Double-crossing the Tang Dynasty: Meeting the Cute Little Sizi

When it comes to history, it drags on for dozens of chapters. The male protagonist only talks about good things and keeps silent about everything. He pretends to be righteous and kind for money. He went to the Tang Dynasty just to do better business. He recognizes Li Shimin as his second uncle. The author writes Li Shimin as a fool. The character of Li Shimin after the time travel is written. It's very, very bad, as if Li Shimin would be useless without a male protagonist. The male protagonist's character is getting more and more disgusting. At the beginning, he was okay, kind and filial, but his personality changed after traveling to the Tang Dynasty. When Li Shimin asked the male protagonist about history, the male protagonist tried his best to shirk it, and the male protagonist only went to the Tang Dynasty to make more money.

I listen to books, and I feel that the style is relatively relaxed, and it feels okay.

The author will update it well and I will help you promote it on Douyin😘

I don't know if it's because of preconceptions. Anyway, I've seen other Xiaosizi and I like the rhythm and writing style of this one better. Xiaosizi's baby writing is also more comfortable to read.

I originally liked the subject of double penetration, but I also hated Si Zi's inarticulate speech, which was embarrassing. But now people always mention him when writing about the Tang Dynasty, which is very annoying.

Princess Jinyang, who died young in history, gained a new life in the story. The reason why her cuteness is touching lies in the perfect fusion of history and imagination: it not only retains the intelligence and precocity of "Taizong Yalei of Jinyang" in the history books, but also gives her the innocent appeal of traveling through time and space. ·Become an emotional bond: Her smile is the light that shines into the confusion of the traveler in another world, and is also the softest touch point in the reader's heart.

Before Chapter 74, it looked interesting, but I don't think you, the author, realize what makes readers happy.

Using the title of a Manchu and Qing drama, the ancients and readers were treated as fools. They knew that Sizi disappeared on his own initiative to find someone, but he didn't expect to write a letter to Sizi for communication. He still wrote about how the queen was worried, and it took dozens of posts to communicate. The ancients were just ancients, not stupid.

Why don't you call Gao Yang?

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