Great Tang: I Became Li Yuanba's Posthumous Son

Many generals can wield weapons weighing more than 400 kilograms. If they just lift it, it will be easy to weigh more than 1,000 kilograms. How can they be surprised by the strength of a mere 600 kilograms? What a great book!

He has been locked up in a cage since he was a child and died without being touched by a woman. Where did the cub come from?

There should be no such thing as kneeling down in the Tang Dynasty. This scene is a bit embarrassing.

Isn't Li Yuanba King Zhao of Xifu? How did you become the King of Wings?

Li Yuanba is the fourth brother, why is he the third brother?

Li Yuanba should be King Zhao, right?

I suspect that the protagonist is Li Er's son, and I already have evidence!

First, Yuwen Chengdu was killed after fighting for hundreds of rounds. Later, it was said that even Li Yuanba could not lift a stone lion weighing a thousand kilograms. However, Li Yuanba, who had only the strength of less than a thousand kilograms, could use a hammer weighing four hundred kilograms as a weapon. The author didn't think that lifting weights and wielding weapons were the same thing, right? Moreover, Li Yuanba, who was less than a kilogram of strength, actually killed an army of more than one million people. It is really inexplicable.

Ahem, I actually thought I had eaten Li Yuanba's posthumous body.

Does the author have any misunderstanding about the unit "stone"? Or do you have a misunderstanding about the carriage's load? A carriage can pull up to 1 ton. In the Tang Dynasty, one stone weighed about 100 kilograms, and one thousand stones weighed about 100,000 kilograms, which is more than 50 tons. Can your carriage carry eight tons? Even if it can, the horse can't pull it. Are you stupid?