The author of Tang Brick, Jie Yu 2, also had other historical novels, including Wisdom of the Great Song Dynasty, Silver Fox, Han Village, and Tomorrow. I recommend Wisdom of the Great Song Dynasty to you. This novel tells the politics, economy, and culture of the Northern Song Dynasty. It describes a group of intelligent and charming historical figures. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
I recommend a few novels of the Jin and Sui dynasties. " Son-in-law of Tang " was written by the faith of the common people. The main character inexplicably came to the Great Tang and offended the princess, causing the emperor to suspect him. Only by marrying the princess could the emperor be at ease. It could be read when there was a shortage of books. In the early stages, it was like Tang Brick, but the rhythm in the later stages was not bad. Tang Brick was the work of Jie and 2. The protagonist Yun Ye traveled to the Zhenguan period and faced various tests. The characters in this book were great, and the supporting characters were also wonderful. The historical characters were portrayed in a fascinating way, with warmth and war. The writing was exquisite and interesting. Although the beginning was confusing, the rest was awesome. Many people had watched it many times. It was a classic in history. The Little Landlord of the Tang Dynasty was written by Zhu. The protagonist traveled through the early Tang Dynasty and copied poems to live a small life. The early stage was dull and ups and downs, but the later stage was boring. The style of writing was relaxed, the address and dialogue were suitable for the Tang Dynasty, and the description of the environment was immersive, but the ending was not good. << The Great Tang of Chemistry >>, written by Yin Yang. Chen Wanrong, a top chemical student, traveled to a poor family in the Tang Dynasty to create a life with chemistry knowledge. Half-fantasy, the writing style is not bad, and the book is still available. "Zhenguan Strategy," written by Yuyan. Su Ning, the main character, worked hard in the Tang Empire. It was similar to Brick of Tang. The writing style was good and relatively relaxed. Although it was lacking, it was still worth reading. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Jie Yu 2 was the author of Brick of Tang Dynasty, and he was a platinum-level author.
Jie Yu 2 was the author of " Tang Brick ". He was a platinum-level author.
The author of " Tang Brick ", Jie, and the correct pronunciation of " Jie " in " Jie " 2 " was " j".
Tang Brick 2: Rising to the Cloud is a novel written by Jie and 2. It was published by Jiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art Press in August 2018. The novel told the story of the protagonist, Yun Ye, who helped the Tang army win the war in the desolate northwest battlefield. However, he was kidnapped by Ye Tuo and brought to Camel City. He experienced a series of accidents and battles, but he always escaped death. The novel had a rating of 6.9 on Douban, with a total of 353 comments.
In the original novel of Tang Brick, Xin Yue was the character of Lu Xinyue. She was the granddaughter of Lu Shou, a great scholar from Shandong Province. She was proficient in poetry, music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. She had a gentle and kind personality. In the novel, she was Li Chengqian's love interest, not Yun Ye's wife.
[The Tang Brick novel can be read online for free.]
Tang Brick Manga was based on Jie and 2's online military historical novel, Tang Brick. The work revolved around the protagonist Yun Ye returning to the Zhenguan period of the early Tang Dynasty. It told the story of his gradual rise to nobility in the Tang Dynasty after experiencing the test of life and death. It showed the golden chariots and iron horses of the Tang Dynasty, the emperors and generals, the noble scholars and virtuous empresses, and conveyed the pioneering spirit of the Tang Dynasty.
The word 'Jie' in the Chinese idiom 'Jie' should be pronounced as 'Jie' in Chinese. In the works of Jie and 2, his surname "Jie" was often read as "Jie". This pronunciation was more common in Chinese dialect, such as Cantonese.