Mu Tang

Dear book friends, have you ever read a book? I forgot the title. The content is about a protagonist who travels through the soul, and a little princess who also travels through the soul. The protagonist also uses the phrase "pleasant goat" to understand the modern fellow. / Please tell me the title of the book

Don't tell me anything about equality between men and women. After reading so much, it's not just that the male protagonist kneels down and licks the female protagonist. The two most ridiculous sentences in the world are: world peace and equality for all. In ancient times, you had to have ancient rules. It is normal for modern women to control men. I won't go into that. But in ancient times, you had to have the idea that men are superior to women and try to break the idea that everyone is equal. This is impossible.

I couldn't stand the couplets anymore. I don't know which dynasty it is from, but it's definitely not the Tang Dynasty. Also, the couplets are a very advanced form of language. How could the author write something simpler than a limerick? You know, the difficulty of pairs is higher than that of ancient poems! Su Shi's water tune song Tou has poetry that can rival it! However, many pairs do not have second lines at all (so far). I think there are no problems with other minor problems. However, as a Chinese author who does not even know the basic knowledge of Chinese studies, is there any point in writing it? Finally, I wish the author a bright future and become a platinum writer as soon as possible! !

Can you please delete what Hui Ye said, otherwise I will think you wrote it from the Qing Dynasty.

After seeing 70% of them, I don't even know who will become the emperor. . .

It's quite an idea, but I think the author should study history! There are many problems, such as how tea was drunk in the Tang Dynasty. For example, wasn't eating carp in the Tang Dynasty a trick to commit suicide?

Although he missed the reward this time, Yanagi Ichijo knew that the good execution he would get this time would not be less than the reward. There were people with money and land, and he got a huge favor for Liu Ertiao, and Liu Tiaotiao's heart settled down. Early in the morning, I went to town with Lao Liu to catch an early market and bought a lot of New Year supplies. Like bright red paper, the portrait of the door god "Zhong Kui", red candles that can be lit for a whole night, bright red lanterns, lengths of bamboo, and some sacrifices for worshiping ancestors and welcoming the Kitchen God. Does the author know who Zhong Kui was during the Xuanzong period?

After giving people stitches, they don't tell them how and when to remove them. Is this because the author is inexperienced?

Tang Bohu is from the Ming Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, he was not even a fertilized egg.

In the Tang Dynasty, there were no Spring Festival couplets and pairs, there was no tea, and chairs were not popular.