Late Tang: Dreaming My Way to Godhood

Maybe I'm not used to it, because a world only needs one protagonist. I always like to be involved in novels. I always feel uncomfortable if I'm not the only one who knows the history. When the protagonist works hard for a long time to achieve something, and then the author likes to highlight the sense of satisfaction, he will let another time-traveler casually obtain the achievements that the protagonist has worked hard for, and then let the protagonist defeat the time-traveler, or this is a G-spot, but the process will be really uncomfortable.

It was originally unique and was "shared".

Two time-travelers appear in one book. Nine out of ten books on this genre are unfinished.

It doesn't look good, I won't look at it

Add one or two women in, and I'll reward you with 10 yuan.

Mainly because you didn't choose your name well.

This book is not like Fei Lu's style at all. The author should not have published it with Fei Lu. The styles are different. If I publish it elsewhere, the results may be better.

Commentary on Chapter 1: Time Travel in "The End of the Tang Dynasty: Building Dreams to Become Gods" written by Meng Xinzhe.