievements at all. All the achievements belong to Li Jianchui and Yang Guang.
When I saw it on the shelves, there were three poisonous points. 1. The chapter about waking up Yin Qiao was a bit poisonous and a bit embarrassing. 2. The army installed a large number of down jackets. First, there must be enough chickens, ducks and geese to have enough down. If there are enough chickens, ducks and geese, it means there is enough food. , Having enough food means guaranteed logistics - inconsistent with the following chapters, not to mention the high fabric requirements for down jackets - high cost, 3. Burning 300,000 kilograms of food - fake burning can also easily cause the morale of the frontline army to collapse. No one dares to play like this.
After reading more than a hundred chapters, I thought that the protagonist really didn't want to be the emperor, and he would help Li Er later. It just depends on how to make Li Er tolerate him. After reading Chapter 400, the protagonist still keeps saying that he does not want to be the emperor, but wants to support Li Jiancheng as a puppet, and then he and Li Er will equally share the power of the Tang Dynasty. It's too naive. If Li Er's rights are taken away and Li Jiancheng is made a mascot, it would be reasonable to make a "shogun" himself. Split with Li Er, live in peace, and be a fool as a reader. I skipped reading later, and the protagonist reversed his previous intention again. It seemed that he wanted to be emperor again. I really vomited. The protagonist gave so many indisputable reasons in the early stage, so why did he give it to the dog? How can Hu'er be the emperor of Han Dynasty? I quite agree with this sentence. I don't think it's okay if we argue at the beginning, but it would be a waste of readers' emotions to argue again later. There are flaws in the plot that can be dealt with, but the main reason is that it is too watery. I regret ordering hundreds of chapters at once
I've been writing strangely lately. . . It's very strange🤔What on earth is the protagonist going to do? He wants to build an archway even though he is a bz? He keeps talking about being an idle prince but has endless worries. The protagonist in the book is like a woman, indecisive and grinding.
I don't know why I can't see the protagonist killing palace maids every now and then. Maybe it's the sequelae. The protagonist has forgotten that he was a commoner before.
Except for the late Tang Dynasty, almost all other books about the Tang Dynasty are now popular. Because readers who can read history are getting more and more familiar with the Tang Dynasty and are increasingly disgusted with this kind of subject matter. I personally predict that there is a high probability that it will be sold out.