A Leisurely Life in the Tang Dynasty
悠闲大唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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The Books That Helped Me Reach Where I Am Today
I started out reading wuxia, then moved on to fantasy, cultivation, and magic. In the end, I realized I don’t have a set preference. Every genre has its classics; you just have to go out and find them.
Miao Zhi Tianya's Abandoned-Book Archive
Two books I wrote and then abandoned. Ten books I read before they were taken down. And a few new authors I’d like to recommend.
Reading List One
My sister, the two mountain passes, spicy-mouth rubbish, considering throwing up, the woman coming and going...
Pretty Good!
Good reads and satisfying stories Yue Xia Sang: No Rebirth; Primitive Rebirth Feng Lin Yi Shi: Reborn as a Nobody; The Great Sage of the Goblins in the Primitive Otherworld The Great Demon King of Journey to the West; Tales of the Tang Dynasty; Strolling Through the World of Wuxia The Path to Enlightenment of the Nether River in the Primordial World; Back in the Ming Dynasty as a Military Governor; Brocade Guards Rule the Nation The Brocade Guards Slay the Bright
Transmigrating Through History
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Reader comments 31
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When writing a time-travel novel, first you need to figure out what you're doing in this world. If you're going to fight for power, write about fighting for power; if you're going to chase girls, write about chasing girls. Without a clear theme, you won't rebel, and you'll have a bunch of excuses not to sleep with women. Are we here to see you have a stroke or to see you act like a saint?
[Comment] In ancient times, due to purchasing power factors, many modern goods were easily subject to market saturation.
While modern goods may inspire enthusiasm, the purchasing power of ordinary people in feudal times was limited, making them unable to afford them. The number of high-ranking officials and nobles who could truly afford them was always limited. Furthermore, did they even possess that much real gold and silver?
My friends are all millionaires, while I'm penniless. They're all incredibly resourceful and have all sorts of connections, while I'm utterly powerless—that's the protagonist's fate. The dialogue is equally pretentious, relentlessly belittling and mocking other authors' works. Aside from being a double-crossover story, it's utterly worthless.
[Comment] Book title change notice!
Considering that the word "strategy guide" does not fit the core theme of this article, it has been changed to "training". Unfortunately, the terms "Great Tang," "Early Tang," and "Li Tang" had already been used, so they could only change it to "Disciplining Zhenguan." We hope everyone will continue to support us!
The protagonist has been living a life of utter disarray for over twenty years? He has to go to a cement factory to buy cement? Why doesn't the building materials market sell it? He doesn't even know where to buy agricultural machinery? Seriously, I'm speechless.
Honestly, the male lead's behavior is absolutely disgusting; he's got the air of a nouveau riche but still tries to act all high and mighty.
Honestly, the male lead's behavior is absolutely disgusting. He's got that nouveau riche air about him trying to act like an aristocrat—it's unbelievable! He claims he's not lustful, but he can't resist any woman he sees. And to make matters worse, he doesn't want to take responsibility after sleeping with her. Plus, his pretentious attitude is nauseating!
The author consistently uses the tactic of belittling other books to argue how realistic their own work is; however, the truth is, even the author is not immune to some simple logical fallacies. Awkward!
What trash! Didn't you say you wouldn't fawn over Li Shimin? Why are you so happy fawning over this traitor? Damn. Trash.
Isn't it annoying to read sentences that always start with "so-and-so" and "this-and-that-other"? Can't you write shorter, more concise sentences?
Chapter 33 really got me hooked. My country doesn't produce jadeite; it was introduced to my country from Myanmar during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Where would you find jadeite in the Tang dynasty? And you even need raw jade!