Chang'an in Its Glory

How can Luo Shixin in the official history and Luo Chengqing in the novel be embarrassed?

The nonsense begins when the plot enters the northwest section! Popularize the history of Northwest China: 1 During the Sui Dynasty, the imperial power extended to Qiemo and a capital was established. When the Tang Dynasty was founded, its power shrank, and that was also at Yumen Pass! In ancient times, there were two Silk Roads that entered the northwest. No matter which route, they all started from Lanzhou (called Jincheng in the Wei Dynasty, Sui and Tang Dynasties, and Lanzhou in the Northern Song Dynasty). {1}Southern route: From Lanzhou (called Jincheng in ancient times) to Shanzhou (now Xunhua, Qinghai), passing through Fuxi (now Xining, Qinghai, renamed Xining in the Northern Song Dynasty,) and westward to Mangya, Qinghai, entering Xinjiang Qiemo (also called Qiemo in ancient times) for supplies. (A secondary route also taken during the Han Dynasty) Then continue westward. {2}North line: Depart from Jincheng to Guzang (200 kilometers west of Yongdeng today) for rest. Then continue westward via Liangzhou (now Wuwei, Gansu), Xiliangzhou (now Zhangye, Gansu), Jiuquan, Yumen, Guazhou (now Dunhuang, Gansu) and pass through Xingxing Canyon (this is the modern Xinjiang region at this time). The two lines are sandwiched between the east-west length and the north-south width (400-200 kilometers of the Qilian Mountains). Let's talk about the terrain of the northwest region, starting from Chang'an in the west! Entering Liupan Mountain (remnants of the Qilian Mountains), Qinzhou (today's Tianshui, Gansu), Weizhou (today's Longzhong City), and passing westward through Huajialing (Fengxuling, named after the fragment of Ma Chao's defeat of Cao Cao) and Qinglong Mountain, you can reach Lanzhou. The forest is dense and the clear water is gurgling. How can there be no grass growing? Lanzhou, both ancient and modern, was built at the intersection of the Yellow River and the Yellow River. There is Wuquan Mountain in the south and Baita Mountain in the north, with a river sandwiched between the two mountains! In ancient times, cities were built close to mountains and rivers. Where did the desert come from? Let's talk about the products: Lanzhou to the west of Wuwei (ancient Liangzhou), Yongchang (ancient Liqian County in the Han Dynasty), and Zhangye (ancient Xiliangzhou) are all areas with developed farming (rich in spring wheat), especially Zhangye rice was tribute rice in ancient times! There is Rouge Mountain between Zhangye and Wuwei, which is a place dedicated to herding horses. These ancient cities and pools all rely on the Qilian Mountains, and the peaks of some mountains remain covered with snow all year round! We can experience the climate all year round by climbing the mountain once! Very magical. Please! Let's travel and investigate first before writing! Otherwise it will be too harsh on the eyes.

I wrote 2 chapters about falling in love. I can still read it.

For such a romantic figure, Wu Meiniang's little temper is acceptable, but when she got to Gaoyang, she was completely kneeling and licking her. I couldn't stand it when I saw Gaoyang. Doesn't it match the title of the book? Haha

The writing is good, but you need to read it patiently. Some plots seem to be explained, but in fact they are just long-winded.

Narration accounts for 70% of the whole text. It is difficult to read this kind of book. Goodbye

It's okay. Although it's not amazing, it's not bad. There are a lot of flaws in the middle, but it allowed me to finish it, which means there is still something outstanding. Although I skipped many chapters.

Such exquisite content is the essence of my more than 30 years of online writing.

Chapter 150: The nausea subsided

Princess Gaoyang is really a failure, just like her husband