Night Songs of the Flourishing Tang

I stumbled into the world of "The Storm at the End of the Ming Dynasty" six years ago. Since then, I have come to know an author who amazes me the most: "Saint Morning Thunder"!

A good book, I just finished reading it. Let me offer some critiques. First, the fact that the protagonist's maid in the early chapters resembles his daughter from a past life isn't a major flaw; the protagonist didn't exhibit any lustful thoughts or actions. However, the maid's situation isn't explained later.

It's a mess, not well organized, and the first few chapters left me completely confused.

Does the male protagonist have no special abilities, like a comet falling from the sky?

This book is quite different from the previous one, "The Storm at the End of the Ming Dynasty".

I've been sick these past few days and haven't had time to keep up with the show.

I knew about Saint Chen Lei 10 years ago, and this is the first time I've read one of his books.

The protagonist's speech to the people of Nanzhao was so cool!

The Tang Dynasty was the most open-minded period, and many things were more easily accepted.

My buddy found a big dog on the street and took it home out of pity… The dog wanted to mark its territory and kept urinating in the house, despite repeated attempts to correct it. Finally, my friend couldn't take it anymore, so he took off his pants and urinated in the spot where the dog had just urinated, telling the dog: "This is my territory."