The Splendor of the High Tang

When I saw eating locusts to control the locust plague, I didn't want to watch it. I don't know when it became known that eating locusts can control the locust plague. Just like this year's locust plague from Africa, can it be solved by eating? If it can be eaten across Europe, Asia and Africa, why won't birds and people in the three continents eat it? Not to mention that locusts secrete toxins and fly at a maximum altitude of 2,000 meters, averaging 150 kilometers a day. How fast can you eat? Do you really think that China has relied on chickens and ducks to control the locust plague for many years?

What the hell are you writing about? The struggle for hegemony is not a struggle for hegemony. Fengyue is not Fengyue. Why did Mao write about so many women? All hazy. As expected, women are very fond of ambiguity and hints. But it's nothing, a single female protagonist. It is better for men to write better, and make it clear clearly that if they like it, they like it. No matter what the heroine is, Mrs. Guo Guo is more attractive than this. I won't ask you Yang Yuhuan, at least settle for the next best thing. This article is so bland.

I have read a lot of time-travel novels, but I always feel a bit bored after reading them. Only Futian's novels have history, emotions, and big patterns. I generally don't read historical novels. Books written by male authors are always shrouded in golden light and peach blossoms are in full bloom. It's rare to find a historical novel written by a female author that is so in line with my preferences. She never cheats, always strives from ordinary life, and moves towards the reality of pursuit step by step. This is the beauty of Futian.

Perhaps because the author is a woman, this novel has always lacked a general atmosphere. In terms of literary style and characterization, no one can match it after reading so many Tang Chuan novels. But the author's extension of the protagonist's main line really makes people uninterested. And there are too many irrelevant details and even red tape descriptions that make people tasteless. Perhaps this is the author's shortcoming in writing this novel from a female perspective. How to say it? I saw that there was no romance in the prosperous Tang Dynasty!

It's too bland. It needs at least some passion. The writing is good, but I still want to say it's too bland.

Let your daughter marry Cui Jianxuan's son? ? ? Marrying close relatives? ? ? Has the author forgotten that the protagonist came from time travel? Or is the protagonist totally unconcerned about the health of his grandchildren? I can't help but want to criticize the author, but I don't want to say bad words, so I'll just make up my mind.

After reading "Thirty Thousand Miles from Chang'an", I came back to review it I first read this novel many years ago. I was still very young, just out of society, and not very familiar with the history of the Tang Dynasty. After so many years, I also read some history, including Ge Zhaoguang's intellectual history. I had the urge to review "Thirty Thousand Miles from Chang'an", but I didn't expect to read it bit by bit from beginning to end. Really great. In particular, I have a deep understanding of Ge Lao's criticism of the Tang Dynasty as "the prosperous and mediocre", and I also understand a lot about Li Longji's life as a pure political animal. I also understand the selfishness and ruthlessness that I couldn't understand when he was young. Let's look at the year when Concubine Wu Hui died and the ending of King Shou written in the history books. It's really sad. I like this book. It gives the story a different ending - my beloved Du Fu does not have to go through the torture of the Anshi Rebellion or die of a painful illness, which is great. The cruelty in the historical fragments has been washed away, and all kinds of warmth have been retained, which is good.

I enjoyed reading it. When I read history, I only look at the ancient customs and details. I liked it.

The paragraph is too long and the story is as bland as water

The plot is about a real mother-in-law. It is as bland as water. It is recommended to eat it with pickles. The writing is good, but it is a pity that it does not tell a good story.