The Cautious Inventor of the Tang Dynasty

I feel like this is not called caution, this is called

It's really sand dollars. Is this called caution? This is called cerebral palsy.

. . . Be careful, you are wasting resources like this. You will kill yourself before you can grow stronger.

Also, if you don't believe in Goldfinger, you're so shameless. In which novel's protagonist would doubt Goldfinger at the beginning? You, an ordinary person, can't practice anything and no one will let you be reborn. What do you doubt? What do people want to do with you? What is there about you that makes people fancy you? Or what is good about the Tang Dynasty that is lacking in a civilization that is more advanced than modern times? Can you be reborn? Do you think you can be weaker than modern technology?

I just want to ask: Why is the male protagonist so cautious? He is so arrogant that he dares to invent things that are 50-50 equal to the emperor, and he constantly criticizes others when he has a backstage. Being so "cautious" is a failure.

Chapter 1: If you have some brains, try saving potatoes for 3 years.

If you don't write the cautious type well, you will be written as a coward.

This is not prudent, it is an exacerbation of persecutory paranoia.

There are a bunch of cautious books in Feilu. When I see these two words, I will panic. No matter how good the book is, my mood will be reduced by half.

You are like a fool, you have to spend all your skills, even if you want to make salt and wine, you can make a lot of money, this pig's feet is like a fool