
Tang Seeks the World
唐谋天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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1kChapters
18.3MClicks
52.2kFavorites
6kFans
0Monthly tickets
1.2MRecommendations
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Dear author, what nonsense did you write? Is the male protagonist a bastard? I saw a woman sleeping again. Count how many women the hero of this book has slept with. There are more than a dozen women. This book is full of conspiracies and sleeping women [Tilting head, laughing and crying]
Can you change Wu Mei in front of me? . . Remember, it wasn't called this name in history, right?
Are ancient emperors just decorations? There is nothing majestic about being an emperor. It's like doing business, it's all about negotiating terms?
It's been dozens of chapters, and I'm still a kid. No matter how smart I am, I have no sense of involvement, only a sense of violation.
I had to give up after reading these few chapters.
She was not a P in the Tang Dynasty, but she was a Buddha mother in Tibet, and she was higher than Zanpu.
With this kind of background, it is too easy to struggle, and there is no desire to watch. In addition, they have always boasted about movable type printing, which is to supplement the engraving. Not to mention that the wood blocks are easy to damage and typesetting is difficult. At the very least, the people responsible for printing need to be literate. How can there be so many literate people who want to be craftsmen?
To be honest, the writing is pretty good. Just not enough knowledge. When I saw Chapter 9, I didn't want to read anymore. Because the protagonist uses saltpeter to make ice and eats it directly. Saltpeter is still unrefined. The ice made from this kind of saltpeter is poisonous. The protagonist uses the saltpeter to make popsicles and lets the entire palace eat them. Surprisingly, no one was poisoned. Hehe! It seems to me that the author has no idea how saltpeter was obtained. It's not even written in the book, and the protagonist just transforms into saltpeter. I don't know this kind of common sense, so it's hard for me to continue reading.
It looked okay in the early stage, but I was very disappointed after watching it. It's purely the type where a woman can't walk. But in the first few hundred pictures, you can't tell that the protagonist is this type. Later, it may be written by AI. All I can say is that I gave it a good review early on, and I won't give it again when reading novels in the future.
The writing style is okay, but the concept is average, too bland, and there are no highlights. They are all common fantasy routines. Mythology and history are the least popular, because history has long been rooted in people's hearts. Without highlights, it is almost useless.