Good Man of Tang Dynasty

A small bank clerk traveled through time to the run-down prince of the Tang Dynasty. Live an ordinary life cautiously. This book is both plain and fascinating.

More than half of the works, there are already two TV series. Although they are low-budget, they are very good to watch. This book is about a man who is vulgar to the core, but you will not dislike him because of this, because he is real. This book is mainly funny.

Tags: city life, life, nobility, sister K ❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀❀ shrimp said: The protagonist Wang Xiu, as a bank clerk in his previous life, traveled through time and became a young master in Xijing in the early Tang Dynasty. Unexpectedly, he was bound to a beautiful daughter-in-law who had not yet consummated their marriage. Take a closer look, huh? Why is this daughter-in-law exactly like my biological sister in modern times? Ahem, what follows is the unfolding story that the K-party would love to hear. As a run-down prince in the Tang Dynasty, he did not have the same ambitious dream of conquering the world as other time-travelling acquaintances. The male protagonist playfully picked up the imperial city and looked inside. The man in the imperial city waved to him again and again. He ran away disdainfully, hiding himself from the emperor and quietly pushing the Tang Dynasty forward. The dilapidated aristocrat who is about to be expelled gradually shows his aristocratic appearance. His witty words and humorous plots can't help but make people smile: The eldest wife of the Wang family is good at calculations, and the second wife uses sinister methods to get her sister-in-law to marry into the Wang family for the sake of the family, and she does not hesitate to attack her own sister for the sake of the family. I couldn't help but sigh. Only when I saw this did I understand that the Wang family has really become a powerful family. Princess Lanling is the highlight. There is only loyalty and disloyalty, no good or bad. She drives the business monster of the inner palace to rampage, and the hunting between the Wang family and the Longyou clan becomes the final climax, which may be a metaphor. In addition, this book is the only one that describes the ancient aristocratic playboys positively. Basically, they are not bad people. This is true. After all, there are only a few NC dignitaries who rob civilian women. The nobles generally abide by the law and etiquette, at least on the surface... In short, it is a book filled with the romance of the Tang Dynasty.

Compared with those time-travel stories that traverse thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, kill countless new ghosts under the sword, and establish an immortal foundation for eternity, "The Good Man of the Tang Dynasty" is really too plain. The protagonist Wang Xiu, as a bank clerk in his previous life, traveled through time to become a run-down prince in the Tang Dynasty, but he did not have the ambitious dream of conquering the world like other time travel acquaintances. In the most powerful empire in history, he seemed too insignificant in the face of countless capable ministers and generals, so he still maintained his true nature as a commoner. He just wanted to integrate into this strange world and live a prosperous and safe life.