The Eldest Grandson of the Sui Emperor

I really don't understand the brain circuits of these authors. It is obvious that traveling into Yang Guang can solve the problem, even Yang Yong can do it, but they have to wait until the people in the world are almost dead and the world is in chaos before they start writing. There is always the same template.

The Great Sui Dynasty was about to be destroyed, so why not fight every day?

If you have to rely on Yang Guang, can't you start from 0?

Awesome, you are more awesome than 48 who joined the Chinese Communist Party. It has been eleven years since the founding of the People's Republic of China. Everything that needs to be formed has been formed. The anti-military forces from all walks of life have almost been accumulated. The people's disappointment in the court has also accumulated to the limit. You are in the right place at the right time and the right people. How can you think of writing this at this time? The key is that Li Shimin is too old to deal with it.

The pace is too slow, the vision is too small, and the protagonist's advantages are not used at all. You have both the stick and the carrot in your hands, and you are still charging forward. Do you think you are starting from scratch? Charge into battle just for the sake of fame. You already have a great position. If you are famous and have a role, you can do it once or twice to establish an undefeated myth. Keep doing it and get close to the soldiers. Do they need you? They want victory, money, food, and military exploits. These are the real things.

There are a lot of logical problems at the beginning. You are a modern person, but you would march and fight in ancient times. It is really outrageous.

There are many novels written about the late Sui Dynasty and early Tang Dynasty, but only a few are outstanding. You can learn from Mike's The Floating Life of the Late Tang Dynasty, which basically makes the writing of that era clearer. Judging from the current 70 chapters, it is basically included in the category of following the crowd. There are too many flaws. Listed below: First, there is no basic military knowledge. A horse carries people and has to wear equipment. If you run at a slow speed for half an hour, you have to change horses or end it. You have finished the whole game without supplies. Second, the writing is too wordy and could be further summarized and refined. If you want to be popular, you must write according to history, be completely unconstrained, and go to sleep.

There are too many books of this kind, especially those about the Tang Dynasty. They often cover the second and third generations of emperors, and there really is nothing new at all.

The book is still good. Flaws do not cover up strengths.

Come on, author! I like your work very much

Some people in the comment area even tried to criticize Yang Guang from all angles.

The characters cannot stand up at all. Contradictory (laughing and crying)

Before time travel, you were a grandson After time travel, you were still a grandson Didn't you time travel in vain?

After traveling through time, do you still have to be someone else's grandson? Call someone grandpa?

Can I do it at the age of 13? Is there too much inner activity? Everything else is fine. Can you please stay away from emotional drama? Please

The author has worked hard on the history of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and the ideas are quite good and fascinating. However, the halo of the protagonist seems to be too heavy, and the path is too smooth, completely reducing it to a cool article... Overall, I feel good personally. Come on!

What are you doing? Stopped updating? Did I end up reading another book? !

Didn't anyone write about Yang Guang's son who traveled through time to stop him? Yang Guang was a man who had never been defeated. Everything he did was to achieve a great cause, even the reign name was a great cause. He built a new capital, built the eastern capital Luoyang, opened a canal through the north and south, and history stopped here. With the accumulation of the 20 years since the founding of the emperor, although the world was slightly turbulent, it was nothing more than scabies. His civil and martial arts skills will definitely make him Emperor Taizong Wu of the Sui Dynasty after his death, but he is not good at it. He has to fight Goguryeo twice, and if he can't do it twice, he will come three times. He wants to complete his great cause and become the emperor of the ages. So if he travels through time and becomes Yang Guang's son, he can persuade Yang Guang, or if he can't be persuaded, he can directly force the palace and make Yang Guang abdicate. Has anyone written this idea?

Is it updated yet? Very good work, it's a pity to stop updating. You can take a break and update again.

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