Li Er of the Tang Dynasty: Your Ancestor Has Arrived!
大唐李二：恁祖宗来了！
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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I'm increasingly disappointed with the protagonist.
The plot of this book, which involves different emperors traveling through history and creating hilarious situations, is indeed quite interesting. So far, it has maintained a consistently high level of quality in this aspect, which deserves praise.
Ancient emperors revered the Five Emperors and Three Kings. King Wen of Zhou and Emperor Wen of Han were considered exemplary sage rulers! Emperor Wen of Han was a figure revered by emperors like Li Shimin, who were considered great emperors throughout history! As for Qin Shi Huang... Famous emperors of ancient times looked down on him; he was simply a larger version of Yang Guang!
I misread it as being transported through time by Li Qingzhao
A letter of advice to Sister Cong
I have heard that the wise excel by producing more, the diligent consider incomplete content a disgrace, and the mediocre worry about having few readers, thus relying on incomplete content as their standard. The wise of old were able to uphold and promote their virtues. Today, everyone considers producing more content a good thing and considers incomplete content a disgrace. If you were to produce more content a day, who would be stingy with a mere monthly pass?
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I have only one question: Does the author's so-called "contemporary suffering is useless" argument do justice to the martyrs of the past? He keeps saying that building the Great Wall and the Grand Canal is useless in modern times, but does that mean the sacrifices of our martyrs were also useless? 😤
Is it really possible for a country's overall strength to be completely transformed simply by changing an emperor? That's too simplistic.
It's so-so; just dialogue and filler history. The main character isn't very useful. The system is incredibly powerful.
Seriously, these days novelists all seem to love this humorous style. Can't the main and supporting characters be a little more serious? It doesn't sound like normal people having a conversation at all.
Li Bai's personality made him unsuitable for high office, and Tang Shunzhi, despite being a well-rounded individual, was still kicked out by the old Taoist priest due to his personality issues.