Back to the Tang Dynasty as a Villain
回到唐朝当反派
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 157k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
50Chapters
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Reader comments 8
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How can there be so many loyal ministers and good generals in this ancient history? Being a villain is the daily life of those high-ranking officials.
Single heroine? 😏
I joined the author Luo Zhijing at the beginning, and I roughly knew who the protagonist was.
Invested
Please come on, author!
The setting of the villain is quite novel. In addition, writing about the Tang Dynasty mainly focuses on the Li Er era, the Anshi Rebellion in the late Li Longji period, or the late Tang Dynasty. The era background found by the author is after Wu Zhao usurped the Tang Dynasty and before the Shenlong Revolution. This is also rare in works about the Tang Dynasty. It is very interesting to read. Come on, author!
Author, the protagonist needs to be emperor to be good-looking
I seem to have read your other books, but they are all gone 🤔
After watching it for a long time, doesn't the protagonist practice martial arts?