In the Great Tang: I Tear Into Li Er from the Start

After transmigrating to the Zhenguan era, Ye Hen became a young Taoist priest.

A very arrogant guest came to the temple. His name was Li Er, which sounded pretty rustic, but he actually dared to make wild claims about the emperor.

"I think the current emperor is a coward with a bad temper. What do you think?"

"I think the emperor spoils his eldest legitimate son too much. Don't you agree?"

"Don't you also think the Tang army has grown weak?"

Ye Hen was furious. He couldn't let this go. The man hadn't even paid for incense, yet he was asking him a whole string of questions. On top of that, he'd eaten a free vegetarian meal. He had to put the man in his place. Who acted so shamelessly?

"Do you know how hard the emperor works? ... No, that's not the point. Do you know how great his achievements are..."

Taoism teaches governing through non-action. As a professional Taoist priest with integrity, I will never ask for incense money unless you offer it first.

"Ding! The Incense System is dormant and awaiting awakening. Host, collect enough incense money..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.