General of the Tang Dynasty

This book is one of the few that I have fully ordered. There is no other reason. As you continue reading, there will be no surprises and you won't get tired of it. In historical texts, I have three personal highlights. This book doesn't stick to anything. The first is to be soft-spoken and soft-handed. Good words and good intentions are not a problem, and pushing for change is commendable, but your vision must match your skills. The author admitted at the beginning in the review section that this is an idealized book. What the protagonist has to do is so big that no matter how powerful his tactics are, it will be difficult to achieve perfection. Therefore, the author gives the protagonist a gun and a pen, so that the protagonist's reputation can be traced, and at the same time, it is strong and strong. There is no plot to rely on lip service or rely solely on the admiration of others. This is handled very well. Second, there is no righteousness in mind. I have always believed that historical time travel novels are the most ambitious type of novels. The higher the status of the protagonist, the stronger his abilities. The more so. In some works, the protagonist comes from a poor family, and it is understandable that he plots and plots; if he is a bureaucrat, it is also understandable that he does not do anything due to etiquette. But when you work your way up to the point where you dominate the world, and the gun becomes the pen and the mouth become the jade, are you still talking about restrictions and difficulties? Are you traveling to the past to become a rich man? Don't talk about whether it is logical or not. You are not the will of the world. You may even have learned economics, finance, and political history from Toutiao Zhihu. How can you be sure that you can clearly see the path in the book and understand how difficult it is? So sophisticated and smooth to the end, there is just one more bureaucratic leader and slave master in history. Thousands of years of historical experience and more than ten years of compulsory education have been swallowed up! This book does not have this poisonous point, no problem! The third is the language. There is no need to say more about this point. Better historical texts will pay attention to this point. But the conversational style at the beginning of the book particularly impressed me - classical Chinese translation style! Some people say this is a shortcoming, but I hold the opposite opinion. It is true that what the ancients spoke was not classical Chinese, but what I want when reading novels is a sense of involvement. Reading historical texts is like reading written history. For me, it can be said to be the highest level of immersion. Although the later author took into account the readers' opinions and changed it, I personally appreciate this style of writing. No poisonous points, a rare good book!

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This book was an absolute masterpiece before Li Xuan came to the throne.

The writing is really good, the writing is very smooth, and there is no systematic mess.

Unknowingly, this book has 600,000 words written. When I read it, it only had about a dozen chapters. I have been following it until now. Although there are one or two points in this book that I don't like, they are all minor flaws. Generally speaking, this book is quite well written. There are many novels about the Tang Dynasty, but most of them are about the Li Shimin era. There are relatively few about the Anshi Rebellion, but in the past two years, more have been written. But what do I say about those? It seems quite dissatisfying. This book makes me feel happy in one word. I don't know what's wrong with other novels of the same type. They insist on deliberately suppressing the protagonist and deliberately creating some disgusting chapters. All in all, I hope the author will continue to update. As long as there are enough updates, there will be no shortage of subscriptions.

There is nothing wrong with being a general among the Hu people. There are loyal and treacherous people among the Hu people, and the same is true among the Han people. The key is the monarch's vision. Although Hu people like An Lushan rebelled, Ge Shuhan, Gao Xianzhi, Pugu Huaien, Li Guangbi, these great heroes who quelled the Anshi Rebellion were all Hu people. On the contrary, there were many more loyal and famous generals among the Hu people than treacherous ministers. Can't we say that all Hu generals are untrustworthy just because An Lushan is a special case? An Lushan's rebellion had nothing to do with his identity as a Hu. Even if the Han people reach his level and hold three towns, they may rebel. It's completely because Li Longji is too conniving.

Don't surrender to An Lushan like Man Tang later. That would be ridiculous.

Enhanced version of Luo Shui's Oath. Loyal ministers in later generations can no longer stand the test. Civil and military officials are treated the same as Song Dynasty military generals. One-size-fits-all is to guard against you. Loyalty and treachery are equated. The king suspects his ministers to rebel, and his ministers suspect that the king wants to kill him. Moral imbalance and social disorder. How can the protagonist govern the country? Can he choose one of loyalty, filial piety, benevolence, justice and etiquette? There must be constant rebellions. Why should the aristocratic family support you? If you don't benefit the aristocratic family, they will look for Li Longji's descendants. The moral and cultural system collapsed, and the Confucian literati fell into confusion and confusion, just like the literati in the two Jin Dynasties looked like they were crazy The clans abolished themselves and killed each other. The emperor would completely give up on the descendants of the clan. The main character can come to power from such a distant branch, so why not others. This will lead to disunity among the descendants, and the direct line will kill each other. The competition is fierce, and the emperor will raise the clan like pigs. Just like the Ming Dynasty, it will become a blood-sucking cancer. Spread to other areas. How to fight against the big families after the clan is abolished, the eunuchs and military generals can only be poor, and new problems will arise The rule will not last long, and the king will perish with it. The author has serious problems with the outline. He does not know his own positioning and planning, and his direction is unbalanced, which greatly lowers the evaluation of the book.

Li Shimin's Xuanwumen Incident is completely different from the protagonist. The protagonist is really a bit of a scumbag and will be infamy for eternity. 1. Li Shimin is a prince and has the right to inherit. The Xuanwu Gate Incident was ostensibly aimed at Li Jiancheng. It was a coup to seize the throne, and it was only a palace coup. There was no direct rebellion. The previous Shenlong coup and Tanglong coup were palace-wide coups, and the princes had the right to inherit. 2. The protagonist is only a member of the clan who is separated by four generations, has no inheritance rights, and openly rebels. This is really heinous. The protagonist was single-handedly promoted by the emperor. The emperor really gave the protagonist everything except the throne. The protagonist's rebellion is the same as Zhuge Liang's rebellion. It is too outrageous. If the people of the world surrender to the protagonist, their values ​​will collapse. 3. Li Shimin was actually similar to the founding king. Li Shimin wiped out the north. As for the south, it was not important at that time and was still a wild land. Therefore, Li Shimin accounted for 60% of the Tang Dynasty. Li Shimin became the emperor, and the world returned to his heart. And what about the protagonist? No matter how awesome the protagonist's military exploits are, they only started in the prosperous age of Kaiyuan. At that time, the Tang Dynasty was extremely good in both civil and martial arts. These military exploits of the protagonist are just the icing on the cake. Without the military exploits of the founding of the country, it is impossible to compare with Li Shimin. 4. Li Shimin and Li Jiancheng were at odds with each other at that time. If he did not seize the throne, he would be doomed after Li Jiancheng ascended the throne, and he would be forced to do nothing. And Li Longji can be said to treat the protagonist like Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty treated Huo Qubing, better than his son. Isn't it too bad that the protagonist directly raises an army to rebel against Li Longji? Anyone with a loyal heart in the world will think that the protagonist is a traitor, a traitor, and a wolf-hearted person. All the reputations and reputations we had before have completely collapsed now. It is suggested that the protagonist waits until after Li Longji's defeat at Tongguan and the foundation of Li Longji's rule has completely collapsed. It is justifiable to come out to clean up the mess and replace Li Longji. Don't come out before Li Longji loses all his family property. This will really make him a villain who will be infamous for thousands of years.

It's also difficult to reconcile, so infringement will be deleted

Li Longji, an old guy, died 20 years ago. His status among Chinese emperors must be at least in the top five. It's a pity that impotence has plummeted.

This book glorifies Concubine Yang a little too much. Let's put aside whether the imperial concubine was the cause of troubled times. We only say that she was greedy for wealth and vanity. She abandoned her cuckold husband of four or five years and served the emperor's father-in-law as a daughter-in-law. Most of the time, she was content with it. But here she seems to be written with a feeling of reluctance and helplessness, and a chaste and innocent appearance. "I would like to be a winged bird in heaven, and a twig on earth." In order to pamper her, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty built the Huaqing Palace and the Palace of Eternal Life. They were extravagant and danced endlessly, so that after the Tianbao period, the Tang Dynasty declined, the situation was bad, and the prosperous age collapsed! When an avalanche occurs, no snowflake is innocent! There is cause and effect. Concubine Yang enjoyed the glory and wealth of the Tianbao period because of her eroticism and art, and finally died in Maweiyi. Isn't it a cycle of cause and effect, and the way of heaven is clear? What is there to sigh about?

Li Longji was the capital at the end of the Tang Dynasty. Do you understand that the top-ranking Wuhan family? No matter how great your military exploits are, it doesn't matter whether you are a dog or a dog from a noble family. Unless you are a hawk or a dog, otherwise everything will be in vain. Mr. Huang is the evidence. It is much harder to get in than to get in.

If you don't rebel in history, you will feel aggrieved and be plotted by all kinds of people. When you reach the top of the officialdom, there will be an emperor who can kill you at any time. Even if you are a pure dog, it is difficult to avoid being made into a hot pot. Even if this emperor doesn't do it, the next one will definitely do it. So either he becomes the emperor as the emperor's son and grandson, or he becomes the emperor in the end, otherwise it will be difficult to write in a way that makes people like it.

Help Li Bai realize his dream. Li Bai always dreamed of becoming an official. He was a complete official fan. Li Bai basically spent his whole life running around asking for help to become an official. But he could not realize his dream in his whole life. Life is very painful. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty only regarded Li Bai as an imperial scholar. I hope that the protagonist can make Li Bai a powerful official and allow Li Bai to return home in glory.

The protagonist has too strong a sense of justice. Soldiers are all for wealth and women. They win battles and save the people and tens of thousands of cattle and sheep. The herdsmen refused even 500 cattle and sheep. In the end, the herdsmen killed them and sent them over. The protagonist also forcibly gave them gold and silver. You don't care, but have you thought about your subordinates? How much money do you have to raise an army? If you win a battle, don't kill sheep and cattle and feast the whole army. The army of the late Tang Dynasty has always had a tradition of plundering. Horses will not grow fat without night grass. They kill people and set fire to gold belts. If you need to raise an army quickly, you must give enough benefits. If you follow you, you can win the battle and capture something.

If you don't emphasize agriculture and suppress business, you won't vote. Bullshit commercialism

In the book, during Li Longji's reign, he crippled Tubo and Dashi, and their territories expanded to West Asia. It can be said that the territory of martial arts is two levels higher than that of Li Longji in history, which is unprecedented. Even the Emperor of Eternity is far inferior to Li Longji's martial arts. Coupled with Li Longji's Kaiyuan prosperity. Even if Li Longji's chaos during the Tianbao period triggered the Anshi Rebellion, as long as Tongguan was not defeated, Li Longji did not escape Chang'an. Li Longji's ruling foundation has not collapsed, because Li Longji was able to quell the Anshi Rebellion before the defeat of Tongguan. If the protagonist enters Chang'an to usurp the throne before the defeat of Tongguan, it can only be said that he is a traitor and traitor. If the protagonist is really made like this, he will be like a weasel crossing the street and everyone will shout and beat him, and his reputation will be completely ruined. The protagonist can only wait for Li Longji's defeat at Tongguan to completely destroy his ruling foundation, and then enter Chang'an when the people of the world can't bear it anymore.

Every time I see Travel Through the Tang Dynasty, I feel very sad to be honest. If Travel Through the Tang Dynasty cannot change Li Linfu, a piece of rubbish, and become the prime minister, then the subsequent Tang Dynasty will move towards the Anshi Rebellion and its sad defeat no matter what. Anyone who knows history knows that what Li Linfu did caused unprecedented harm to the Tang Dynasty!

Don't rebel again and again. You want the title of Marquis of Wu and you want to rebel. This is boring. Book friends are not morally obsessive. Don't jump to the end repeatedly. Like the clown king of Huacai, if the protagonist does not show appropriate ambition, he will always be loyal and moral. When rebelling, please refer to Sima Yi for backlash. The reason why a loyal minister is wronged and refuses to rebel is endlessly poisonous. Loyalty is played for Li Longji. Go back to Chang'an and think carefully about setting up a persona that is beneficial to the people in the world. An Lushan now has confidants who can plot the rebellion, and the protagonist does not have one. The protagonist can change the tax system and change the policy of harsh taxation on Hebei. It will control the hearts of the people in Hebei and Chang'an cannot be defended. When An rebels, it is best to blockade and isolate the entire family of Prince Xuanzong and Shu, and then bear the hope of quelling the chaos in the world. Once the chaos is settled, it is a matter of prestige and surrender. Rebellion is not a treat. You must be ruthless.

This was never what I wanted; I never wanted to let my military town launch an attack We once expelled the foreign countries and protected the glory of the Tang Dynasty; But you betrayed me, betrayed all of us You immersed yourself in the tenderness of Yang Guifei and lied to the world; The Tang Dynasty only had one chance to be saved If you don't seize it Let me do it for you! Let the war burn From the palace of Chang'an to the yellow sand of Anxi Protectorate Let Mount Tai collapse and let the Yellow River boil; Even if I shed my last drop of blood I want to see the Tang Dynasty rise again! ! If I cannot save it from your failure, Your Majesty Then let Kyushu burn!

What did the author think? Let the protagonist rebel at this time? It's really the Chunqiu style of writing, and it doesn't care about logic at all.

With the cavalry of the protagonist Datang, plus the integration of forces from the Northern Plains, Western Regions, and Qinghai-Tibet areas after wiping out the Uighurs, and following the Mongolian army's style of fighting, which relies on fighting to support fighting, it is entirely possible to reach the English Channel. There are also several years of accumulation of the navy to develop maritime colonization, gather wealth and resources, guide technological innovation through the protagonist, and enter the industrial era ahead of schedule. The introduction of high-yielding crops such as corn and potatoes increased the population and provided labor. With this positive cycle, the protagonist can set up protective palaces all over the world during his lifetime.

After reading it, it is a brainless and enjoyable article. The Tang Dynasty was too open and had many social problems, as well as problems caused by the invasion of foreign cultures, etc. It is not detailed, and there are problems in many places. However, it is quite interesting in the short story. The nuclear bomb mentioned in the last extra chapter is obviously too fast and unreasonable. It is only more than 100 years ago.

Oh, it should be like this, it should be like this

It has found a good balance between fluency and stability, and the refreshing feeling of online writing and the quality of physical books coexist. The only fly in the ointment is that the plot is a bit straightforward, and it feels a bit mediocre, hay+.

At the beginning, I pulled a bully and started fighting for a chapter. It sounds awesome, but in reality, it looks very aggrieved. Moreover, they have traveled through time and become this identity. If they don't strive for hegemony, they will be treated as bullshit generals. They will be treated like dogs by others.

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