The Great Tang's Greatest Man

After reading Chapter 27, I didn't want to continue reading anymore. There are certain reasons for giving this score: 1. The characters can't control themselves, and they feel that their hearts are as tall as the sky and their destiny is as thin as paper. 2. Some of the villains' IQs are not online. For example, the two killers, Fang and Changsun, the two high-ranking officials, do not have outstanding character and ability, and can only talk a few words. 3. Although it is another Tang Dynasty, the plot is not that of a mother and I want to have sex after reading it. There are only a few princesses who fell in love with the maid once they met. Personally I think it's too negative. 4 For the protagonist's encounter with Cheng xx and the prince, this kind of support for the protagonist is too superficial. Things like wine and salt, which are low-cost, high-profit, and benefit the country and the people, are not as helpful as I thought. High-concentration wine can help soldiers survive the cold, and sell it to foreign countries at high prices for profit. Refined salt is good for soldier training. A lack of salt can make muscles weak. The same goes for the common people. They will not be stuck with vinegar cloth or something, and can also add some income to the treasury.

Too rubbish

Wrote too fast

You can read it during the book shortage period.