
Saving the Tang Dynasty, Starting from the Anshi Rebellion
挽唐,从安史之乱开始
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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I finally know why the sixth item, self-reliance, was excluded in the first place. I really don't have that ability and ability! Taking it for granted on the battlefield is so capricious! Capriciousness: 1-Completely at a loss as to how to survive in death, constantly changing ideas. 2—Treat and kill more than a thousand people who want to leave! Not to mention whether you can command the soldiers to kill your comrades. If you provide this road, many soldiers will be confused. At this time, you should not let the soldiers think about whether they can go? Then you cut off this road with your own hands, cutting off everyone's way of survival. 3-Fake surrender is definitely a failure. Again, your form determines it, so you can't let the soldiers collectively think about whether there is another way to go. 4--Do you want to defend Tongguan or not? Do you plan to hold on? If Chang'an cannot be defended or falls, what is your intention? Even if you defend it, you will still die. There is no decision on this biggest issue. 5--I clearly knew what level I was in front of me. Once I entered the battlefield, I became a master commander within a few days. Many tactics used are actually unrealistic. Off topic, since you know that your level is not good, don't think about turning the tide as soon as you appear on the stage. The greatest advantage of a time traveler is not how smart he is, but the amount of information he knows and the correct answers. Leave Chang'an as soon as possible, hold your thighs in the early stage, and grow slowly. Once you have gained power, you can then farm, develop production, train the army, develop firearms (not difficult), recruit good ministers and generals, and cultivate talents. Then, use scheming, hard power, and power to overwhelm others and seize the world.
The original owner tricked Li Bai to death
Isn't the protagonist the King Yong who tricked Li Bai? Li Bai went to join the army and became his staff, and even wrote poems praising the military power. Unexpectedly, he rebelled, and the rebellion failed quickly, and Li Bai was tricked.
I can't stand it any longer. The soldiers who have been deprived of food are unstable and there are only a few people. There are famous generals on the opposite side. It's ridiculous that they can still hold on.
I couldn't help it after reading Chapter 91. The main character was completely useless. No, no, the author must have written it for fun, it's really rubbish. This can actually cost more than 100 monthly tickets, which is really crazy.
Rubbish, if I had taken the remaining soldiers and followed the rebels to fish in troubled waters. He returned to Chang'an and killed Yang Guozhong.
To be honest, the writing is a bit silly. The pig's trotters have gone to the front line, but they don't know how to reveal that the Tang Dynasty does not know how to fight, does not win over the military's morale, and takes life to become emperor? How about going to see Mantang Huacai and then write about it? The most important military power in times of war, and in the later period, when the army becomes the king, why should people support you as the crown prince?
In recent chapters, he was really poisoned and died. Li Shimin didn't dare to kill Li Yuan, and Tang Xianzong didn't dare to claim that he killed his father when he won the throne. Are you trying to undermine your legitimacy by being so public? The political bottom line of the Tang Dynasty has been so bad that there is no limit. The protagonist is doing this to carry out the Chinese and Tang warlords' showmanship again and lower the political bottom line of the Tang Dynasty again, right?
I feel like the protagonist is too naive and idealistic. The author is not very familiar with history. Li Longji dared to build the Ten Kings' Residence and the Baisun Courtyard. He made it clear that he wanted to monitor them like prisoners. In addition, he killed his third son and snatched his daughter-in-law. The protagonist actually relied on admonishment and was doubted and scolded by him to prove that Li Longji did not believe in family ties. You can know it by reading some history books. The protagonist acts as innocently as a careless toddler 😐😐😐
The protagonist once again lowered the political bottom line of the Tang Dynasty! Put another foot on the accelerator on Datang's already poor political bottom line! Even if there were no eunuch vassal disasters, brothers killing brothers, brothers killing brothers, sons killing fathers, and fathers killing sons would continue to happen in the Tang Dynasty. It was really an era of loving fathers and filial piety, brothers, friends and brothers being respectful. When politics did not follow the bottom line and military leaders started rebellions, the Tang Dynasty would once again be brought into the man-eating chaos of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, which was even more bottomless than the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties! It can be said that the upper beam is not straight and the lower beam is crooked!
The protagonist is indeed useless. I think those book friends in the comment area can easily convince Li Longji by traveling to the past. Let the father-son affection suddenly appear in the heart of Li Longji, who killed three sons in one day. It will be easy to put down the Anshi Rebellion. It will be possible for the rebels to be beheaded and the treacherous ministers to commit suicide as soon as the king's domineering spirit is gone.
Is this the same routine now? Please call so-and-so the prince and emperor. If the name is the same, the content will be the same. If you change the name and change the era, it will be a new book.
I hope that Chapter 20 will be about the succession of Xuanwumen, Chapter 200 will be about the Agrarian Revolution and the establishment of imperialism, Chapter 400 will be about building a characteristic feudal empire in ancient times, and Chapter 500 will be about conceiving a new book. The main focus is to kill the Holy Mother first
This start is a bit extreme. We need to re-enact the battle between Li Er and Wuchuan to make a comeback.
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I can go back as much as I can to discuss the plot and explain the settings. Don't be shy and accept criticism sincerely. If you directly abuse and swear, please move on.
I didn't even know you could write about time travel, write about a young protagonist, and you're almost 50 and you're writing a yarn. Li Heng711-762. At the beginning of the chapter, in 756, you were still Li Heng's brother. How old are you?
Why are historical time-travel novels almost all about soul travel, and many protagonists still have systems or personal space? It is better to write that the protagonist can travel between modern and ancient times through time and space channels. After all, it is based on Einstein's theory of relativity. It is very interesting to write about the protagonist traveling between modern times and ancient times through time and space channels. This can show the direct collision between modern times and ancient times. There are already many stories about the protagonists rebelling in the early Qing Dynasty, including the Kangxi Dynasty and the Yongzheng Dynasty. It would be interesting to write a book in which the protagonist rebelled between Kublai Khan and Yuan Dynasty in the Yuan Dynasty or Zhu Yuanzhang and Hongwu Year in the Ming Dynasty.
The protagonist tried it out, and Yang Guozhong dared to directly kick the family and ask for the crime, what kind of gangster behavior. No matter how bad he is, he is still a prince. Yang Guozhong is slapping Li Longji in the face by insulting the prince like this. How many lives does he have? He is so arrogant. And you can confront the protagonist just by kicking in the door. Is he living in a modern pigeon cage? 😥😥😥
After reading the first four or five chapters, it was written like a fool, and the pig's feet behaved inexplicably. I have no brains to recommend against writing serious historical articles.
Chapter 91 Regicide? ? ? Your son will kill you from now on, right?
The author finally turned the protagonist into a bear🐻
You can't control historical literature
The author's idea may be to write about the art of war, strategy, and the royal court, but brother, don't you know how much you weigh? You still want the protagonist to develop into a more resourceful person, and you don't want to read more humanities and historical materials to write about a good ancient battlefield? Smoking tunnels, rolling nails with logs, digging holes in city walls, and refining corpses. Who taught you this?
The operation of the protagonist's fan
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Not rigorous enough, addressing and communicating with people very casually, like a modern person
For those of you who are new to history, the Tang Dynasty was impoverished. The government military system collapsed. The central government could not afford the financial expenditure of the military recruitment system, so it dumped the burden of recruiting soldiers on the local governments. As compensation, the taxing power was also given to the Jiedushi. This was a de facto division of the country. After Li Longji, it can be regarded as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, which was beyond human power.
After reading Chapter 11, I can't stand it anymore.
The writing is quite attractive, and some of the details are handled to foreshadow the writing.
Historical novels are written as immortal novels, right?
Damn it, there is no need to criticize the author like this. Just talk about things and what's in the book.
The author can't control it, but the idea is good.
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