Lu Tian transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty and awakened the All-Purpose Craftsman System.
From then on, he excelled at everything: carving, clay modeling, forging, construction, sculpting, and painting!
What's more, everything he made came with its own attributes.
Li Er: Shandong is suffering a severe drought. What should we do?
Lu Tian: Your Majesty, don't worry. I have just the thing!
Lu Tian sculpted a statue of the Dragon King. Attributes: Rain from the Heavens +24, Locust Damage -15, Public Morale +29
Chancellor Fang: Craftsman, my son is celebrating his birthday. Please carve him a thumb ring.
The next day, Lu Tian carved a jade thumb ring so vivid and green it seemed to drip. Attributes: Spoiled Young Man +29, Brute Strength +12, Womanizing +27
One day, Lu Tian carved himself a jade pendant with +999 Charisma.
From then on, whenever he went out, the whole city of Chang'an ground to a halt...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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In ancient times, such craftsmen would build mausoleums and be buried with them.
The most annoying thing is that with such an awesome system, if I go back in time and have to work for Li Er, fuck me. If you don't know how to be the emperor yourself, damn it.
When I see you building Buddha statues, I don't know that in ancient times, apart from aristocratic families, Buddhism was the most serious annexation of land, and it also protected those who committed crimes!!!
After reading dozens of chapters, I found that the author gradually deviated from the theme. Even if a craftsman has some ability, he can do everything for himself. How selfless and forced is it?
Look at the introduction. Li Shimin is the protagonist. If something happens to the protagonist, Li Shimin will take advantage of it. The protagonist is Li Shimin's cheating grandfather.
No matter how awesome the system is, no matter how awesome the time-travelers come to the Tang Dynasty, they will all serve as dogs for Li Shimin. Is it interesting that modern people have no ideas after free time travel? Even if you don't want to be the emperor, at least you have to work hard to maintain an equal dialogue with the emperor. Goddamn novels about time travel to the Tang Dynasty always find the protagonist when something goes wrong. You don't have the right to refuse. Even if you don't want to do it, the system will immediately give you a task. It's really funny.
Can ordinary people use dragon sculptures in ancient times? The protagonist can just change someone else's name when they first meet him?
You talk about the interests of aristocratic families, but for the sake of just Li Tai, the head of the Taiyuan Wang family, one of the five surnames and seven hopes, committed suicide, isn't it just to frame a person? Is it because he is the protagonist? He is out of his wits. He is just a witness. Can't he kill him before he meets the emperor? Does Li Shimin dare to kill him just because he has confessed his crime? Be reckless and deny it directly. Do you have other evidence? Or if you retract your confession in front of the emperor, Li Shimin dares to kill him? At the worst, he will only lose a little profit. There is definitely no need to kill the clan leader. The family will be over long ago so easily. Li Shimin would not dare to kill him unless he could be uprooted without causing direct resistance from other aristocratic families.
The material in your book makes me feel like a scavenger and a beggar went to the *** and told the National People's Congress that your national policy is not good, so you should listen to me. Well, that's the feeling, it's not good. Give me an opinion. If you don't like it, don't scold me.