Twenty-six Histories of Di Guangsi's Struggle for Hegemony in the Tang Dynasty

It is expected to be put on the shelves soon. I would like to ask you for some collections and recommendation tickets first, and then I will ask for some first orders on the day it is put on the shelves--

From the readers' suggestions and criticisms, the author found that you may have misunderstood the golden fingers in the book, and hereby opens a separate chapter to explain it. First of all, some readers said that the golden finger in the book is "connected to the modern world". In fact, it is not. It may be that the reader was careless and did not read carefully. The article clearly states that the three ADE districts and dozens of buildings in a modern community came to the ancient Bingzhou by chance, and they are not connected to the present world. Secondly, what came to ancient Bingzhou was just an ordinary modern residential community. It was not a military base, a library, a laboratory, or a supercomputer. At best, it was just a "warehouse" for storing miscellaneous things. The only thing that was a little special was that this community was "electrified." This also means that some modern electrical appliances can continue to shine and heat in ancient times. The specific magical operation will be introduced in detail later. You may wish to wait and see... Furthermore, an ordinary modern community will not have anything beyond the norm, such as firearms, tanks, cannons, etc. Some of them are necessities for living at home, and most of the things in the community are consumables and cannot be recycled. Some are even completely scrapped after one use! Finally, the most important consideration for this setting is that according to statistics, from the early years of Wude to the end of Kaiyuan, there were at least 23 droughts in Guannai Road and Hedong Road in a total of 139 years, with an average of one every 6 years. In addition, during this period, there were only 11 heavy rainfalls, and most of them were in the form of heavy snow, heavy rain or even heavy rain. Not only could they not alleviate the drought, but they also caused disasters due to floods. Moreover, these rainfalls were mostly localized and could not cover the vast territory of the Tang Dynasty. Since we have fictionalized time travel, at least we can't let the people of the Tang Dynasty go hungry... So, some daily ingredients can come in handy, what do you think? PS= Regarding blood transfusion, it is not surprising that a small hospital has blood transfusion equipment, and it is not surprising that it has simple wound treatment equipment, but that is all. If you ask Di Guangsi to do a major operation such as disembowelment, rupture of the abdomen, and damage to the muscles and bones, he would not dare to do it! Hereby explain. . . . . . . . . .

You write so much nonsense (눈_눈) about what can be accomplished with just a few words, and the protagonist has not achieved anything yet. The plot is the same, bad things - the protagonist comes forward - becomes good. After reading the first ten chapters, I already know what the plot is going to be.

When I saw the so-called golden finger in Chapter 59, I gave up the book. When I read the previous article, I thought there was a good book out there. You could give a pig's feet a second air system. The modern world has retreated after being connected to it. It's really poisonous.