The Soul of the Tang Army

The Emperor? The author has watched too many Qing Dynasty palace dramas. Before the Qing Dynasty, were emperors addressed as "the Emperor"?

Spears were not a mainstream weapon in the early Tang Dynasty; they only became standard issue weapons in the military during the Song Dynasty. The main mounted weapon in the early Tang Dynasty was the lance, while soldiers primarily used ring-handled swords and long spears. Therefore, the author's preparation was extremely inadequate, and the terminology is completely nonsensical!

Li Jing's achievements were already so great that they threatened the emperor's power. Did his grandson want to destroy the Li family?

I've read a dozen or so chapters, and it's really pretentious. He keeps emphasizing his special forces background, but his behavior is very childish. In the Tang Dynasty, they didn't call each other emperors, okay? Also, a princess is called by her maiden name. Princesses are born with titles, okay? This is especially ridiculous. Is it really necessary for him to narcissistically praise himself every now and then about how handsome and dashing he is?

A 10-year-old book, and a bunch of 18-year-olds spouting nonsense...

Modern military thought might not be very useful in ancient times. The different branches of the military and their weaponry made a difference. Don't keep comparing modern and ancient times as if modern people have some kind of superiority complex. Aside from having more knowledge, your approach to warfare isn't very effective. (Please don't be offended by my personal profile...) Thank you!

Li Jing, the brother, dared not even close his own door, and when he fell ill, he dared not even call the imperial physician.

The author is writing about a parallel world, not history. The protagonist has nothing to do with history. If it were according to your logic, the story should have ended the moment the protagonist traveled through time, because whatever the protagonist does affects history. If history changes, do you think the protagonist would still exist? So, the author can write whatever they want; read it if you want, don't read it if you don't (I haven't read it anyway). 😜😜😜

If both generations are this powerful, do you think the emperor would die peacefully? He would definitely try to get rid of you before he dies.

The protagonist is rather incompetent in politics and people's livelihood. The author keeps emphasizing his special forces background, but even special forces soldiers don't live in a safe haven forever. He lacks an understanding of how social development adapts to the development of productive forces, completely detached from reality. I'm abandoning the book.