The Son of Heaven of the Tang Dynasty
大唐天子
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 11y ago
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[Comment] Water Melody Prelude, hehe.
Putting aside the fact that poetry was not considered highbrow in the Tang Dynasty, just look at the content of the poem: "Why is the moon always full when we are apart, when there should be no resentment?" Who are you missing? Who are you saying goodbye to? Is it your short-lived mother who was killed by your grandmother, or your uncle who is waiting to return to Luling to compete with your father for power?
[Comment] Questions about pyramid measurement
This underestimates the intelligence of the ancients. During the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties, Liu Hui, in his commentary on the Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art, had already provided a method and results for measuring the height of Mount Tai using the shadow of the sun.
The Tang Dynasty declined after Li Longji (Emperor Xuanzong of Tang), and the An Lushan Rebellion nearly destroyed it. The emperor's incestuous relationships, including the abduction of his own son and wife, are ironically glorified as the Kaiyuan Era of Prosperity. It's truly baffling. 😅
[Comment] The protagonist's family and Princess Taiping are mortal enemies, so why should they be polite?
The protagonist's family and Princess Taiping are mortal enemies, so why should they be polite?
[Comment] I haven't read the book yet~~ I just wanted to complain after reading the synopsis~~
Since he was reborn as Li Longji, why would he still go against Wu Zetian? Wu Zetian was no ordinary person to deal with! I'm not exaggerating; I've been listening to lectures on Wu Zetian's life these past few days, and it gave me goosebumps. Her political wisdom was so sharp; unless you're a seasoned political veteran, it's best not to mess with her (even seasoned veterans get wiped out).
I feel my intelligence has been insulted.
This book is a purely mindless, feel-good story, using the same formula over and over again, which makes it a bit too dry and lacking in twists and turns. Just read it for fun and a laugh.
This book portrays Wu Zetian in such a terrible light! How could an empress who dared to kill even her own son be controlled by a mere grandson?
I can't stand the special forces time travel thing anymore.
Why can't they write about how they helped Wu Zetian establish the Wuxi Dynasty, or how they helped Princess Taiping ascend the throne? They always write about these worthless characters. What's so good about Li Longji? If Wu Zetian hadn't aged and lost her bloodlust, Li Longji would have died too.