The Fall of the Tang Dynasty

At the beginning of the Five Dynasties, the hearts of the people in the world were growing grassy and it was difficult to control. The big-headed soldiers all wanted to be commanders. It was only around Chai Rong's time that the people of the world gradually got tired of war, so Zhao Kuangyin was able to succeed in his rebellion, and he was able to successfully release his military power over a glass of wine. Let's go to the early stage of the Five Dynasties. Can you give it a try by drinking some wine and releasing your military power? Therefore, the abundant military virtue of the people brought by the Tang Dynasty needs to be eliminated by the troubled times of the Five Dynasties. Time is the best medicine. I am not optimistic about who can unify the world within 20 years after the fall of the Tang Dynasty and become the orthodox dynasty for a long time.

Why do you always wear the white fish and dragon clothes? The writing is very good, but the white fish and dragon clothes always make you uncomfortable. You think it's okay, and those ministers don't even try to persuade them to die. The boss hangs around outside every day, and often three or two people rush to the enemy's territory to cause trouble. This is not the world of martial arts. If you say "I am a hundred people, I can really kill a hundred people."

The plot design, pacing and writing are so sophisticated. It's really refreshing to read the latest chapter in one go.

I watched a part of it that was good everywhere. The plot was good and the pace was good. However, the dialogue between the characters was too vernacular. It didn't feel like the ancients at all, and I didn't mean to say that the whole classical Chinese was cliched. But it should at least be similar to the style of Water Margin, which is the vernacular of ancient people, not the vernacular of today's people.

Average, but watchable. In the author's words, it's more human-like.

Write more heroines. What about one blood, eight blood and 10 blood? Readers love to read

Be sure to include some female protagonist and emotional interactions to enrich the overall story. It's boring to just conquer the country without a beautiful woman to accompany you.

In fact, this book is quite good, but after reading it, I felt that the biggest problem was personal heroism. Although killing generals and capturing flags is a general's military merit, no general can do it alone. What's the point of a one-on-one fight? No matter how powerful you are with your sword, it will still be a hole, let alone a crossbow. If you take risks for a long time, what if you die? Isn't it all about making wedding clothes for others? Even Li Shimin had his own soldiers, so how could he not bring any of them. Not to mention the coach, even a small officer must have a few followers. Now the leader also has a driver. Not to mention that in times of war, the general must be closely protected. How could it be like now, walking around alone? To put it bluntly, if you meet a farmer on the roadside and you don't react, he can kill you with a hoe. It's impossible for everyone to know you. If you don't believe me, tell me who are the current leaders of China? Or besides Chiang Kai-shek, who were the following figures in the Republic of China? Isn't that what the protagonist is like now? You are an important minister under the emperor, but not everyone needs to know you. If someone sees that you are well-dressed and you have no clothes to wear, what can you do if they snag you? Who will inherit your career? So I feel like the protagonist is just a fool, and he doesn't have any aura to win over the world. Some things are too naive, and I don't quite understand why they have to step forward and rush on their own. How can it be possible without someone around? How can a general travel without his own soldiers or escorts?

Can you write less love, love, love and waste some money?

It's okay to follow the history part, but when I start to change, it's a bit embarrassing, but I understand it, after all, that's how everyone writes. But in my personal opinion, if a person is allowed to travel back in time to ancient times, it would be like throwing a person into a primitive tribe in Africa in the middle of a melee. When this person is sure that he is safe, he does not want to use his modern knowledge to kill his opponent, but plans to learn from other black uncles and rely on the local tribe's methods to fight for power and become chief. This is a bit funny. Besides, all the fighting is just to change yourself into the chief, so what's there to be happy about?