The High Tang Dynasty: What’s Liu Jianjun Up to Today?
盛唐：刘建军今天要干嘛
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 7mo ago
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The murderous intent is too mild; some people have no murderous intent at all. Kill, kill, kill, kill, kill! Kill the powerful families, kill the warlords, kill the foreign tribes, kill the officials—after all, the Tang Dynasty ultimately perished, even losing its capital several times. Why not let the world burn, transform the political system into a militaristic state, and let the Qin people slaughter their way to the ends of the earth?
What were time travelers like in the eyes of the ancients? This book tells you that Li Xian's fate took a turn when he met the time traveler Liu Jianjun. Thus, we have the eccentric, unreliable time traveler—finally, time travelers can make mistakes! We also have the sensible and intelligent ancients—finally, the ancients started to have brains too!
Can we make money together, everyone in the book review section?
Take the tickets
This writing style is great! From Jianjun's perspective, I'd think he's going overboard in his sycophancy towards Li Xian, but from Li Xian's perspective, I'd just think Jianjun's sycophancy isn't good enough. Jianjun, let me see your limits!
This fluency of writing—is it the reincarnation of Old Deng, or some extraterrestrial demon?
Have you ever been an emperor? You're just writing nonsense, making things up!
It looks unrealistic; it feels like the author never went to the Tang Dynasty.
Not wanting to be emperor? 😏
Something's wrong.
You're saying your way of keeping the Tang Dynasty going is to support other countries and then make them a threat? I don't understand. Your interests are clearly biased.
That's the end.
Why write about a female chieftain? Why write such a long letter? It's like adding a dog's tail to a sable coat, or drawing legs on a snake. Asia connecting America—such a grand and romantic concept, why are you adding petty romance to it? (Next.)