Shaotang

Author, you are really trying to imitate others. You didn't even understand the core contradictions of the Anshi Rebellion and just talked about it through hearsay. Trying to follow the template of Shao and Song Dynasty is just a waste of money? Let me tell you this, you can understand that Li Longji is Yang Guang in the late Sui Dynasty. Yang Guang wanted to kill the family members, but did Li Longji do anything in personnel affairs in his later years? Who anywhere doesn't want to kill him? Why do you want to rob Qiong and kill Chang'an in exchange for suppressing the rebellion of the foreign tribes? You use Zhao Jiu's template for something like this? Aren't you afraid that Zhao Jiu will be the first to rebel? It has deviated from the category of human beings! Have you watched too much Douyin? Read more serious books and don't embarrass yourself if you are uneducated, okay?

The woman who died trying to usurp the throne wanted to kill all the princes who were not born to her. It is a joke to expect her to give birth to a good heir.

The beginning of the chapter failed. It was annoying. After reading seven chapters, there was no pig's feet. After removing the pig's feet, I didn't feel any discomfort while reading. 16 fans in only 90,000 words. That explains everything. Let's cut it.

Hey, how can I put it, it is a pity to throw away the food if it is tasteless. It seems that the author has put a lot of effort into the writing, but the character of the protagonist is not good, has no charm, and cannot be brought into the story. He is the kind who is aboriginal but not aboriginal, who has traveled through time but not traveled through time, and who is timid in doing things. The country is dying. What's the big deal about changing your personality at this time? Just don't do anything and just go with the flow. The plot is too flat, there are no highlights, and there are no memorable points after reading it. For example... I persisted in reading the current chapter, but I still feel a little unable to persevere. Hope the next one will be better!

It is recommended to train Li Tan to be the successor

After reading the latest chapter, I feel generally satisfied. First, the starting point is very good. He is Li Heng after the Anshi Rebellion. It is very fresh to write about Tang Suzong as the protagonist. Second, there are quite a lot of historical regrets that can be made up for Tang Suzong during this period, and there are also many exciting points that can be created, which will give readers a lot of expectations; Third, the author's writing is good, not a noob, and has a certain amount of research on this period of history. The wording has some historical sophistication, and it will not make people feel uncomfortable. But the layout is too dense, which makes it a bit uncomfortable to look at. It is recommended to adjust it. You can learn from the top ones on the historical classification list. In addition, it is recommended to put popular science knowledge after the main text. There are still too few updates at present. It is recommended that the author update more.

I hope it will feel like the Shao Song Dynasty, and I hope it will have the style of the Tang Dynasty.

Don't choose a young person to reincarnate in time travel. If you invest in a 46-year-old man, even if you want to live in a harem, how many years can a 40-year-old man do it?

This is the second book. I don't know if the writing has improved. Anyway, this one took much longer than the previous one... The rich will support each other with money (monthly tickets and so on), and the poor will support themselves with personal support (recommendation tickets, follow-up reading, etc.) Xiao Jing would like to thank you all for your basic needs 😫

This novel must have been poorly written. At the end of Chapter 5, the protagonist says that it is all men's fault and has nothing to do with women. Are you writing a historical novel or about the Tang Dynasty? If you say this, the woman Yang Guifei, do you just say she has nothing wrong at all?

By the time of Maweipo, Li Heng's sons were all grown up, and he himself was probably wilted, and what a waste of a harem.

From beginning to end, it was extremely frustrating. What role did the protagonist's time travel into Li Heng play? In the middle, someone suddenly came to show off, but others pointed out that it was very embarrassing. Do you really think that just by mentioning the word "shao" you can get the title of "shao"? It's not unreasonable that no one has read this book.

Good review. Did you buy them all? I'm really disgusted.

The writing is okay and the plot is smooth and reasonable. . . If you can accept that the protagonist is just Emperor Li Heng who has gained modern memory. It sounds like modern people have traveled to ancient times, but in fact it seems that the emperor has digested modern people and is still a middle-aged and elderly person. He has just traveled through time and seamlessly connected with the mentality of the elderly. He just let nature take its course and basically did nothing. It is better to travel directly to the time when Li Heng ascended the throne. My evaluation is - history, real history, it is better to read the history directly from the history books

Drive high and go low! There are a few chapters that are rambling, and then they are full of frustration... The plot is reasonable, but there is a problem with the writing.

There is too much nonsense. If you have any ideas, just say them out. It sounds naive at best, and idiot at worst. Those in higher positions should still be a bit smart.

Good guy, I've seen it a few times before, but I didn't expect a new book to be released.

The reason for the prosperity and decline of the Tang Dynasty was due to various political problems. For example, the Jieduzhi was unable to lose its power and there was no one to check and balance it. Also, the political status monopoly of the aristocratic families made it impossible for society to participate in the cycle of the old and the new. The decline of the Tang Dynasty is not a pity for us, just because of the saying that the bones of a wealthy family will freeze to death on the road of wine and meat! And what about the Song Dynasty? That is really a shame for the entire nation! How do you compare the two? What was the Battle of Xiangji Temple in the Tang Dynasty? The meat grinder at the pinnacle of cold weapons! Even if the Tang Dynasty were to die, it would be as strong as the Han Dynasty! What do you think of the Song Dynasty? Drifting on a donkey? The shame of Jingkang? Author, where did you get the IQ to Shao Tang? Since Li Shimin's Xuanwu Sect, Wu Zetian's usurpation of the throne, and Li Longji's Shenlong, there has never been a lower limit to the integrity of the Tang Dynasty. The problem of the Tang Dynasty is that there are too many strong men, too powerful aristocratic families, too ruthless political people, and lawless warlords!

I think the writing is okay so far, but there is a problem. The paragraph is too long. It is better to divide it into sub-sections. I have been reading novels for more than ten years. Your paragraph is probably more than one-third longer than the average paragraph of those good works.

Li Xiang is too old and will die in a few years; writing about his son Li Yu is almost enough 😥

I haven't read it yet, but after reading the introduction, I feel that this entry point is not very good. Li Heng is almost dying of old age at this time, so it would be better to write it as Li Yu.

It's a pity that it can't reach the quality level, it can only be of hay level.

I've read chapter fifty-eight, and I'm still working on it. At this level, I estimate that the dialogue will last for hundreds of chapters, so I'm giving it up.

I was very happy to see the character Shao at the beginning. After all, after the Shao Song Dynasty, the character became meaningful. The weight of words is not only the thought given by the author, but also the attention of all readers. It's a pity that this novel didn't meet my expectations. It can't be helped by the lack of updates. After all, this was done before it was put on the shelves. However, after I put it down for two or three days, I actually forgot that I had not read this book. That means it's really not that important to me, which is a pity.

I like to read Tang books, because I am a descendant of Guo Ziyi, and the genealogy can still be recorded after so many years of war.