A Chaotic Sui-Tang Era
乱隋唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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759Chapters
676kPopularity
986Readers
5.6kMust-read votes
9.3Score
7.6kRatings
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I thought it was very good at first, but the more I watched it, the weirder it became. It was acting aloof, acting like a dog, and had no bottom line. I couldn't understand it.
The early writing is very neat, without the complexity and bloat of other novels. After about 600 chapters, it is rambled on and on, and it doesn't do anything for the people. It thinks about self-protection every day, kneeling here and there, and suddenly the last chapter becomes the emperor... 100 Points, I can only give it a 75
How should I put it? The protagonist is afraid of wolves in front and tigers in the back. He is very good at playing cards. He is familiar with unofficial history and travels back. Every time he encounters a problem, he suddenly thinks of it. He is caught off guard. He wants to tamper with history even though he knows it. It is also contradictory.
This book is beautiful
Very nice
The protagonist believes that gangster ideas can be rampant in ancient times and treat readers as fools.
I was dragging my feet and chewing on words, and dropped my book bag. I was unhappy with the writing.
The article is so wordy that it makes me have to think about what it means after reading a paragraph. The main character also feels unhappy when doing things, which makes me frustrated to death. This is generally what books are like😤
Did the author write a key point wrong? Fighting the Sui and Tang Dynasties should be about the history of the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties! 99% Of the book is about the Sui Dynasty, and only 1% is about the magnificent epic chaos of the Sui Dynasty. I really feel like I have been deceived. If I had known that the final ending would be like this, I really shouldn't have given a good review😡😡😡😡😡! This book should be retitled "The Story of Preserving the Sui Dynasty"! However, although the book is seriously unfinished, you can still read part of the story of the Sui Dynasty. The ending can be changed to retreat to the mountains and forests, and it would be better to have a relationship with Li Tang at the end. What a pity! It had the potential to be a good book, but it was brought down by the author!!!!
The ending is too short