Iron-Blooded Tang Dynasty

The author, I really like reading about the late Tang Dynasty, especially the books about the royal family of Li and Tang Dynasties. I made a few explosives, fire and thunder, no problem, and also made firearms. I really don't want to read it. I'll see if I can change it.

It is recommended that the author look at how Fu Sheng in the late Tang Dynasty wrote

Alas, it looked pretty cool at the beginning and made me want to vote for it. But with the muskets at the back, it turned into a poisonous book. There are a lot of novels about firearms from the late Ming Dynasty, do I still need to read yours? Sure enough, Fusheng in the late Tang Dynasty is the most suitable for old bookworms.

After going to Luo, why didn't you seize the throne of emperor? Even if he doesn't rob him, he still has to evade the emperor and regain the crown prince's position. Come on, there will definitely be a fight for the heir apparent later.

Come on, author, there are too few writing about the middle and late Tang Dynasty, and even fewer about the Li and Tang royal families. It is our duty to help the Tang Dynasty.

Public sacrifice, that cry of "Dad" made me feel sad.

I support the author to continue writing, it is really well written, I like it.

The metal smelting and casting technology at the end of the Tang Dynasty was very advanced, but steel could not be produced on a large scale. The talents of our ancestors were all used in casting crafts. If they were used to make guns, they would have ruled the world long ago.

Historical novels are about gold swords, iron horses, machinations, and intrigues, not guns and cannons. The author wants to figure out how to unify the world and then use artillery and steam engines to unify the world.

When your father is the emperor, you, the vassal king, directly attack Chang'an Ducheng. You have conquered most of the world, what will you and the emperor do? What should the prince do?

The author has a new chapter to answer the question about muskets, in the work related section. I saw it well.

As it goes on, the prince and Zhu Wen are 100% at war with each other, and even stabbed Zhu Wen when Zhu Wen was fighting.

Traveling through the royal family of the late Tang Dynasty, if you are not the emperor, how can you change the course of history? You must also have a heart to harm others and a heart to guard against others. Is this statement false? Or maybe the protagonist has lived like a dog in two lives?

The author must not engage in firearms and other modern inventions during the entrepreneurial stage, otherwise the book will not be popular. It's not too late to invent high technology after the finale. This is my advice as a bookworm. That's how cool it is

The protagonist is well written and the supporting characters are also good.

It's getting more and more thrilling, beyond my imagination.

Attack the south first? This is also an idea.

It is theoretically possible to make pistols in the late Tang Dynasty, but the price/performance ratio is too low. It is better to go back to cannons or something like that.

It's about 300,000 words, is it going to be published?

I thought the plot was about Zhu Wen forcing the emperor to move the capital. The protagonist could not go up to rescue people, but only his parents. The prince was taken to the new capital. Zhu Wen deposed the emperor and established the prince as the new emperor. Although there were other separatist forces that prevented him from using all his troops against the protagonist, a large army fought with the protagonist. The protagonist ended up with a tragic victory. The two sides had no choice but to call a truce first. The protagonist had time to develop. After Zhu Wen returned, he accepted the concession and established the back beam. Then the protagonist developed productivity to stabilize the people, farm, and slowly unified the world. The current development is that the protagonist did not do anything out of the ordinary due to relatives (complaint: Because of relatives, he is the lowest level in my opinion. From that position, looking at history, father, son and brothers are unable to grasp it, and they kill more ruthlessly than the enemy). In fact, in terms of interests, it makes perfect sense. There are too many separatist forces. If King De comes to the throne now, he may face encirclement and suppression by all the heroes. After all, a rookie emperor will not care about the separatist forces at all, but the heroic King De is different.) The protagonist goes back to continue farming and development, and now the crown prince. The emperor's life is better than before, he has money, and tens of thousands of troops. Now the emperor and his prince are living comfortably. After they enjoy the taste of power, it is impossible for them to retreat, and it is impossible for the people below to let them retreat. In the end, will there be another Xuanwu Sect incident, or will brothers and fathers fight against each other again. Predict the following: 1. After the prince enjoyed the taste of power, he was afraid that King De would become more and more successful and the emperor would depose him and establish him as King De. He had no choice but to launch a mutiny and ask his father to step down. Finally, King De sent troops. The old father was heartbroken and the queen came back to bring the prince and grandson. 2. Changes in Xuanwu Gate. 3. After reunification, he returned the government to the emperor and the prince, and went overseas to live happily.

The banners are hunting, the war horses are roaring, and the enemy owl are beheaded at Luyang Pass.

The problem is that the protagonist ate human flesh! How to deal with prions? This poison can make people die before the age of 40! See how the author justifies himself and makes the protagonist live a long life? Anyway, I was persuaded to quit!

The plot seems a bit familiar, but it's well written.

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It is the late Tang Dynasty, and the chaos of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms is not far away. The protagonists must unify as soon as possible to bring peace to the bottom.

At the end of the Tang Dynasty, it was said that flintlock guns should be built. You should avoid lightning as soon as possible!