Beginning to Rise in the Late Tang Dynasty

For the late Tang Dynasty, just read: Fusheng in the Late Tang Dynasty. That book has a strong historical foundation, is well-written and elegant, and likes to describe wives. It is deeply loved by all the thieves.

I hope that the protagonist will be colder and decisive, like a hero in troubled times, and not meddle in other people's business. It's best not to write so many trivial things, otherwise people will be upset. If some things are easily banned, don't write them.

I just read it. There should be more written about the military system, weapons and equipment of the late Tang Dynasty, and more women should be involved. There are fewer children and women in the upper part.

Okay okay

Is Shen Nong as good as Fu Sheng in the Late Tang Dynasty?

Tianping Town, I feel that the strategic location is not very good

Whether Cui's two protagonists are directly taken away or killed is normal. What is the method of keeping it by your side and slowly building up your favorability?

It seems to be doing well at the moment, but it's still trying to survive. The next step is to stabilize the game, build infrastructure, and train troops. I feel like the protagonist needs to practice martial arts, or strengthen his military capabilities. He can't send his generals to every battle.

The author updates a lot, the content is non-toxic, and the plot is okay. Dear book lovers, you can catch up and read more

The war is written more excitingly and more cruelly.

The place in Huizhen is not very good 😰 It was originally a small vassal town separated from Pinglu Town in Ziqing. To the north is the Wei Boqiang vassal of Heshuo vassal town, to the northeast is the imperial loyal vassal of Yicheng Cangjing Town, and to the east is Ziqing Town where a skinny camel is bigger than a horse. To the west is Xuanwu Town, which was a loyal vassal of the imperial court in the early period and was a rebel vassal in the later period. To the south is Yanhai Town, which was also separated from Pinglu Town in Ziqing. To the southwest is Chenxu Town, which knocked Huang Chao to death. To the southeast is Xuzhou Town, which almost broke Zhu Wen's teeth. None of them are easy to deal with, it's a hell of a start! ! !

The main reason is that many people in current historical novels clearly have no love experience, but they dare to write about this kind of love, which makes people look embarrassed. Therefore, everyone tends to have a single female protagonist, or only has a love line for one woman, and the others are fertility tools. After all, they don't know how to write love lines. They might as well imitate the singing of birds and mountains and not write love lines.

The Later Tang Dynasty is the most difficult to deal with. Both the Northern and Southern Dynasties are better than the Later Tang Dynasty. The Later Tang Dynasty has no loyalty. Today you are a minister and tomorrow you will be the king. Warriors rule, cannibalism, robbery, etc.

We must get the Cao Army. The three Zhang brothers and Huo Cun are all inside. Be sure to get this one and the one named Pang.

Ten thousand days, ten thousand days, ten thousand days

Can the author provide a map of the current sphere of influence?

Why should we keep the children of our enemies? When will we retaliate? It's because we didn't kill them all.

On the ninth day of waiting, how is the author doing?