I, Li Tan, Will Recreate the Prosperous Tang Dynasty from the Anshi Rebellion!

Hay has many poisonous points, mainly due to too much nonsense. I can explain the past plot in just a few sentences, but I have to talk about it for a long time, and then I can't say anything practical. It doesn't create characters or advance the plot. Instead, it seems to suppress the protagonist at every turn. He doesn't look like a time traveler at all, he has completely become a historical figure. You can meet this book. Basically, it's tepid now, so I keep writing, and then one day the author loses motivation or it's put on the shelves, not many people subscribe, and it's basically unfinished.

This book is much better than the Maweiyi book next door. At least I can read it. The one next door is nothing but conspiracy. I was stabbed by someone. After being slashed, I started running around again. This injury just can't be healed 😥😥

It feels like reading a narration, and at least half of each chapter is like this.

I'm not here to listen to you read the materials. What do you want to express? Is it a novel written by a history expert? Do I have to watch it?

It is all popular science, which actually affects reading and the content cannot be continuous.

There is too much popular science content. It's okay if the chapters are free for now, but it would be too much if they remain so superficial after they are released.

If you take popular science stuff from Baidu and put it up, the free period doesn't matter, but if you still charge like this, it will look too ugly.

Brother, it's understandable if you insert one or two sentences of popular science, but if you insert half a chapter of popular science, you're going a bit too far. Although it's a free chapter, if you're so messy, how can anyone follow it?

Studying history ensures the lower limit, while poor writing lowers the upper limit.

Why are you writing so much popular science? Who wants to read this? It's a scam for reading money.

Lines are written for the sake of writing. Writing on bamboo slips or paper is one thing, but daily communication is another. Speaking does not take up space.

After reading it, I felt like it was written like an expository essay, with thin characters and a bland story!

The author has studied so much material, but in the end, can't the prince, county and king not be able to tell the difference? When did King Jianning become a prince?

Is the protagonist playing single-player? There is no news about Shuofang Hedong. How is the situation in the Central Plains of Jiangnan and Sichuan determined?

There is too much popular science, which gave me a headache, and the plot is not coherent at all.

How many chapters have it been on the shelves? It's not that you don't want to see beautifully written war scenes. I won't talk about chapters 3 and 5. I can also accept chapters 8 and 9. But there are so many chapters. You only have 2,000 words for one chapter. I am waiting for you to update two chapters a day, which is 4,000 words. You still cram in text introductions. Seeing it is the same as not seeing it. It's like you haven't seen it yet. How can you follow up on it? If you say that there is indeed nothing wrong with what you wrote, that's all for everyone to say. The problem is that everyone has given suggestions in so many chapters, but you still don't change it. I'm really convinced. As of today, I have ordered everything. If I don't change it, I will give it up.

You've already paid for it, but it's still so low-key. Is the author writing a paper?

I originally thought that when you returned to Chang'an, you wanted to seize the powerful city while it was ownerless, open an arsenal, conquer the people, and vowed to live and die with the city. But in the end, you abandoned the city and ran away? So disappointed.

There were too many poisonous spots. We rushed back to Chang'an before the rebels. We held sacrifices for five or six days and slept under curfew at night. We only brought out a few thousand people. Chang'an, a city with a population of one million, left without evacuating the soldiers and their families.

I feel that the data is not bad. If you are a novice, the data in the first book is not bad. Why do you need eunuchs?

It's too watery and I've been popularizing science. A war has been described for many chapters and the plot has made no progress at all.

The author made nuclear weapons and blew up An Lushan to death

It's not unfinished, can it be salvaged?

Reminds me of ancient historical texts, the war chapter is particularly long

It is quite good to read it as a popular science article. At least I like to read this kind of article that is full of details. It is not just for the sake of being refreshed, nor is it repeating some endless Internet memes. Instead, it is a thoughtful and real-life battle. This is a article that is more in line with the taste of history lovers who like wars, systems, and geographical research.

Yes, the research is careful and the deduction is reasonable. It is a masterpiece about the Anshi Rebellion.

There are quite a few typos and improper use of punctuation marks, which affects the reading experience.

No update today? To be honest, I have started to prepare myself mentally for eunuchs recently.

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