Great Tang: Old Man, If You’ve Got the Guts, Don’t Beg Me

This book is quite funny, and I just wanted to ask the author what his home address is (I just wanted to send the author some gifts)

Use this book as a springboard. This book puts aside history, and if the writing is more polished, it can be a god, and I will take good care of you.

This is the novel I have read so far that would make me laugh till midnight

When I first read this book, the protagonist was either bullied or had his property stolen by others. It was a real injustice. When I read the back, I realized that not all the protagonists had smooth sailing and everything was in their hands. The protagonists of this book seemed to reflect the reality of people. At the beginning, they were just a lamb in the sheepfold and were carefully cared for. Later, they realized the dangers of the world and gradually forged "swords" to protect themselves. If you are bullied, you will be bullied back. As a human being, I am innocent and there is no need to apologize.

It's very interesting, my roommates always ask me if I'm not crazy, because I keep laughing, haha. It's just that there are too few chapters and it's not enough to read.

First of all, let's make it clear that this novel is not a historical fiction in the traditional sense. This is just a funny novel, don't read it with any brain, so those serious "historians" should not click on this novel. It was lighthearted and funny throughout, focusing on family conflicts. It made me laugh so hard that my stomach hurt. . Secondly, there is the problem that many people say that the protagonist is beaten all day long and his property is always robbed. I just want to say this: watch it if you like it. If you don't like it, just leave it in a decent and smooth way. There are family conflicts in the family, and the protagonist is only a few years old. The protagonist's industry now consists of several large companies. Should a 10-year-old child be allowed to run it? (Don't tell me about how early men got married in ancient times. The protagonist is now the age of an elementary school student. Even if he is extremely talented, would you let an elementary school student take charge of a large company?) Another thing is to explain the problem of beating people. For those "critics" who say that they are trying to persuade children to quit because they beat their children at every turn, I suspect that you are paid, and you have good things to share. You speak with your conscience, if the protagonist does something too excessive, should he be beaten? As for why he always beats the prince, I don't know. I have to ask the author about this. . . The protagonist is a cute little fat guy, which is undoubtedly much more real than the flawless and handsome protagonist in other novels. And the emotional lines are very rich. There is a young lady in the palace and a big sister outside (it was possible to have a harem in ancient times)

The protagonist is naughty, but a little too aggrieved. The protagonist doesn't contribute much to the development of society, but he's just a ten-year-old kid, so that's understandable. When the protagonist discovers that all his friends are gone, I actually feel the overwhelming feeling of loneliness. I thought this was a turning point for the protagonist's growth, but I found that the protagonist had grown up, but not completely. I don't want to see Li Tai playing tricks at all, I just want to see him contribute to the Tang Dynasty heartlessly, and then Li Shimin wipes his butt while surprisingly discovering the benefits brought by the protagonist. Li Tai: Miss, it's too hard to wash clothes. I need to make soap! Li Tai: The little sparrow is ready to ride. I want to put shoes on it. Li Tai: My eldest brother wants to race a horse with me and watch me use stirrups to reduce dimensionality. Li Tai: Brushing my teeth with willow branches is too uncomfortable, I want to make a toothbrush! Li Tai: It's too hot in summer. Give me saltpeter to make ice cubes. Li Tai: I'm short of a small amount of money. Old man, give me an inscription quickly, just write "Exclusively for the Royal Family". I'm going to auction it off! I feel like there is a lot that could be written, but it has all become a routine.

After reading a book, I always have a feeling. People are always growing, experiencing many things and feeling many people. Growth is inevitable. You may say Li Tai's sudden change, but it can be explained at the beginning of the article that the result is this. You may say, this is not bragging, but let me tell you, if you read too many books, you will really have some predictability. Sometimes you have to face growing up, just like Li Tai. This book was hilarious, but also made me think. How to put it, it's true that it's a eunuch, but it's well-written (I think, because it's really funny) and I agree. Because those plots gave me a sense of surprise, rather than mindless novels, I could always guess what I was going to do next. Having said that, thank you for reading. This is indeed a good book and I would recommend it to you.

Very funny. Very beautiful. Support the author greatly

You're really good-looking and you're the funniest number. It's so beautiful, but it's too close. I'm really, I'm speechless. One book a month is fine, leave me a thought. I can afford to wait. I still have a book in my bookshelf, which is updated every ten years. But you tell us directly that it won't be updated. So what should we do? Just now, please, one book a month is fine. One book a year is fine. I beg you. Thank you. Continue. Please continue to update, I have already given it five stars. Please update it and leave a thought for your children. Don't finish it, and don't miss it too much. Thank you. Just give me a thought. I beg you, the author, or create a group of authors. I beg you. I am so speechless today. I loved reading five novels in total. Now they are all gone. You are the only one left. You won't update it until it is finished. Author, please continue to update it. I beg you. I will give you a reward.