The Little Godfather of the Tang Dynasty
唐朝小教父
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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There have been so many novels about the Tang Dynasty during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong (Li Longji) these past two years. This theme has been overused.
There have been so many time-travel novels set in the Tang Dynasty during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong (Li Longji) in the last couple of years... Actually, this theme has been around for a decade, and it feels like it's been completely overdone. After all, it's the same old characters and events over and over again.
I think taking over the Ming Dynasty is the best option.
This book doesn't offer the same exhilarating feeling as reading "Contracting the Ming Dynasty," and even the Grand Justices are better simulated than in this book.
I still prefer *The Idle Stories of Tang Dynasty*. Each book is a plot, and within the book, a plot within a plot—it's incredibly engaging. This *Godfather* is truly literal; it teaches fathers… I can't get through it. It's so similar to the children's saying about hoping their fathers become dragons and their mothers become phoenixes. I subscribed to some chapters but couldn't continue…
Compare the chief justices of the Northern Song Dynasty
The quality has dropped significantly compared to the previous book. The story of the Northern Song Dynasty's Grand Justices using law as a breakthrough to reform the economy and institutions is refreshing; it shows that historical novels can be written in a new way.
Transmigrating to produce distilled spirits is actually pretty common. Can't you pull off something more extraordinary? You're a master!
To be honest, the vast majority of those who write online novels come from humble backgrounds. Yet, they immediately set the protagonist's identity as a prince or nobleman, truly reflecting the saying that what they can't have in reality, they hope to achieve in the fictional world of online novels.
After reading this book, I seriously doubt that you wrote "The Grand Judge of the Northern Song Dynasty"!
Why are screenwriters who have worked their way up in modern times so naive when they come to the Tang Dynasty?
So far, the plot feels so-so, nothing particularly exciting, just a quick read, the kind you can read or not. 😰
Come on
"The Leisurely Life in the Tang Dynasty" is my favorite Tang Dynasty time-travel novel. This one feels like a completely different person copying it. I've read 300 chapters and can't keep going.