Shaking the Tang Dynasty
撼唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
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Personally, I believe Yang Guang truly deserves the title of "Heavenly Khan." Like the First Emperor, he possessed the ambition to break free from constraints and established order. However, both failed due to over-reliance on the people. Compare Yang Guang and Li Shimin!
Leaving the weeds unattended and letting the harm run rampant—I don't understand how the author could be so brainless.
Is it normal for a modern person to go to ancient times and spend all their time playing tricks and strategies, without farming or developing technology?
I don't even want to read the content after reading the synopsis. What does it mean that powerful families are betraying each other? I don't know why, but nowadays, even though very few people truly understand the aristocratic families of history, they always like to pretend to know what they don't! Just look at any historical web novel—it's all about how powerful and influential families are. Ridiculous!
Dugu Yan is really not a good match; she seems incredibly stupid, and I have a feeling she'll cause trouble in the future! She's already revealed so many secrets.
The entire piece is poisonous; the royal family summons a concubine? Even demons have appeared. Rebellion and treason are tolerated, and they even leave the palace with guards. 🤭
Kneeling at the drop of a hat—wasn't that a practice that was only fully implemented during the Qing Dynasty?
I've started reading this book. Actually, I think it's good. But why are my grades so bad?
Why would you time travel without advanced technology? Why not just write about people from that era? Do you really think a modern person could outmaneuver those powerful figures of that time?
I read dozens of chapters, but I'm too tired to continue. A time traveler who already knows history and what the main characters are supposed to be, yet he keeps agonizing over every little detail, acting like the greatest strategist in the world. It's like the author taking a dump and then analyzing whether to take it off and wash it, or jump into the river to wash it, or…