
A First-Rank Official of the Tang Dynasty
大唐一品
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 14y ago
- English
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This author wrote about Li Xiuning during the Sui and Tang Dynasties, which are all second-hand, and they have to be collected. Why can't you write about Chai Shao who has not touched him? This makes it comfortable for readers to read, right? Moreover, the concubine of King Qin in this book is very poisonous.
Can a 12-year-old antique be recommended to me in the introduction?
The author of this book is an enhanced version of Cao Aman. If there is no wife, he will create a wife, and the tauren will come out!
I couldn't stand it at all in the early stages. Forget about Li Xiuning's second-hand goods. That Sui princess. He is of noble birth. Why did Mao want to write that you accepted it and gave it to Li Shimin? I like green so much. From now on, the lowest level of second-hand goods can only be touched by one person. Nausea and vomiting
The books written by the author all have one characteristic: the protagonist is a good wife
[The boss's appearance with millions of orders!] Borrow precious land to promote my own work "Xie Ming"! The book has a million words. Readers, if you have time, you are welcome to take a look! Introduction: At the end of the Ming Dynasty, on the eve of Li Zicheng's invasion of Beijing... The guerrilla general of the Shenji Camp in Beijing, Xiao Jingchuan, fled with the prince!
The plot of a slave who deceives his master is inherently disgusting. It's just a fantasy. It's artificially set anyway. How do you think this thing is placed in a serious historical text?
The more I look at it, the more something seems off. Are you writing a history of the Tang Dynasty? Aside from replacing you with Li Shimin, the rest is very similar to the early Tang Dynasty.
Speechless. There are so many typos, even the names are wrong. I can't stand reading it.
Aren't you talking about grabbing Li Er's empire? Why do you still want to take refuge in him? Did Silly 13 write the introduction?