In Tang Dynasty Tales, I Snatch Pei Xijun from the Start!
人在唐诡，开局截胡裴喜君！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
370Chapters
4.3MReads
44.8kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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The protagonist you write seems to know the plot sometimes and then not. Aren't you confused?
I feel that the author's understanding of the Chang'an Black Tea case is too superficial. The emperor's desire to make money from Chang'an Black Tea was only the lowest level benefit. His purpose was to control most of the courtiers through this tea, thereby evading the prince and princess, and regaining the power that belonged to his emperor. As soon as the protagonist met the emperor, he hinted that he knew that he was the mastermind behind Chang'an Black Tea. If I were the emperor, I would only have one approach, which is to kill the protagonist directly. A stranger who is not under control knows his own stains and cannot leave any hidden dangers. The thinking is as childish as the Nirvana in Fire drama.
The details are a bit too careless. How can the protagonist call himself a minister when he doesn't have an official body at the beginning? After meeting the emperor, one can only call himself a citizen. He should not be called emperor, but should be called a saint. The units in the Tang Dynasty were silver collars and gold cakes, not an ingot of silver or an ingot of gold.
I read more than 80 chapters in a row, and the writing was quite smooth, but the plot purely followed the original work, with almost no changes at all. It was just that the protagonist stole some scenes from the original protagonist group, and there was not much of his own.
Isn't the author afraid of this explosion of power and restrictions?
I don't see the use of the protagonist. The plot really has no fluctuations or changes. It's hard to calm down. Tragedy is still a tragedy, the protagonist has no use except to destroy CP.
Can we not accept so many women?
Either Eleven Niang or Yinjuro.
Okay, okay, the burst of energy is limited to saving people with five surnames and seven hopes. Genius, so genius.
The first few cards are not attractive, and people have no desire to pursue them anymore! [Pout]