Great Tang: A Motorhome Adventure Across the Empire
大唐：一辆房车闯大唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 137k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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62Chapters
101Recommendations
2Fans
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Does traveling back to the Tang Dynasty necessarily mean having some connection with the royal family? That's really unoriginal; it's just mindless bandwagoning.
A clear conscience and a carefree spirit These are sales pitches from ten years ago; just seeing this word gives me a headache.
Chapter 25 states that Li Chengqian was 18 years old, and then Li Zhi was 6 years old. However, based on Li Zhi's age and the timeline (634 AD), Li Zhi was born in 628 AD, meaning Li Chengqian, born in 619 AD, would only be 15 years old. Where did the 18-year-old come from? Historically, when Li Chengqian was 17, Empress Zhangsun died in 636 AD.
Why can't we see Han Yu Zhishuo anymore?
One update a day? Is this the pace of an unfinished series?
Speechless. Now I'm just writing whatever comes to mind. I thought that after making my first fortune, I'd go back and strengthen my base of operations, and then gradually work on other things. But now it seems like I'm using the excuse of selling vegetables in the city to start all sorts of trouble. I don't have any foundation at all. Don't I have any sense of responsibility?
I haven't read the book yet, but the title alone is enough to put me off!
I think you should write about the entertainment industry, specifically Korean, Chinese, Japanese, and American entertainment; it would suit you better.
Will the author be able to persevere?