Let’s talk about this book.

Two updates in one day—surprised? Excited?
Why?
Because today is the third update.
The Great Tang has reached 100,000 words; it has truly been a challenging journey.
I am deeply grateful for everyone’s unwavering support, and especially to the many readers who patiently help me find typos and awkward sentences.
Thanks to all who have offered suggestions in the comments; I’ve gained much inspiration from you.
After the Xuanwu Gate incident, I worried some might lose interest, and since some readers previously mentioned certain chapters felt slow, I intentionally sped up the pace.
As a newcomer on Qidian, I surely have many shortcomings—please bear with me.
The success of a book lies not with the author, but with the readers.
I hope we can continue this journey together.
Thank you to all my supporters—you are the ones who sustain me.
Finally, I humbly ask for your monthly votes and continued readership.
P.S.: At this point in the story, Luo Yi was still called Li Yi. Earlier chapters have been revised accordingly; I hope readers will understand.

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