Great Tang: The Last Courier in Anxi
大唐：安西最后一个信使
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
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I drew these myself, featuring chibi-style armor from different dynasties and Mount & Blade.
A chibi-style drawing of Tang Dynasty military equipment!
A lone city a thousand miles away, its entire population of white-haired soldiers.
A lone city a thousand miles away, its entire population of white-haired soldiers.
The city is filled with white-haired soldiers, yet they die without abandoning their swords. For fifty years they fought alone, how could they forget the Tang Dynasty? A lonely city ten thousand miles away, filled with white-haired soldiers. Born Han Chinese, they will die Tang soldiers.
Instead of going to Chang'an to argue with the court officials, it would be better to develop the Western Regions and then head south to the Indian subcontinent.
(Not yet completed) A lone city a thousand miles away, a hundred miles without a trace of human presence. White-haired warriors don armor, leaning on their swords, gazing eastward into the clear sky. "Brother, tell me, is the sun farther away or Chang'an farther away?" "Nonsense! Of course the sun is farther away. You've seen visitors from Chang'an, but have you ever heard of someone coming from the sun?" "Then why is it that when you look up you see the sun, you can't see Chang'an?"
I haven't checked for a few days and found that the author deleted the system. Uh, putting aside the changes to the previous text, I feel like the author cut off his own arm. That Mount & Blade system was a backup plan. Logically speaking, adding some restrictions to the shop function wouldn't have been a problem.
The Meow Meow Cult wishes your new book great success! Hooray...
A small update with a set of illustrations. How many warriors return from ancient battles? I've only drawn three angles so far; I might draw more later when I have time.
A modern young man, thoroughly educated by cult figures like Aoi Sora, Yuriko Koike, Edison Chen, Wu Qian, and Meizhu, transmigrates into another world, and the author portrays him as someone who can't even recognize a woman? Which young man isn't a seasoned veteran? By creating such a fool, isn't the author insulting to all these men?