A Young Official in the Tang Dynasty

This book is utter nonsense. If you're going to do bad things, don't pretend to be a good person. Is helping Wu Zetian suppress the rebellious Li Tang army considered "raising the sword of benevolence"? Wu Zetian acted perversely; Helan Minzhi alone harmed thousands of young girls and even raped the Crown Princess. Helping them consolidate their power—do you think you're a good person?

Empress Wu was ultimately a woman; she only cared about political maneuvering and was too petty and lacked a broader perspective.

I found this story inexplicably very unsatisfying. The fact that the protagonist is on good terms with both the Li and Wu families made me uncomfortable. Honestly, the Li family of the Tang Dynasty represents a positive spirit in China. The Wu family, frankly, isn't quite right.

Was Wu Zetian very strong? In terms of status, she was probably stronger than her rationality, after all, she was the first female emperor in history. But in terms of politics and military affairs, in what way could she compare to her husband?

If you don't understand, don't spout nonsense. What do you mean the Tang Dynasty was nearly destroyed by the Arabs? That was during the Tang Dynasty's struggle for control of Central Asia, when the Karluk tribe rebelled, leading to the Tang Dynasty's defeat and withdrawal. What do you mean the Tang Dynasty was about to perish? You ignorant child.

Farming, picking up girls, and playing with princesses—it's a lighthearted and fun read, without having to think too much. Plus, Tiger's writing is superb, making it a delightful and entertaining read. I've been reading this far in one go without doing anything else. Enough said, I'll give a tip to encourage you.

After watching the ending, I immediately didn't want to watch anymore. What a load of rubbish! Wu Zetian was still alive, and I became the empress!

Tiger and Special White are both authors I like in the historical fiction genre. Their writing styles are both very enjoyable and easy to read in one go. However, Special White is indeed quite straightforward, and many plot points are similar to what I expected. Although this palace intrigue story is not quite up to par with books like "The Son-in-Law," I was still quite surprised that they could write at this level with two updates a day. Keep it up, Tiger, you're getting better and better.

Tiger, we need to update more chapters! Otherwise, you can't expect the horse to run without feeding it. Right, Tiger? Hehe!

To assist Wu Zetian? What's so good about Wu Zetian? Why did she become empress? Wasn't she forced into it? If Li Zhi hadn't died young, and the crown prince hadn't been brainless and incompetent, think about what Wu Zetian's sons were doing? They were either clashing with the emperor and empress, or on their way to doing so. If Wu Zetian hadn't been trying to protect herself, would she have become empress? To "assist" Wu Zetian? After Wu Zetian's death, the whole family would be wiped out.