
A Springtime in the Tang Dynasty
满唐春
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 12y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Still ongoing novels, chosen to suit my personal tastes. Also looking for blurbs for the books on this list. I'm in a reading slump, so please send recommendations.
Classics in My Heart, Every One a Great Book
A mixed bag
A Lifelong Companion Among Fragrant Books
These are novels I’ve read and enjoyed. They may have a few flaws when I revisit them, but I still want to share them here. Great stories are best enjoyed together.
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If Only I Could Go Back to the Way Things Were...
If history had changed, would I be a different person today? As a military enthusiast and history buff, I really want to transmigrate. I think about the unknown past and its bloody battles, the suffering of our ancestors and the raids by barbarian tribes, the first stirrings of technology and ideas, and the weight of old customs... If we could go back, perhaps the Chinese people wouldn't have endured so much hardship, and Chinese culture wouldn't have been buried under so much dust. But it's all
A Shelf for Great Reads
Good books
The Spiritual World of Ancient Melodies
I care only about my own feelings, and the world of my dreams.
Completed Gems~ A Veteran Reader’s Picks, There’s Bound to Be One You’ll Like
Absolute gems.
The Eyeglasses Book Club
Read the books you like
My Personal Favorites
I only read legitimate copies. It's not because I have money to spare, but because I know how to show respect.
Smiling, Looking Toward Books
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For When I'm Bored
Bored
A Day in the Ethereal Realm
A feast for the eyes
A Veteran Reader's Lifeline
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Sailing the Sea of Books
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Treasures
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Ten Years
I’ve been reading for nearly ten years and have gone through countless novels. I’ve read almost every genre. The first novel I read on my phone was Stellar Transformation. The books I’ve reread the most are Douluo Dalu and the female-oriented novel Qing Dynasty Transmigration.
Ten Years of Classic Favorites
As I've gotten older, my standards for books have gotten more and more outrageous.
Treasured Gems
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Modern jewelry making technology is technically inferior to the masters of the past. This is absolutely true. Apart from advanced tools, higher efficiency, and more creativity, it really has nothing to do with it. It is not appropriate for the protagonist to be a master craftsman, so it is not recommended.
It's so shocking that I came here to comment. I suggest you don't read it if you have low psychological defense. There are depressing points throughout the whole article. I don't know what the author is thinking. I can't even understand the cool writing.
Fortunately, I searched it on Baidu, otherwise I would have been poisoned.
Death from poison😰
The author is not good at literature and history, but he actually writes historical articles. Song Dynasty titles and ministers appear in Tang Dynasty poems.
Seeing the snow in Qinchun Garden, I couldn't stand it. Do ordinary people dare to copy Taizu's poems? Copied it and the whole audience applauded? How dare you, an ordinary businessman, dare to talk about the emperor? There are so many Qinyuanchun songs, but this one, or only this one? Death from poison
The most unbearable part was when Uncle Cui asked Liu Yuan to marry Mengyao. I felt like my IQ was being rubbed on the ground. First of all, let's put aside whether Liu Yuan knows whether Uncle Cui misunderstood that he is in love with someone else's daughter. Can you accept the idea of becoming a father? The author asks you if you can accept it? ? ?
In the early Tang Dynasty and before, scholars were all from aristocratic families. Few children from poor families were able to study because they were attached to aristocratic families. These aristocratic family books were not handed down to outsiders and were controlled by their own families. The officials were all from the five-surname families, thus controlling the political power. Publishing a large number of books at low prices was something that Li Shimin did not dare to do. No matter who it was, whoever did it would die. The political power was controlled by the aristocratic family, so Li Shimin and the talents behind him later attacked the aristocratic families.
The writing is messy, Cui Shixiong called Cui Jing's third uncle, why did Cui Jing's daughter become his niece again? The whole book is inconsistent with the preface and the follower. It is a poor product.
I have read 54 chapters, and it started to become toxic from around 40, and the writing became more and more disgusting. Readers who want to see it should pay attention.