Reviving the Tang Dynasty

What I hate most is this kind of time travel story where they say it's a movie shoot. What the hell? They can't even figure out the scene! What kind of intelligence is that? What a load of crap!

I wonder if the author will ever see this. I would like to correct the author on one point: "" means demotion, while "" means promotion. For example, the poem "" was written after the poet was demoted.

Everything else is fine. But just how much do you trust your palace maid? You've said things you shouldn't have. Are you trying to get yourself killed?

As expected of a book written in 2011, the beginning was incredibly frustrating. The protagonist is such a coward. I'm outta here.

Even after becoming emperor, he kept compromising, showing absolutely no domineering spirit. He took Wu Zetian far too seriously.

It's a waste of time. They're always spouting off poetry, they don't even know their own worth. Getting involved in human resources and social security is practically suicide.

What kind of writing is this? You might as well post it in the romance section. I'm speechless.

The early copying of poems felt too deliberate; even plagiarism and pretentiousness should have been done subtly and naturally. Also, one shouldn't approach the book with a purely analytical mindset, otherwise, there will be many problems, but these are minor details.

As expected of an old book. So addictive!

It's actually quite telling. Personally, I feel that Wu Zetian's ascension to the throne was entirely caused by her husband and son. They were truly incompetent; if they had any ability, this situation wouldn't have occurred. Look at Li Zhi's indecisiveness and weak character. He lived the first half of his life in his uncle's world and the second half in his wife's shadow.