Restoring the Tang Dynasty
复唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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The romance scenes were so awkward... The female characters weren't very appealing. Shangguan Wan'er, who should have been a very rational woman at the center of power, fell in love with the male lead after only a few meetings and even eagerly sent him messages.
A dishonest businessman rented the same house to two different blind people. Neither of them knew they had gained a new neighbor. A month later, the businessman received two rent payments. He was overjoyed and wanted to see how the two blind people lived. However, he only peeked through a small hole in the door for a few minutes before hurriedly leaving. The next day, the businessman sold the house and left the city. Please explain…
After reading the whole thing, I felt that the plot became increasingly idealistic towards the end, the writing style became a bit immature, the language became somewhat simplistic, and the word choice and sentence structure even sounded a bit childish, including the apocalypse theme 😅.
Of all the novels I've read over the years, this Tang Dynasty historical novel has left the deepest impression on me and is my favorite. The protagonist is intelligent and not a mindless, simplistic character. Instead of becoming emperor and ruling the Tang Dynasty, he chooses to guard the Western Regions after gaining immense power. This elevates his character significantly, comparable only to Yue Guan's protagonist who returns to the Ming Dynasty to become a prince.
It started off frustrating, and then it became a mess and a terrible mess.
No, no, no, the beginning was alright. But it was poisonous right from the start.
If you're going to make Taiping the female lead, then just write it honestly. Why wait until someone else gets married and their husband dies before she gets together with the protagonist? It's ridiculous. I don't know what's wrong with the author; why insist on having a married woman, especially one who loves her husband? It's disgusting. I can't even walk past a woman. This is trash.
He also had a copy of "The Martial Arts Champion of the Tang Dynasty," but why can't I find it?
Actually, I think writing something with a bit of Xue Gang's rebellion against the Tang Dynasty, plus some random plot developments, would make people want to think...
Old White Pig, just checking in to the author, and by the way, let me tell my friends that you can check out "Han Bones Forever in the Ming Dynasty". The author already has a completed novel of 3 million words, so don't worry.