
The Tang Dynasty Begins in the Zhenguan Era
唐起贞观
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 628k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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267Chapters
538Recommendations
5.4kFans
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The synopsis alone killed my desire to read it. They can't even tell the difference between a nephew and a cousin. Writing about Mao's history...
I bet a bag of spicy strips that this book will definitely be abandoned.
What utter nonsense! I know absolutely nothing about it.
After seeing a few of these, I'm speechless. Putting aside the era, even in modern times, if you directly called your uncle "Li Lao Er" (a derogatory term for someone of high standing), see if he beat you up. Let alone in ancient times, especially with an emperor, for a junior to call him that to his face is just ridiculous. After all that analysis, now he's relying on his mother's influence... Ha! It's utterly idiotic.
I regret not heeding the advice of the Shennongs (a legendary Chinese physician); after reading just a few chapters, I succumbed to the poison. 🙄
Chai Shao wasn't granted a title. I don't know if you're drastically altering the story or just making things up. He was initially granted the title of Duke of Linfen, then Duke of Huo, and only in the 7th year of the Zhenguan era was he granted the title of Duke of Qiao. Don't you even look at the reasons you gave in your book? It's truly absurd.
Is the author even human? Putting aside the quality of the writing, why is there a section about the Song Dynasty at the end? Most importantly, it's about subscriptions. If you don't have time to update, just say so; ask for leave. Aren't readers' money valuable?
I was poisoned and died in chapters 28 and 29. 🙄
Li Shimin: These days, any time traveler can easily be verbally abused and then, as long as they flatter me as the greatest emperor of all time, they think I'll let them off the hook.
Forcing the protagonist to marry his uncle's wife—if he agrees, the story will become uninteresting; isn't this just nonsensical writing?