
The Tang Dynasty
大唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 644k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Half a Book
A few books worth reading more than once.
【Top-Tier Completed Wuxia】
Pure wuxia A list specifically for newcomers to the genre. Old hands have probably read these already and can skip it. Only quality picks, all over a million words, and completed.
Recommended Reads
I mainly recommend books by the Reverend. I'll buy the complete editions and read every one of them. To be honest, I don't like all of the Reverend's books; I prefer the ones about vying for supremacy. But as a fan, I want to read everything they've written, including the books that were taken down, The Earth's Last God of War and Goddess in the Darkness. If I've missed any, please let me know, fellow readers. The highest recommendation is five stars. I hope my list brings you joy.
The Dynamic Duo of Decisive Action: Jiaozhu and Gunda
These two authors have different styles, but both write protagonists who act decisively and study the merciless ways of heaven and earth to prove their own path.
Classics in My Eyes
I put this list together based on my own tastes, so it includes all kinds of novels. Some are acclaimed works by big-name authors, while others are little-known and haven't done well, but are genuinely good reads. Some update regularly, while others update every few days or just a few times a month. None of that matters to me. If a novel is truly good, you'll be happy to pay for the official version and look forward to the author's next update. Of course, everyone's tastes are different, so ther
One Book, One World: Relax, Unwind, and Have a Laugh
I have one rule when reading: no matter how much the author makes things up, the world needs a complete set of rules. There have to be limits.
An Eleven-Year Bookworm and Seven-Year VIP Reader's Unofficial Personal Recommendations
If you’re into history, urban fiction, wuxia, infinite-flow stories, or anime and manga, come on over.
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What is a classic? A classic will not feel outdated even after 10 years, and it is a pleasure to read. This book is such a classic.
Probably a prequel to Humane Heaven
I was fascinated by the book when I read it twelve years ago because I saw the author arranged for the protagonist to kill Kou Zhong. From then on, I couldn't watch it anymore. Twelve years have passed, and I read it last night. I am still fascinated by the book. I also saw the chapter where the protagonist assassinates Kou Zhong and can no longer read it. It seems that it's not my problem that I can't see it.
It's the best among Tang Dynasty fans. You won't know it until you read it, and you will be shocked when you read it. The writing by the leader is so good.
The Tang dynasty is number one, and the leader is mighty!
The fanfic of "The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty" ranks first in my heart, and the leader's private goods are being condensed.
This book is the No. 1 Among Tang Dynasty novels, The Wind Rises in Purple Gorge is the No. 1 Online fairy tale to date.
It's so good, I can't believe this is a novel written n years ago
Watching it made my blood boil. At the end, I destroyed the sticks, plundered the surrounding barbarians as slaves, and used the plundered slaves to build bridges and pave roads. It was so cool! ! It's a pity that the Japanese country could not be completely destroyed.
I came into contact with online literature in 2009. It was the first time I came across the fanfic of Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty. Since then, I have been out of control. The one that impressed me most was definitely the Legend of the Tang Dynasty Bat.
I watched it again when I could release it, it was really awesome