Dandy in the Prosperous Tang Dynasty

That's enough! The protagonist's mother is in her forties, but she still looks like a girl in her twenties. Not disgusting

I was thinking, didn't the Tang Dynasty regard fatness as beauty? And pig's feet are the rich and famous people in the Tang Dynasty. The maid turned out to be pretty? Could it be that his family couldn't afford a beautiful (that is, fat) pig's trotter, so they found a thin one (that is, an ugly one)? Or maybe pig's feet just like fat ones?

The beginning of your new book is a bit difficult to understand, especially the book "Monster Study God". I can't understand anything.

Shouldn't the Tang Dynasty be dominated by copper coins and supplemented by gold? Did the Tang Dynasty use silver as currency? The author's history is not in place!

After reading through the comments, apart from a few mistakes and arguments from readers, I think there is another small problem, the problem of silver being used as currency. Of course, friends who don't know have no problem reading it, but I still feel uncomfortable watching it😖. I remember that the silver standard came about after China's business boomed. The Silk Road caused a large inflow of silver, which resulted in us having enough silver reserves to implement the silver standard. Because our domestic silver mines are not enough, they can be used as precious metals, but the quantity is not enough for currency. If the author wants to write, we can actually develop navigation. To rob Japan, we can rob Spanish silver. Hahahaha, it will be better if it is written like this.

I am an old bookworm, and this book is suitable for beginners to read, because your opening routine is too old, and the subject matter is okay, but I just don't want to read it after seeing the opening routine.

1. After all, we have been together for two lifetimes, and we are still such a novice. 2. After all, he is still a man. He is treated like a monkey and yet he happily goes to be treated like a monkey. 3. Others are doing it to live a good life, and to live a long life is to stay away from the royal children.

Cheng Chumo's father's name is Cheng Zhijie? I seem to have learned history in vain

Others modify the plot for the sake of history. This book modifies history for the sake of the plot, and it is written blindly in the name of history.

After reading the first hundred chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. I asked the Taoist priest to give me a hundred taels of silver to confuse passers-by. The township chief gave me another hundred taels of silver. In the early days of Zhenguan, was a hundred taels of silver so worthless? Could it be that the author has watched too much Water Margin? The head of a village is called the township head, and the head of a county is called the county head. The writing is really rough. But after reading a hundred chapters, the recommendation vote has been cast. Farewell!