The Tang Dynasty Begins with the An Lushan Rebellion
大唐从平安史之乱开始
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Li Bai
What could Li Bai, a rich young master who knew nothing, possibly do? Isn't the author just talking nonsense?
Xuanwu Gate couldn't save the Tang Dynasty after the An Lushan Rebellion; only Emperor Guangwu could.
During the mid- and late-Tang Dynasty, there were many palace coups like the Xuanwu Gate Incident, but none of them could resolve the situation of a weakened central government and regional separatism. To truly solve the problem, it was necessary to fight a new war to reclaim power from the central government.
The previous book failed because the preface was too long; it was already over 100,000 words long and the protagonist was still on the run. This kind of dominance story needs to quickly establish the protagonist's strength so that the two sides can be evenly matched, instead of endless prelude. It was bland and uninteresting to read.
Good heavens, 400 chapters already, and the An Lushan Rebellion is still not quelled. So this title is still just the beginning, and the main story hasn't even started yet. Are you going to write a three-part series?
Xuanmen (mysterious gate) clashed with each other, Xiangji (fragrant kitchen) chopped each other.
The former can still be washed, but the latter is something even they are embarrassed to boast about. For the sake of victory, they willingly allowed foreign tribes to rape, plunder, and pillage at will.
Li Shiping built his empire on his own. You can check out the videos by Bilibili up-loader: Bohai Xiaoli. If the protagonist were a second Li Shiping, his strategy, decisiveness, courage, and tactics would all be emphasized. It would be a crushing victory.
If the author wants the male protagonist to become a second Emperor Taizong of Tang, then he has to make him retake the Tang Dynasty.
The fact that the protagonist managed to expand the territory to this extent before his death can be considered a great achievement, and he might even surpass his ancestors in terms of military merit.
After the mid-Tang Dynasty, several regimes rose up, Guanzhong was overdeveloped, and the strength to contend for unification truly lay in Hebei and the Northeast. Chang'an was no longer suitable as the capital.
Why call Li Shimin "Erfeng" (Second Phoenix)? As a mature and rational modern person, I cannot understand this sycophantic term! Online novelists have excessively glorified Li Shimin. During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, the mainstream thought was to revere the Qin Dynasty under Qin Shi Huang, and few people revered the Tang Dynasty because it was too close in time, and everyone…