A Long Song of the Late Tang

🤐🤐🤐Seeing Zhang Hui's appearance, I guess it'll be another melodramatic, agonizing tug-of-war. The author will then write that the protagonist was a lifelong single in his past life, never having been in a relationship and unaware of women's feelings. Then someone enlightens him, and they start exchanging glances.

It's best to wait until Huang Chao has wiped out all the aristocratic families; otherwise, you'll understand why Huang Chao rebelled.

The talents of a single county are enough to contend for supremacy over the world; the protagonist doesn't need to be overly fixated on famous ministers and generals.

The army at the end of the Tang Dynasty was unlike any other in Chinese history! Don't talk to them about loyalty, especially those privileged young masters from various military districts. The description of the late Tang society and military men in the book "The Mandate of the Emperor" is quite good; it can only be described as "crazy"... It's a pity that the author updates so slowly.

Well written 👍, has the potential to become a masterpiece like "A Life in the Late Tang Dynasty".

The protagonist created so many variables, yet history still unfolded as expected; I couldn't bear to watch anymore.

The Hebei warlords were difficult to subdue. It would have been better to unify the Central Plains first, then conquer the south, and finally resolve the Hebei warlord issue.

In several books, Zhang Hui suffered terribly. Her husband was killed and her sister was killed and punished by the Tongzhou officials, almost driving her insane. She was also punished by swine fever. She was killed by swine fever, punished by the Shao bandits, and terrified of giving birth.

It feels like the protagonist's timing for time travel was terrible. Zhu Wen was supposed to become the military governor of Xuanwu in a year, and the protagonist was only seventeen! No matter how he tried to gain merit, it wouldn't be in time. His only option was to ambush Zhu Wen halfway through. Otherwise, given Zhu Wen's abilities, he would have been far more powerful than Mu Renyu and Yang Yanhong by the time he arrived in Bianzhou.

This is trash; the protagonist is too much of a saint.