The Anxi Army of the Great Tang

A detailed map of the Western Regions from the Tang Dynasty; you should find it useful.

I don't like the title; "powerful minister" isn't a good word.

Historical fiction on Qidian is full of political intrigue and scheming, but few war stories are well-written. Only a few, like *The Great Han Dynasty*, *Picking Up the First Emperor*, and *The Reign of the Song Dynasty*, are decent. Please write war stories compellingly!

Would you like to become emperor? Anyway, I feel that at the end of a dynasty, its fate is truly sealed, and it's better to destroy and establish a new dynasty than to try to revive it.

However, it's a bit much that you killed off my ancestors right from the start.

Honestly, it's been a long time since I've cried over a novel (the last time was with *The Mystery of the Phantom Flame*). The layers of obstacles at the beginning were truly moving; this is a gem of a novel.

Well written, with a steady writing style. I love stories that focus on career and romance with minimal female lead involvement. Historical fiction should be weighty, epic, and unrestrained. Currently following the updates.

It's well-written. I finished the first volume overnight, and it brought tears to my eyes. The historical documents at the bottom of each chapter are very well-researched. My only complaint is that the title should be changed; the current title is too AI-sounding. Otherwise, if the author were to promote it organically, I would most likely have missed it.

I have read this book three times, and each time I have sighed with admiration: the first time I was astonished, the second time I was utterly awestruck, and the third time I wept uncontrollably! Why? Because I regret not having encountered it in my youth, and I regret that the world could not have seen it!

If it continues to improve on its current quality, it's bound to be a hit!