Returning to the Prosperous Tang Dynasty to Become a Martial Artist
回到盛唐做武夫
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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Li Longji was notoriously cruel and ungrateful; once he secured his throne, the protagonist was unlikely to have a good ending. Currently, siding with either side is better than following Li Longji; it's too dangerous, especially since the protagonist is a time traveler and can't possibly stick to one path forever.
Will the protagonist become emperor later? He's a modern person with a naturally rebellious streak. 😁😁😁
A true man dwells between heaven and earth; how can he remain subservient to others for long?
The book is alright.
It's kind of a semi-unfinished novel; it features quite a few female characters, but it seems like Anle was the only one it included.
In any novel involving politics, it's truly absurd that the protagonist doesn't rebel and become emperor. They've already time-traveled, yet they're still working like dogs for others? Wouldn't it be better to stay in the modern world and work? He insists on traveling back in time to work. 🤫
Passing it on, the author said, "That's all."
I read over 280 chapters in one go, and I have a question. Shangguan and Taiping are both over forty, so why are there still ambiguous romantic feelings between them and the protagonist? Okay, fine, they like mature women, but why hasn't it been taken down yet? I feel like I'm about to break ties with Taiping.
Wow, this is amazing! Who is the author's alternate account?
This book is so difficult to understand without a brain. It's not the kind of book with a didactic, narrated commentary; you have to figure it out yourself. Even without reading the chapter reviews, I still had trouble understanding it. The author is truly amazing; all the supporting characters are incredibly ruthless.
Wdnm, I can't hold it in anymore! The protagonist of "The Tang Dynasty Succubus" is... Wow, this rich woman, this rich woman, wow, this rich woman, wow, wow, really wow!
I don't deny the Tang Dynasty's golden age, but if a modern person were to travel back in time to the Tang Dynasty and have any chance of successfully rebelling, they absolutely must do it, because the Tang Dynasty was a bit dirty.