Late Sui Dynasty Royal Family

Name: Late Sui Dynasty Royal Family
Author: Southern Wild Tiger

隋末皇族

by Southern Wild Tiger (南山野虎)

Status: Completed
Length: 57k Words
Genre: Historical
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
Updated: 10y ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

After being reborn unexpectedly, he found that he had become the most miserable group among the royal families of all dynasties. He discovered that he was not the first person to be reborn as Yang Guang's eldest grandson, but the second time traveler. It was the eighth year of the great cause, and his grandfather was rolling up his sleeves, preparing to beat up Goguryeo. The irreversible history destined the Sui Dynasty to decline. Looking at the millions of troops, he shouted in his heart: I can choose to die, but before dying, I must fight like a man. This is not a legend, nor is it history, it is just a story of a man's survival in troubled times. ******This book is purely YY, please do not imitate************ Late Sui Dynasty Royal Book Club: 336845887

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[Comment] The supporting actor building, looking for various supporting roles and supporting actors.
The format vest is as follows and will be added from time to time. Sidekick: name + attributes (literary, military, harem) + personality + relationship with the protagonist (including camp). Everyone is welcome to sign up and we will make every effort to arrange it. Skirt number: 3368, *****
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[Comment] Great support
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[Comment] Vote for it!
Come on, heroes come together at the end of the Sui Dynasty, hoping to write their own style! ! ! [Fn=2_2]
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[Comment] Yang Guang is not a foolish king, but he is not that wise or powerful either.
I feel that the author praised Yang Guang to death. He built the Eastern Capital, built the canal, and conquered Korea. What Yang Guang did was indeed beneficial to the world. But like Qin Shihuang, he did not regard the lives of the people of the world as their destiny, but as consumables such as wood and bricks. Whether it was building the Grand Canal or conquering Korea, as long as he accomplished his goal, no matter how many people died, he would not blink an eye. For an emperor like Sui Yang, the people in the world were just numbers, and there was no sympathy at all.
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