When the Tang Dynasty Was Prosperous, I Was a Rebel

The whole book is YY, without any plot, just imagining

The protagonist is not charming enough, and I don't agree with many of the author's views.

Kill Longji and grab the jade ring. Knife in hand, follow me.

Personally, I feel that the development of the protagonist is too cliche. The highlights include ① teaching soldiers how to read, ② being lectured by a tribeswoman when retaking the tribe, ③ deliberately writing a character who makes the protagonist suffer, and being the protagonist's boss. ④ The goal is unclear, sometimes rebelling against Tang Yan, and sometimes worrying about Tang Yan's desire to betray Anshi.

I know the standard process of a cool novel, but I've seen people who want to be strong but suppress it first. I've never seen someone take the initiative to write a stupid protagonist and then slap him in the face. This is really the first time I've seen him.

Taiyinjian typesetting, please have more paragraphs, one paragraph is too uncomfortable

There are more plots in An Lushan than in the main character.

Why don't the following chapters even have titles? Are they going to the palace?

Damn it, there are so many inner monologues.

If you have ambitions and ideas, you will naturally go to "King An". If you don't have ambitions to keep peace, you can just hang out with the court.

Why is there no chapter number in front of the chapter name?

A group of people who play office politics are transported to an era when men were slaves. They are all ordinary people. They have neither golden fingers nor can they climb the technological tree. They don't even have the correct God's perspective. They only have ideas about modern society. What should they do and what they can do? Please watch "50 Years After Yashan"

An Lushan An Lushan couldn't even think of 640,000 words and he didn't rebel

When I saw the name of the main character, I couldn't stop reading.

The paragraphs in the article are too dense. It's very tiring to read. Can the author break it into more paragraphs?

I read the introduction buddy 🙂

Can the war process be written in more detail? Don't just go over it in one stroke.

Can the progress be accelerated? In ten years, I'll have to write three to four hundred chapters, right?

The first type is the true adopted child type. The "father-son" relationship between the fake father and son is very clear, and the number of adoptions is small, usually one, two or several. The status of such fake children in the family is almost the same as that of real children. Not only do they change their names, they are entrusted with important tasks, and they also enjoy inheritance rights. This type of dummy was very common at that time, and there are many examples recorded in the literature. Most of the Fan generals in the Heshuo area in the early Tang Dynasty belonged to this type. For example, An Lushan was once the adopted son of Zhang Shougui, the governor of Youzhou; Li Baochen was originally the fake son of Zhang Suogao, an old general of Fan Yang, and his surname was Zhang Zhongzhi. He was later recorded as a fake son by An Lushan, changed his surname to An, and was often given to the official account;