The Tang Dynasty Began with the Heian Shi Rebellion

What can Li Bai do, a rich man who knows nothing? Isn't the author talking nonsense?

There were quite a few palace coups like Xuanwumen in the middle and late Tang Dynasty, but none of them could solve the situation of the central government being overrun by feudal vassals and towns. If we wanted to really solve the problem, we still had to conquer the world again and return power to the central government.

The failure of the previous book was because the prefix was too long. It was over 100,000 words long and still on the run. For this kind of dominating novel, it is necessary to give the protagonist a certain level of strength as soon as possible so that both sides can compete, rather than endless foreplay. Looks boring

Let me go, it's chapter 400, and the Anshi Rebellion has not been put down yet. In other words, your title is still an introduction, and the main topic has not yet begun. Do you want to write a trilogy?

The front can be washed, but the back is too embarrassing for me to brag about. In order to win, I voluntarily let foreigners rape and plunder at will.

Li Shiping conquered the world by himself. You can take a look at the video of the up owner of Station B: Bohai Xiaoli. If the protagonist is the second Li Shiping. Strategy, courage, courage, and strategy must be written down. That's a crushing game

If the author wants the male protagonist to become the second Tang Taizong, then he has to let him defeat the Tang Dynasty all over again.

The fact that the protagonist was able to push the territory to this point before his death can be regarded as leaving a name for the ages, and his martial arts may be even greater than that of his ancestors.

After the mid-Tang Dynasty, a few political powers came together and Guanzhong was over-exploited. The strength to strive for hegemony and unification was indeed in Hebei and Northeast China. Chang'an is no longer suitable as a capital.

Why is Li Shimin Erfeng called Li Shimin Erfeng? As a mature and rational modern person, I can't understand this kind of name that is similar to licking a dog! The author of the Internet article excessively deified Li Shimin. During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, the mainstream thought was the respect for Qin Shihuang's Great Qin, while few people respected Li Tang because they were so close and everyone knew Li Tang's virtues. Nowadays, it is popular in the Internet literature circle to over-beautify Li Shimin and return the favor to Erfeng. It's true! Li Shimin is indeed an outstanding person, but I cannot agree with this kind of licking of a dog. Compared with the Ming Dynasty, these generations of entrepreneurial leaders in the Tang Dynasty are really not as good as the first two generations of the old Zhu family.

The author is talking about the water! Really! And the title of your book is a headline-grabbing one! What a start! The end of this book is just the Anshi Rebellion

The story should start in the Tianbao period and describe more scenes from the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The main theme should be to save such a beautiful Tang Dynasty, create a peaceful history, and recreate a prosperous age. The protagonist of the province is the upright prince Li Tang (much better than a certain Tang Huacai, I struggled with it for a whole book) Now it starts directly in the war, so it can't be written for long, and there is no early layout. After assessing the troubled times, there is only governance.

Unless your writing is very good, otherwise, it is very difficult to stand out

Why did the Anshi Rebellion last for 8 years, and An Lushan died in one year? But after An Lushan died, they (Hebei powerful armed forces group) pushed out his son. After his son died, they pushed out Shi Siming. After Shi Siming died, they pushed out Shi Siming's son. When Shi Siming's son also died; without a leader, the vassal towns were still fighting against the imperial court (Guanlong Group). Why? In a word: People's hearts have changed. Once many things are forced to the point where people have to change, no matter what methods you try to control, it will be useless.

The benevolent are invincible, but realistically speaking, it is too difficult. First of all, Chang'an is no longer suitable to be the capital, and Luoyang is reluctant. The resources in the Guanzhong region must be tilted towards Hexi, and there is no spare power to support the capital. In the Western Regions novel, we cannot give up. We also need to complete the tax system reform, the military system reform (the Five Dynasties Ya soldiers have already taken shape), and the official system reform (the redundant officials in the Song Dynasty were raised in the late Tang Dynasty). To be honest, the last book on the end of Han Dynasty is a bit ignorant on the reform. I suggest you read more books on the changes in the Tang and Song Dynasties, so as not to make it look different.

There is nothing to say about Li Bai's talent, but judging from his life, he is really not suitable for being an official. Being talented means being an official. If he has too much power, he might become another Wang Anshi.

Why do so many people have objections to the author using famous poets? So far, there is no problem. The protagonist is chosen to be a poet based solely on his character, and his tactics are not used. The capable Gao Shi also leads the army alone, and there is a tendency to make meritorious deeds in a few chapters. What's the fuss about? . .

No matter how great Li Tan's achievements were, Li Heng would not appoint him. He defeated the Ten Hui with one force, and the emperor's soldiers and horses were strong. When the troops reached Luoyang, they had already established a strong reputation. They could only capture Henan and Hebei, and also recruit Anshi soldiers and generals to establish their own power.

The story is so frustrating. Even though it may be true, I couldn't stand it even after I ordered it. I'm sorry.

As title

It's true that Li Bai was a great poet, but he wasn't necessarily good at running a country.

The narratives of many historical time-travel novels have always been immersed in the thinking of ancient people, and everything they do is based on Machiavellian tactics, which is boring. Gesongli is better, because the reform path of the Republic in the early days of liberation is already available for reference, and you know what needs to be done to transform the old society. The following is a summary by a scholar: Confucian culture is not practical learning, but a set of value systems that maintain social order. The school neither teaches mathematics nor natural science and geography, and the people it cultivates have no talent for logical creation! Life is full of witty word games, tactful or even roundabout expressions, and textual research citing scriptures, which has also led to the extreme proliferation of formalism. Laissez-faire in economic management, or simply incapable of managing it, this kind of management that relied solely on reciting poems and writing poems continued from ancient times to modern times. ——Max Weber "Confucianism and Taoism".

Let's update another million words😭

Author, you write that the main character is weak after becoming emperor. It's not that you don't want to read it, it's just not as good as the previous one. What many readers want to see is Cui Gun's death wherever Tang Banner goes. It's not a tug-of-war. What you wrote is too verbose.

Hey, the author has to work hard, your book has competitors in the same field, but I still feel that your writing is good.

I have read several of the books you wrote, and they are indeed very good. If you keep accumulating, you will be able to do it sooner or later. Come on, author!

What a pity. The author quickly gathered his thoughts and continued writing! Well written 😌. It's a pity that we are separated

The Tang Dynasty without Huang Chao's uprising was not a good Tang Dynasty. It is true that the poor families had no place to stand.