
The Twin Dragons of Tang (20-Book Set)
大唐双龙传(全20册)
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.7M Words
- Genre
- Youth Literature
- Subgenre
- Fantasy & New Wuxia
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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In booklists 6
A Sword, a Jug of Wine, Heroes Gathered, and Grudges Settled in Style
Wuxia is full of outstanding works. From the sweeping martial world of "Sword of Coming" and "Biao Ren" to the bold spirit of "Sentimental Swordsman, Ruthless Sword," the profound world of "The Twin Dragons of Great Tang," and the elegant prose of "Snow in a Cup" and "Under Heaven," these stories weave together clashing blades, chivalry, friendship, and conviction. One collection offers a glimpse of every facet of the martial world.
If You Love Biaoren, These Books Will Ignite Your Jianghu Spirit Too
The martial world’s rivalries, secret manuals, galloping horses and swordplay, and the thrill of settling scores. Step into the world of wuxia, and journey from obscurity to become a grandmaster. One book is all it takes to fulfill your dream of a thrilling life in the martial world.
Historical Gambits and Jianghu Ballads in Wuxia Epics
From Huang Yi's astonishing scheme, in which the protagonist Xiang Shaolong transmigrates through time and personally takes part in and "creates" history, to the sweeping political and martial-world epics spanning from The Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty to Sword Snow Stride, this is an in-depth tour of historical possibilities and wuxia romanticism.
A Web-Novel Universe You Won't Be Able to Put Down!
A private stash years in the making: a fun reading list for guys. It features a genius doctor wielding a scalpel, a refined yet tragic young martial artist, and a thrilling mystery hidden in an ancient tomb... Open up this male-oriented story universe and get hooked. Tonight, let’s step into a book and become the hero!
Dreaming Back to the Tang Dynasty: A Guide to Reading Its Golden Age
Transmigrate across a thousand years of history and enter the most glorious dynasty in Chinese history: the Great Tang. This list brings together a selection of literary works set during the Tang dynasty, taking you on a complete journey through the prosperity and spirit of the High Tang. From court intrigue to the bustle of ordinary streets, from frontier warfare to poetry and wine, every book is a window into the flourishing Great Tang.
The Fragrant Books of Hanyuan
Reorganizing the novels I have read over the years. I have read many genres for a long time, so I am dividing them into two categories: must-reads that achieve legendary status, and classics worth reading.
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This fucking volume costs 299 yuan. Wouldn't it be nice if I bought it in person?
I started reading it in 2001, and I should be considered one of the earliest readers of Datang. Unfortunately, what I read back then was a pirated version. I still remember it fondly now, but the feeling of reading is no longer... My first work is inevitably influenced by Huang Shi. The book will have a setting similar to Double Dragon, and some changes have been made to speed up the pace and add a huge and rigorous world view and full text structure. You can click on my avatar to have a look😀
Double Dragon? It's just Shi Feixuan's plaything
Why can't I listen to the book "The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty"?
? ? ? The catalog is not open yet, so why do you recommend it?
In the past few years, all Huang Yi's books were removed from the shelves by Qidian, but now The Legend of Double Dragons of the Tang Dynasty has been put on the shelves again.
"Humanity Continent" is too difficult for newcomers! Please support me.
After watching it again, I still felt that Xu was not interesting enough at the end. In the beginning, it was Xu who supported Kou to conquer the world. Although it was just lip service at first, Kou took it seriously. Later, Xu was really just a woman's plaything. When he met a woman, he no longer had brothers in his mind. Kou is just talking nonsense
Huang Yi will probably ask them for money.
I have read the physical book "The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty" that I bought five or six times.