
An Engineering Student in the Tang Dynasty
唐朝工科生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Stats
Tags
Synopsis
More by this author
In booklists 198
Explore more →Historical Fiction Reading List, Primarily History
Mostly historical fiction. The scale goes up to ten stars, but even a one-star book is worth a look.
Urban Fiction, Entertainment, and Transmigration: The Best Picks
1. My main focus is urban and entertainment-industry fiction, with some historical, sci-fi, and spacefaring stories, as well as the occasional indescribable masterpiece. Xuanhuan, cultivation, and immortal-demon fiction rarely make this list. That’s just my personal taste. 2. I often browse other people’s lists too. Whenever I see a book I love recommended by lots of readers, I’m happy, but also a little intimidated. I can only work harder to avoid repeating the great books already on everyone e
Books I Personally Enjoy
Books I’ve read and enjoyed, or books recommended by friends. As the list title says, everyone has different tastes. If some books aren’t to your liking, why not scroll down and try another?
Gathering Pearls from the Sea of Desire, Finding the Way, and Sharing Them to Soothe the Soul
Across the vast mountain of books, I sigh for a peaceful world; across the surging sea of desire, I sail my boat of the Way. For ten years I've read, seeking to break through the walls; readers wield their axes with extraordinary resolve. Among the myriad faces of the mortal world, remarkable people emerge; across these splendid mountains and rivers, great ambitions take flight. Gathering wisdom from the sea of desire, I still seek the Way; let us enjoy these books together and bring comfort to
Sci-Fi (Cutting-Edge Tech) and Clean Reads
[My main recommendations are science fiction, sci-fi with advanced technology, and science fiction exploring ideology. Even if a book isn't officially classified as sci-fi, I'll call it science fiction if I say so.] [I'll also recommend novels with distinctive qualities that I enjoy, along with other books I think are good.] [I promise to introduce my recommendations while avoiding spoilers as much as possible.] Most science fiction on Qidian still falls short of my ideal of science fiction comb
My Reading List
Books I like
In a Reading Slump? Try These: Completed Books I've Fully Read and Ongoing Reads Worth Following
I've been reading for a long time and have gradually developed my preferences. There are fewer and fewer books I can finish, so I hope this helps anyone who's run out of things to read.
A Hodgepodge of Urban, Fantasy, and Historical Fiction
I'm suffering from a severe reading drought. Suddenly, I've found fewer and fewer books I can keep reading. Here are some decent books I've read. If you discover a good book here that you haven't read yet, please recommend in the comments any good books you've read that aren't on this list.
Mi Tu Zhai Niu's Reading List
Nothing much to say. These are all works I've read and enjoyed.
Simplicity Is Truth, Happiness Comes First
Books I like, according to my personal taste.
Da Da Da Qiu's Reading List
These are all pretty good books. At the very least, their openings are guaranteed to draw you in.
Some Rain Must Fall
After all these years, I've finally recovered my lost account. A tiny bit of obsessive-compulsive organizing (follow me, folks!) I fell into the web-novel rabbit hole in 2006 and gradually evolved from a complete beginner. At first, I wanted nothing but unrestrained wish fulfillment and thrills. But as I grew older, learned more, and gained experience, my worldview gradually took shape. It developed through years of reading popular-science works and working as a history teacher. What brings me
Quality Guaranteed: Look Into My Sincere Eyes ●V●
If it's good, that's all that matters
My First Reading List
I’ve loved reading since I was young. In elementary school, I loved it because I understood my teacher’s earnest warning: “Work hard while you’re young, or you’ll regret it when you’re old.” In middle school, I loved it because I took my parents’ patient advice to heart: “There’s a beautiful woman in books, and a house of gold.” In college, I loved reading to fulfill a dream. In the years just after I started working, I read because I wanted to visit parks or see movies but had no one to go with
Luoyu Wushengsky's Reading List
Through all those stormy days, books have always stayed quietly by my side, telling me the most beautiful stories in the world and offering me the most heartfelt blessings. My bond with books, my connection to them, may not have been with me from birth, but it has been with me throughout my life.
Popular Feel-Good Reads
Every book has a style entirely its own. After reading Aesop’s Fables, you get the feeling that after a dark stretch, a village suddenly appears in the distance, and everything becomes clear. After laughing, rejoicing, grieving, and hurting alongside the characters in each fable, you remember not to be selfish, self-centered, defeatist, insecure, or arrogant like some of them, but to be self-respecting and self-loving like others....
Personal Reading List
A life without books is like a world without sunlight; a mind without books is like a bird without wings.
Tried and Tested, All Great
Love books! They are the source of knowledge. Knowledge alone is useful; it can make us honest and clear-minded, and help us truly love humanity, respect human labor, and sincerely appreciate the beautiful fruits of humanity’s tireless, magnificent efforts.
A Young Swordsman Roams the World
Living with books means you’ll never sigh.
Pretty Good Books
Books let you sing your way through life's journey, past spring blossoms and autumn moons, amid falling petals. They let you roam freely through a boundless ocean. Books kindle hope, so you never lose your way along life's endless road. Like a sail, they carry your little boat to its final destination.
Books I Quite Like
Nothing much to say, I just think they're good
Top Picks for Male Readers
Here are novels I found so absorbing that I forgot to eat and sleep. I hope you'll recommend some good books to me too.
My Heart Longs for You, Like a Deer Chasing a Stream
The desire for human connection is one of the strongest urges in the human heart. It is a fundamental human need, a force that brings people, tribes, families, and societies together. To be denied this need is to invite madness or destruction, whether of oneself or of others. You are not the sole survivor of the accident. You are the only one who didn't get out.
Some Great Reads
Recommending some good reads
Readers also read
Chronicles of the Red Mansion
In the Ming Dynasty, the Days When the Cows and Horses Turned Over
An Important Town in the Residual Tang Dynasty
The Corpse Plague of 1916
Greek Mythology: My Name Is Sphinx
Disciplining the Song Dynasty
Strategies for the Zhenguan Era
This Adventurer Is Way Too Righteous
My Years as a Ghostwriter in Taiwan
My Neighbor Is the Emperor
A Life of Wealth and Glory
Striving in the Last Years of Hongwu
The Warring States' Greatest Enemy
Reader comments 50
Google Translate

































































































True successor
This is the last book I read in Qidian. In the past, when I read time travel novels, I would ask myself a question, what would I do if I traveled through time. I think this book gives the answer. As a modern-educated person, the first thing to do when traveling is to pull down all the emperors and make the world without emperors. A world with emperors and dignity is really boring. The main plot of this book is actually about an engineering dog who keeps climbing the technology tree while compromising. A story about defeating the so-called traditional political wisdom by relying on insights that were ahead of the times to prove the truth. This was Newton's victory over Zhuge Liang. I like the characterization of the characters very much. Everyone's IQ is basically online. You can also see the differences between bureaucrats of different levels from the author's writing style. I particularly like Du Ruhui. Before anyone could react, I had already figured out the next step. I watched the scene before my death countless times. Seeing the struggle between his loyalty to the emperor and family interests, he broke through the emperor's unrealistic illusions countless times. He used his own wisdom to save the life of the empire but still lost. He is worthy of the name of Dudu. Looking at other time-travel novels, the interaction between the protagonist and historical celebrities is like chewing wax and not interesting. For the engineering dog, everything is just a game. He may project emotions to a few of them, but more often than not, he is very indifferent, even to the ordinary people who benefit. This is truly compassionate, because he knows that his actions have brought about changes from ten deaths to nine deaths, which is always better. This is also another theme of this book. The world is constantly progressing and changing. Don't think about traveling back to a peach blossom land without any competition from the world. This is the best era. We are just ordinary living beings crawling forward on a rugged road. Zen Master hopes that more people can read your book and see you again if we are destined.
Five hundred fake men named Zhang Guogong, three thousand mourning halls to pay homage to Prime Minister Du, Sold his daughter to become rich and powerful, and Li became emperor. Dandy gangs form pillars. There is an eldest grandson who is ruling the roost on the couch, and comforts Du Zhenglun of Nanhai. Thousands of peaks compete with each other on both sides of the strait, and there is a line of sages and little overlords.
[Comment] After Tang Brick, there is still Tang Chuan!
I thought that this book of Tang Chuan had sealed all the ideas of Tang Chuan, but it turned out that I was wrong! If Tang Zhuandao exemplifies the beauty of willfulness, then Tang Gong must be interpreting the charm of willfulness. Throwing away all colors and brilliance, what Tang Gong shows us is the most authentic pursuit of human nature. Whether it is Li Yuan, Li Er, Fang Du, Cheng Qin, or those names we are familiar with and admire, they ultimately return to the struggle of life! Cruel and true! As mentioned in the book, plagiarizing poems by time travelers may not necessarily bring glory, it may also lead to destruction! As noble as Chu Bi, the son of the Duke of the country, the second generation of the top class, one poem left him nearly a thousand catastrophes, and one poem "Spring River" almost lost his life. How about Li Bai? A life wasted! How about Su Shi? A life of poverty! Immortals of poetry and saints of poetry are like this, let alone others! As mentioned in the book, a few kilograms of sugar and half a bolt of wool can flatter the world. Is this fiction? Salt and iron are necessary for the people, but China has been specializing in it for two thousand and two hundred years. In the final analysis, if it is indulged, the country will be in turmoil! Another example is tea silk and porcelain, which laid the foundation of China for two thousand years. This statement is not a lie, but someone who knows little about the history of Qing Dynasty knows it!
To state my point directly, these boys from the Zhang family are wimps compared to old dogs. We are almost entering the era of crony capitalism, and we still dream of sleeping in the lap of a beautiful woman, waking up to take charge of the world, and dreaming of princes and generals lasting for generations to come. I don't know why the old dog didn't affect his son at all. He felt like he had no trace of a modern person at all, and he looked like an ancient politician. I suddenly had a bad premonition about the ending of this book. Even my grandpa, who watched the old dog grow up, felt that the railway was a strange and ingenious technology. If the Tang Dynasty was really satisfied with the current market and no one would carry the flag after the death of the old dog, then the sunset of the Tang Dynasty would soon come...
I think this is a self-help book. It can be seen from some of the words used and some of the plot descriptions that I think are humorous. The purpose seems to be to make my book unique and different, but I have not considered the reading difficulties it may cause to others. In addition, Li Shimin's heroes and talents in the book are all set in the background, and they show the virtues of a bad neighbor next door. He loves to take advantage, is petty, and spends all his time studying how to get money from the protagonist when he is not doing business. Just because you are holding back on marrying your daughter, the rewards and punishments are unknown. How is your emperor's magnanimity? Where is the emperor's mind?
It's been getting a lot of praise these days, so I'll give it a thumbs up as well. 😁 From Japan in Japan, urban myths are seen now. I followed n vests, waiting for your new book
Crazy?! 6 Updates?? The Zen master seems to be short of money 🤭🤭
I just checked, it seems there are no cows in Lingyan Pavilion
It would have been a good book if written normally, and the writing style is still okay, but why are there all kinds of mindless explanations of the second grade? People who read historical texts have a general understanding of history, and there is no need for mindless explanations. Bad review
Do you use the terms idiot and genius interchangeably?