Usurping the Tang Dynasty

Since it is an online novel, don't set any rules. As long as there are no typos, no inconsistencies, no holes left unfilled, and there is a plot and characters, and the author writes it carefully, it will be readable. This book is not bad.

At first I thought it was a historical novel, but later I found out it was a romance novel, and finally it became a book about cultivating immortals...

After reading about 10 chapters, I was hooked. The protagonist's mental age is in his forties, and his physical age is 5 years old. He falls in love with an 8-year-old girl, which is outrageous no matter what age he is... He also writes poems to express his feelings to each other, vomit... A good book was ruined like this...

There are many errors The system is messy and looks like history but not history.

What kind of exercises are you writing about? This is about traveling through history and not cultivation. It is also about building a foundation. I am speechless.

These are not serious historical novels. Logical self-consistency basically does not exist. Historical novels may be popular if the author is at the same level as netizens, but netizens understand that the author's level and quality are no more than that. No matter how much you write, it's still just mindless writing.

This book is suitable for mentally handicapped children

After memorizing so many poems, it is better to memorize more chemical formulas to travel through time. To be honest, memorizing the process of smelting steel and formulas for explosives is much more reliable than memorizing two poems and playing tricks with a bunch of ancient emperors and generals to get to the top.

The male protagonist of this book is a bit naughty. He is a 6 or 7-year-old carrot head who is very show off and will be killed whenever he loses. . . . . How ridiculous.

Don't hide your faults, don't blame it if you don't like it. The novel written more than 10 years ago, as well as the author of The Evil Man, Cao Thief, were all historical masterpieces at that time.

From now on, I really have to read the reviews first when reading a book. This book really made me vomit blood. I thought it was a history book at first, then it was a romance novel, and then it was a novel about cultivating immortals. I didn't read the rest of it. I guess it was written in the past, and it's a long time ago. Damn it looks disgusting.

It was okay in the early stage, but things started to go wrong starting from Goryeo.

Geng Xin's books are all good, and I've read this book N times. I'm short on books. I'm going to read it again today, but I suddenly found that many people say that this book is not good? ! Weird things happen every year, and they have become more and more frequent in recent years. No wonder there are fewer and fewer good books! Sorrow……

What to say about this book. Just tasteless. It looks boring.

The backend of this book was broken. I felt something was wrong from the moment I confiscated Qin Qiong. The plot arrangement was speechless. Do we have to arrange Qin Qiong and others to be with Li Shimin? Later, he simply let it go, and actually arranged for Yuchi Gong to be the murderer of his father in order to create a conflict with Li Shimin? It's completely unnecessary. You can write that Luo Shixin and Qin Qiong both broke through successfully and then joined in to avenge Zhang. In order to create conflicts later, there is no need to arrange for Li Xiaoji's death. Even if he has to be arranged to die, it can be killed by Song Jingang. Why does it have to be Yuchi Gong?

This novel is written in ancient times and actually contains martial arts. What you are writing is history, okay? Not martial arts.

You can take a look at it. It is one of the few books about the Sui and Tang Dynasties that can be read through. Do not take the comments in the comment section seriously. It is best not to read the chapter reviews. This book is not about immortality. It is a world similar to the Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties but not as exaggerated as the Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

Seeing the funniest and stupidest time traveler, it might as well be said that he was the lucky person who took Dali Pill in that era. Thousands of years of wisdom brought nothing but a few lines of poetry and calligraphy and he became invincible. Funny

Grown ups? ? ? In the Sui and Tang Dynasties, you were called father, right?

The books written before are too poisonous 🤤🤤🤤 There are so many flaws that I can't bear to look at them!

Of course, girls' feet in ancient times were not allowed to be touched casually. How could the male protagonist touch them so carelessly? Take off someone's shoes in public? No one has spoken out to stop it? The girls themselves don't have any opinions? What are you doing! Forget about the initial calligraphy and reading bugs, this is considered common sense!

Why do you have to do something at 20.30 At the age of 5.6? It makes me scratch my head.

If you read carefully about the age in the article, you will experience the author's sexual zone preferences.

1. Time travel, I can't remember the ratio of gunpowder, or the historical direction, but can I remember the poems? ! 2. I mentioned earlier how powerful the protagonist and Luo Shixin are in martial arts, but Cheng Yaojin blocked the two of them. It was hilarious! ! Where's the protagonist's volley of arrows? ! ! !

The sense of fragmentation in the novel is a bit strong. It was fine before he grew up or before he entered Shu. The portrayal of the male protagonist is also resourceful. But there was a big problem after coming out of Shu. The male protagonist acted very retarded in several plot settings. He was always shocked when he met celebrities and basically asked questions. The portrayal of emotions was also strange. The male protagonist was described as attaching great importance to love and justice, but he was actually very mean to the female protagonist. I felt that Pei Cuiyun was quite worthless. After he followed the male protagonist to Shu and came out, he basically ignored him, and there was no big explanation for Changsun Wugou. , And did not mention the description of Duoduo. Sun Wuji, the company commander, couldn't help but remind his sister that she was already 16. When she was a big girl, the male protagonist didn't even think that he was almost 20. Pei Cuiyun was already over 20, and she was still a member of a wealthy family and "eloped" with the male protagonist. Given the social environment at the time, I don't know how much pressure Pei Cuiyun was under. I really feel that Pei Cuiyun is not worth it. The male protagonist has basically never paid attention to her. He should not have taken the initiative to provoke and rub the woman's feet and ruin her life.

It's a pity that the ending is unfinished or there is no ending.

After reading the first chapter, I felt that this book was rubbish. Guess why I read history instead of fantasy?

Speaking of the popularity of the novel "Usurping the Tang Dynasty", its popularity has completely dropped. This novel was quite popular when it was updated, and it was also a popular historical online article back then. How come it is so popular now? In the online literature circle, even in the historical online literature circle, no one mentions the novel "Using the Tang Dynasty". It has been completely forgotten by the Internet, and the popularity has completely cooled down. The novel "Using the Tang Dynasty" was very influential when it was updated back then. How could it be so popular now? After browsing various major novel forums, no one has mentioned the novel "Using the Tang Dynasty" in any major forum. Let alone anyone discussing the plot, this novel has not been mentioned in any major forum for many years. It's as if the author never wrote this novel and it was completely forgotten. The novel "Usurping the Tang Dynasty" was only completed more than ten years ago, and its popularity has completely cooled down. It was buried in the history pile and no one mentioned it. I originally thought that the popularity of this novel would last for decades after it was completed, but I did not expect that more than ten years after it was completed, it would completely cool down and completely become a roadside novel.