Chang Ge Xing
Also known as: 長歌行, Choukakou, Chang Ge's Journey, March of the Long Song, The Chinese Princess, La Princesse Vagabonde, Trường Ca Hành, Jang Ga Haeng, Singing All Along, Путешествия Чангэ, Song of the Long March
by Da Xia
Chang An in the Tang Dynasty of China (618-907): The demon star is passing through the sky, clamity is about to befall the Tang Dynasty - because of a woman. The story is set in early Tang Dynasty, after the Xuanwu Gate Incident, in which Li Shimin the prince of Qin, killed the crown prince and usurped the throne soon after. It is under such background that our female protagonist set out to discard her former identities and seek revenge against the most powerful man in her world. Note: This story was put on hiatus on March 2016. The author's contract with SUMMERZOO ended in Sept 2017 and she has since founded her own studio. Until she is able to get the rights back to Chang Ge Xing (and Zi Bu Yu), she won't continue publishing it, but she has promised and reassured that it lives on somehow.
- Type
- Manhua
The StoryHoard editorial verdict
A sweeping Tang-dynasty revenge drama in which a woman discards her old identities and plots against the most powerful man in her world, with political depth.
Pros
- A rich historical setting
- A strong female revenge protagonist
- Political intrigue with real stakes
Cons
- The historical detail can be dense
- The pace may feel slow when the politics dominate
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Chang Ge Xing is set in the early Tang dynasty, after a bloody succession crisis. The prince of Qin has killed the crown prince and taken the throne, and the political landscape is still raw. A female protagonist sets out to discard her former identities and seek revenge against the most powerful man in her world. The premise is grand and purposeful, and the historical backdrop gives it weight.The series is strongest in its political intrigue. Her plan unfolds through alliances, deception and careful timing, and the court setting gives each move meaning. The sense of an empire on the brink adds tension.The weaknesses are dense historical detail and a pace that can feel slow when the political chess dominates. Readers who enjoy grand historical drama with a revenge engine will find plenty here. Those wanting quick action may find it measured, though the story rewards patience.
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