The Late Tang Dynasty's Countercurrent

The first few dozen chapters were alright, but I don't know what you were writing after that. You've driven all the readers away. If you can't write, don't write.

How the Tang Dynasty fell is something any idiot who's read history knows. Do you really need to tell me? You're such a moron.

Has anyone finished reading it? Is it based on true history?

What happened to the author?

The first chapter is very well written; the author has put in a lot of effort. I hope the author continues to persevere.

The brotherhood scenes were definitely the best. Li Cunxiao looked quite dashing as he defeated the enemy. The word "weight" also reminded me of *The Unbearable Lightness of Being*.

Seeing this, it's clear Zhang Xun is doomed to fail. He's become completely arrogant, the loss of his brothers is inevitable, and from a purely pragmatic standpoint, it's a losing proposition. Now is not the time to discard him after he's served his purpose.

The night before last, I was scrolling through Weibo before bed when I saw a news report about a 92-year-old couple holding hands tightly in their hospital beds. Tears streamed down my face. It's so wonderful to be able to hold hands for a lifetime from the very beginning. And the one who appears at the end, the one who can stay by your side for the rest of your life, is truly blessed. To have loved is ultimately no match for loving.

I enjoyed Li Cunxiao's inner monologue at the city gate. Images from A Chinese Odyssey flashed through my mind, and some emotions always felt familiar.

Reading Chu Liang's letter moved me deeply. Throughout the long course of life, from ancient times to the present, what is it that people strive so hard for? And what is truly worth such sacrifice?