Strategies for the Zhenguan Era
贞观攻略
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- Completed
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- 3.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 11y ago
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A record of my 20 years reading web novels. I read plenty of pirated copies, and some I never finished, while others I reread several times. I was poor back then. I've forgotten the titles of many books I read and can't find them anymore. I'm writing down some personal thoughts as a way to remember, and to thank all the web novel authors I've read. Their work filled my youth and even helped improve my Chinese grades.
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The Novels I Followed Back Then
I recommend these because I love them. Classics and hidden gems all in one!
Wen Xuan Pavilion
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The Nitpicker Incident Log
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A Little Something for Everyone
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[Comment] Some thoughts on the protagonist
The protagonist of this book, whether due to his young age or the author's intention, seems excessively bloodthirsty. While I don't oppose revenge against foreign tribes, I wonder if it's truly necessary to eradicate them completely. The protagonist's actions remind me of the German leader and our neighbor, the Japanese.
[Comment] Actually, Tang Dynasty princesses were quite troubled by marriage.
In those days, marrying a princess meant you couldn't take a second wife. Sexual intercourse requires the princess's consent, and outings must be reported to the princess. The poor, elderly parents had to bow and greet the princess; how utterly disrespectful! (From the son's perspective, if I were there...)
Anyway, let's take a look at history. Why was Li Er able to succeed in his coup? Because you rebelled, you succeeded? Shit, how stable is Li Jiancheng's position as Crown Prince? Why should he rebel against you if you don't have outstanding abilities? Are you killing yourself when Li Yuan appoints Li Ertiance as general? Why don't you confer Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji?
The author was probably unmarried and childless when writing the book, which explains the common-sense errors. A woman two months pregnant wouldn't show; how could her belly be slightly protruding?
[Comment] A little opinion
The part in the article where the protagonist denounced the northern nomads in court looked very cool, and the friends were all shocked. This part could have happened in the Sui Dynasty before the Tang Dynasty, or in the Song Dynasty after the Tang Dynasty, but it could never happen in the Tang Dynasty. The Li family in Taiyuan was not of pure Han descent.
[Comment] My personal thoughts on the protagonist's marriage
I feel the author's arrangement is fairly acceptable. Indeed, given the historical context and the protagonist's current situation, this arrangement might not be the most comfortable, but it is relatively reasonable and ideal. After all, the protagonist's foundation in the Tang Dynasty is still too shallow, and this marriage arrangement was the mainstream at the time, also involving the issue of…
There is a problem with the setting. First of all, the language is not mentioned. It is acceptable to be able to travel through time and become a teenager. It is also acceptable to have the gift of photographic memory. However, it is intolerable that the mobile phone can also search the Internet. Why is the protagonist the protagonist? That's because he can do what others can't do, not because dogs can be like dogs.
The old man and Su Ning actually have very similar personalities. Although the old man is rather cold-hearted towards outsiders, this could be attributed to his experiences in ancient times, which shaped his cold and extreme perspective. It's possible they are two people from parallel universes, both experiencing the same life in ancient times.
This is the author's third book, and it is also the author's first book. Compared with the previous books about Xiao Xiongzhi and Xuande in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, it is indeed too green. In terms of writing style and plot concept, I can't stand it after reading more than 200 chapters. I still have to read the latest one.
The book is great, and the ending was incredibly moving... I cried like a 200-pound dog after reading it.