
The Tang Dynasty's Tiger Warriors
大唐虎贲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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This is terrible. Within the first few chapters, women are throwing themselves at you one after another – that's incredibly childish. The women all seem to be from nightclubs, acting recklessly and without any sense of historical context.
The reason I dislike reading Tang Dynasty novels is that they always feature princesses or noble ladies being bullied, with various protagonists coming to the rescue – it's disgusting.
It's a pity this book starts with the rejection of the marriage proposal! The preceding plot is illogical and completely lacks any sense of logic. A person still at war goes to Goguryeo to find a miracle doctor for Pingyang, and it's not even mutual affection? That's just forced plotting.
In my personal opinion, this novel should be a historical novel, with a general as the protagonist, but it has too much of a martial arts/swordsman feel, putting the cart before the horse. The individual fight scenes are overly detailed, and as a historical novel, there are too few actual battle scenes.
Speechless. They were supposed to be defending against the Xiongnu in the north, but the commander-in-chief went to Goguryeo to find people. Seriously?
Princess Pingyang's part was truly disgusting! I initially thought it was quite good, but that scene was really upsetting. Could you please revise it? Was it really necessary to rush the female lead's development? They could have gradually developed a relationship later on!
I can't bear to read any more of this novel, which has barely reached chapter 20 and already has three potential female leads. The characters' introductions are so abrupt. Goodbye.
I remember reading a book on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), about a time-traveling protagonist who became Qin Qiong's son. There was a passage in that book that was exactly the same as a passage in this one, even the title was identical. It left a deep impression on me.
I read this book a few years ago. It was well-written, at least compared to other time-travel novels set in the Tang Dynasty. However, the second female lead, Zheng Liwan, was a flaw and a completely unnecessary character.
It's boring, I'll just watch the ending. I don't watch stories about ancient times where the protagonist didn't conquer the world on his own.