Settling Down in the Tang Dynasty

It's not outstanding, but it's still pretty good. I appreciate that it doesn't have a bunch of women like other time-travel novels, and there are no explosives, cannons, or air balloons! It basically fits the life of a loser... This is already very good! Whenever I'm in a reading slump, I flip through this book again; it seems like I've read it four times already.

Very good. The only novel where the male protagonist isn't a stud. No exaggeration, it's very immersive.

There's no system, no belittling of ancient people, no harem, and it's not a wish-fulfillment novel, but it's written with emotion and camaraderie, making it one of the most realistic and engaging stories. The plot is complete and relatively logical; you'll want to read it again after the first time. It's a love story between a genuinely honest fool who transmigrates and a legendary woman—simple yet captivating, without any dramatic twists and turns.

This is my seventh time rereading this book. The more I read, the more I enjoy it. The details are simple and sincere, handled very well, making the characters feel alive. I absolutely love Xue Lang and Princess Pingyang. It's just too short; I haven't had enough! The ending is too brief. I highly recommend this book! 👍

Having read many online novels about time travel to the Tang Dynasty, this book is one of the better ones so far. Its strengths are: 1. It is realistic, not fabricated, and the development of events has a logical relationship; 2. The plot is reasonable and worth studying. It is not a simple crushing of the enemy, because our five thousand years of Chinese civilization emphasizes the accumulation and inheritance of generations of ancestors, because without the past there is no future!

Nowadays, themes like the Tang Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms, or the Ming Dynasty are all popular, which can certainly get people excited and allow them to immerse themselves in the stories. The pandemic has brought together the whole of China, making it even more exciting than in ancient times.

This is a modern urban slice-of-life novel disguised as a historical fiction. The writing style feels more delicate, perhaps influenced by a female author. Regarding some of the historical facts, please don't take them too seriously. Some parts are well-written, while others are rather far-fetched. However, the author's attitude is excellent; you can clearly feel that they put in effort.

Second reading... Although it has its flaws, it's one of the few time-travel novels that I really like, and it's not a template-based one. Especially in terms of the emotional portrayal, I just want to say that this book is much better than those other books about time-traveling to the Tang Dynasty, opening a shop, and meeting Li Er. This book is slow-paced with lots of detailed descriptions.

This is the best book I've read in recent years. The characters and plot are all very well written. I've read too many time-travel novels where the characters become incredibly powerful after traveling to a different world, but I really enjoyed this one. Although the ending felt a bit unsatisfactory, I'm a little disappointed. I rarely write reviews, but this one is truly excellent. Thumbs up! 👍

I read it on another app and saw it was updated on August 10, 2017. Three years ago, I thought it was finished, so I clicked on it. I read a few chapters and thought it was good. Since I wanted to integrate my reading apps, I searched for it here and continued reading. Unexpectedly, I was met with a prompt for updates, which threw me into a panic.