Traveling Across the Heavens Starting from the Tang Dynasty

Do you dare not write or just don't care? If not, go to Bilibili and see if there are handmade workshops in Pakistan selling weapons abroad. You have your own personal space. Guess what~(￣▽￣~)~ you can bring with you. No, maybe an excavator, maybe an off-road vehicle, or not. You are like this in the outside world. You are still afraid of nothing, think big, Katyusha, individual howitzer, armed escort vehicle with welded gun mount, Gatling, excavator, bulldozer and cannon, Fenglangjuxu is coming soon, the situation is about to open up, you run out and don't become promiscuous, it's embarrassing, you are too embarrassed to say hello to your peers

There is an old man who is too old to sell things. The old man called a girl. He has a sister. He went to a brothel to prostitute a girl. When he opened a shop in the Tang Dynasty, he was targeted by a noble family. He also wanted to lure a prince to help you smooth things over. He was discovered by the emperor. The emperor began to value you. I can memorize this routine after so many years. You can write a book and brainstorm and read more other books to understand.

Isn't it just asking for death to practice printing and prepare to dig up the foundation of a noble family without even using a gun or a crossbow? Watching too much can lower your IQ! I already have more than 70 million, but I haven't spent all of it yet! You must exchange hard currency like gold into banknotes! What's the point? Seeing the protagonist living in a rented house, eating a bento and buying some mirrors, he probably won't be able to spend all the bank interest, and he has to buy gold in exchange for banknotes! IQ tax, you still want to collect money for this? Can't stand it anymore

This protagonist is hard to evaluate, and the writing is average

Are modern alloy swords sharper, or ancient famous swords? ? ?

At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, I bought antiques and sold them in modern times, thinking I could make a lot of money. This tells me that the author is very smart.

The author is not without reasons. Pig's feet have inconsistent personalities, IQs go up and down, and common sense mistakes also go up and down. Businessmen make money through price differences, scarcity, channels, and deterrence (background or force). The protagonist offends the protagonist, and the protagonist is ready to do something with them. In the end, he directly runs into the enemy. He reveals all his trump cards, has the ability to obtain firearms to protect himself, and makes various excuses. The protagonist is still not accustomed to the origin and concealment of things, and has a language barrier.

It's really a brainless thing to write, but it's good to dare to write.

The protagonist's character is inconsistent, and antique gold is really poisonous. I don't know why the author insists on making money in reality. He already has tens of millions, and he keeps thinking about getting gold to sell, and pay dozens of meals at a time. It's poisonous, so poisonous. This is the most rubbish novel I have ever read about traveling through the old Tang Dynasty. The author's writing is also terrible. No wonder Piao Gai

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