Great Tang: The Laid-Back Prince Who Became the Strongest

Did you write Wei Zheng as too villainous? I'm afraid it's Shi Lezhi

What misunderstandings may you have about salted fish?

Is this called salted fish? Did it stop one day? Either fighting or on the way to fight

It was so uncomfortable to watch. The protagonist, as a prince, insisted on destroying the Wang family for the sake of the government. You think Qi Wang, the fifth surname, is the breadwinner. If you can destroy the Wang family today, you can destroy other big families tomorrow. How can they tolerate you? Why don't we rebel together?

King Wu of Qin lifted one of the nine cauldrons more powerfully than Xiang Yu, but he lifted an extraordinary cauldron.

I hope you won't talk to the Tang Dynasty Martial God next door like you're licking*

The author has watched too many pig braid dramas. You are writing about the Tang Dynasty. It's embarrassing**

Why do all these historical figures given by this type of system have to start with Xiang Yu's strength, martial arts, and weapons? Before the Chu-Han conflict, there were the Qin Dynasty, the Warring States Period, the Spring and Autumn Period, the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, the Western Zhou Dynasty, the Shang Dynasty, the Xia Dynasty, and the Three Emperors and Five Emperors. How could there be no talented people for so long? There are probably many who can kill Xiang Yu instantly. After all, the physical fitness of the human race increases as time goes by.

The main character is a sand dollar! This is not salted fish!

Isn't Li Tai a fat man?