Return to the Prosperous Tang and Become the King of Sui
回到盛唐做隋王
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 2mo ago
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It's definitely more satisfying to chop people with the handle of a knife.
Having read too many historical novels, I've noticed many authors love to include political intrigue, hiding details here and there, never clearly explaining anything. A small, insignificant plot point can be stretched into five or six chapters, unlike this one, where it's all about getting down to business. A 500,000-word story is condensed into tens of thousands of words, making for a satisfying read.
Isn't it normal for this book to get good grades? Why suspect it was manipulated? The protagonist comes from a good background and doesn't need to suffer mistreatment from the lower classes. The protagonist is ruthless and decisive. The protagonist is rough as he pleases These features combined make it a top-quality supply of provisions.
Finally, there's a book that doesn't lie!
Looking across the entire internet. This is the only one available, and I mean it! If we're talking about starting with Xuanwu Gate, then let's start with Xuanwu Gate. They'll rebel whenever they want!
Not bad, I'm looking forward to the next part of the story. Is the protagonist going to become Zhao Da? This path seems pretty plausible. Later, the protagonist goes to war, Li Chongjun seizes power, and twelve imperial edicts order him to retreat. The protagonist has no choice but to lead his army back to the capital.
Eight hundred books of mutton and dog meat stew—finally, I'm eating mutton today!
The Xuanwu Gate is a cause for celebration; we have finally seen...
This book has an advantage that 99.9% Of authors on Qidian don't have: it doesn't ramble on, it gets straight to the point, and it doesn't use clickbait titles.
The synopsis mentions plotting to usurp the throne, but the title is "The Prince of Sui in the Tang Dynasty." I just want to ask, did he even want to be emperor?
I am already split apart.
I've been reading a lot of books about the Tang Dynasty lately. Besides this one by the author, I'm also following a new one, *The Great Tang's Good Grandson, Grandmother Wu Zetian*. The protagonist of that one is Li Chongjun's older brother, Li Chongrun. I'm constantly killing and fighting with the Sui Emperor, and then I'm getting caught up in political intrigue in that other book—I feel like I'm having a split personality! 😂
I'm a little curious whether the protagonist will become emperor in the end. I think if the story continues like this, he definitely will. His achievements in conquering a country are beyond redemption; it would be too idiotic and foolish for him to remain a lifelong best friend. Even if the emperor doesn't want to abdicate, he'll have to.
I prefer things as they are now, with one person managing domestic affairs and the other handling external matters. Being an emperor is too tiring; you're trapped inside the Forbidden City. The outside world is so vast!