Sui and Tang: Summoning in Troubled Times
隋唐之乱世召唤
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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[Comment] In the world of online literature, there are few who are not plagiarists. Just stick to your true nature.
Just believe in yourself. Who can dare to say that no one on the Internet will not plagiarize? Even if they are bronze, they are still plagiarizing, okay? The first summons book I read was not a bronze one. "Rebirth of the Hundred Generals" was probably the originator at this time, so ignore them and just write patiently. As long as there are innovations and highlights, it is a good book. Bronze only opens a shortcut for the summons text. There must be countless shortcuts in the summons text. If you dare to bring down the emperor, don't care what others say, just stick to your nature.
The system has been hacked again. What did the author think? Since the system belongs to the host, it should be helping the host. Why does Mao want to create powerful enemies for the host? Is it the same for every author who writes a system for summoning powerful generals? I don't know how many movies I've watched this. I can't stand it. The system belongs to the host, not anyone else. Why do you have to do something so outrageous?
What the hell is the twin system? It's poisonous milk.
Just one time travel protagonist is enough, or two. If you think the population is too large, why not go through hundreds of them and kill them casually? It is best to have tens of thousands of people left in the end, and then be wiped out by foreign races... The ending
Highly toxic. It's actually a double wear! ! !
[Plot] Report the role, name, four dimensions, potential attributes, identity, and specialties.
I'm here as a sidekick, I'll accept it if the writing is reasonable 😚
This kind of book feels badly written. And the most unreasonable thing in it is why all the people summoned are the protagonist himself. It is recommended that only people from later dynasties can be summoned. And they have their own thinking. If you want to get them, you must rely on your own strength and personality charm. In this case, it will feel more grand. All the benefits are on the protagonist. This is boring. The enemy is strong. Big, then the protagonist will make little progress after a certain amount of training. Otherwise, it will be too empty. Such a theme. I have seen some Call of the Three Kingdoms a long time ago. It is also the same routine. Really, the protagonist put it bluntly. Basically, he does not rely on himself for anything. If it is a real person, the protagonist will have been eliminated or even replaced. Let's do this for now! My humble opinion, I hope you don't get angry.
I took a look at Qidian's article about the Sui and Tang Dynasties.
Isn't this book about eunuchs? Why has it been updated?
Isn't this book about eunuchs? Why has it been updated?
After reading a few chapters, I want to take it off the shelf.
Pig's Foot is only 10 years old now. Although he has status, he is still under the age of adulthood. How can people in the world have any respect for this kid who doesn't have all his hair? Not to mention recruiting heroes from all over the world to fight against the Sui Dynasty. Moreover, the period from the Sui Dynasty's destruction of Chen to the early period of Yang Guang's rule was the peak period of the Sui Dynasty. There were countless civil servants and military generals. If you rebel against the Sui Dynasty at this time, is it because the longevity star hangs himself because he is too long-lived? There are also dialogues between characters that need to be considered, and there are problems with the logic of the plot.