Rebuilding the Glorious Tang Begins with Ending the An Lushan Rebellion

I've only read Chapter 7. How many poems have I copied? It looks embarrassing. I hope this is because I had no choice but to copy it at the beginning and it was not smooth enough at the right time. That is the most embarrassing thing.

1. The emperor is usually called saint. People who are close to him or his attendants are called everyone. Women also call their mother-in-law everyone. 2. The crown prince is often called Langjun by those around him, and the prince and kings sometimes call themselves widowers. 3. The slave calls the male master Alang, the young master Langjun, and the mistress and young lady Niangzi. 4. Men who are familiar with each other are usually called by their surname plus their line number or the word "lang" at the end, while women are usually called by their surname, line number and maiden. 5. A woman calls her husband's younger brother Xiaolang, and her son-in-law is called Langzi. 6. Men mostly call themselves XX, and some call themselves servants. Women, in addition to calling themselves slaves, more often call themselves SON. At the same time, some women call themselves XX. 7. The prime minister is called Xianggong, the officials of Zhongshu Province and Menxia Province are called Ge Lao, the governor is respectfully called Shijun, and the county magistrate is called Mingfu. 8. Common people call themselves minister, certain, slave. 9. Call your mother A Niang or "Sir". "Sir" is only used for parents. 10. Call your father Aye, Yeye, Brother, Big Brother, Sir.

Brother Ji is going to be a cuckold again 🙂

The big story frame is understandable, but there are too many assassination plots, and the twists and turns are abrupt and abrupt. There are also some problems in politics and warfare. When he became the commander-in-chief, he seemed not to pay attention to safety. He was eager to take action against the powerful nobles while quelling the chaos, which easily forced the anti-neutrality faction. He indulged potential opponents and had a looser control over the prince than Li Longji.

Don't write about the story of Midori and the heroine being raped. I find that many historical novels cannot be written without these two things.

A typical question. There is no need to waste the information after checking it, so I desperately added it to the article. The first chapter is full of this kind of question. The main character, Gaozu, is mentioned because he is out of touch, and his grandfather is mentioned because he is still alive. What is the use of talking about great-grandfather? The protagonist's friend came to visit. He didn't describe much, but told his grandfather's origins and official positions. These interested readers will understand it themselves, and there is no need to reflect it in the text. There are other things like Li Linfu's fourth son, Li Chengqian's eldest son, etc. Does anyone care? If the article is useful later, you can mention it later, and no one will remember it if you mention it now. It makes the sentence long and convoluted. If you insist on using it, you can just break it into two sentences. It is not necessary to give all the information in one sentence. Don't just add things that are useless to the plot and character creation. Collect some in your hand and gather your strength.

Elite Infantry Armor

Today's time-travel novels often turn into princes and nobles🤫. To be honest, these authors are not wealthy in reality but suffer from the disease of wealth😁. If you are not a son of a noble family at all, don't force yourself to pretend to be a rich man😅. Breaking away from reality, the article begins by time-traveling into emperors and generals. According to my many years of experience in reading articles, most of the authors who write articles like this are from poor families. Since they feel the same way, why can't they use themselves as the prototype, start from the little people at the bottom, stir up the storm☁️, and dominate the world?

Plan plan of Chang'an City in Tang Dynasty

Thousands of people died in half an hour, I'm afraid it's not a joke. . .