Great Tang: My Bedroom Connects to Changle's Boudoir

This book is quite good; I rarely see this type of novel. As long as it continues to be updated, I'll naturally give it a five-star rating.

Pig farming can lead to wealth, and other related products include iron horses, waterwheels, curved plows, the Compendium of Materia Medica, beds, and fighting Japanese invaders.

Well, overall it's very good, much more interesting than other Tang Dynasty dramas I've read. There's a lot of interaction with Chang Le, especially since other stories are all about farming and war. I find the slice-of-life scenes more appealing; I don't really like that kind of thing. So, in conclusion, I'm very satisfied with this book.

The dual-person binding and dual-transmigration setting is very novel; at least it's the first time I've seen it. Moreover, unlike most mindless Tang Dynasty novels with their excessive talk, the writing is solid and comfortable to read. Chang Le is very endearing; the author is one of the few who can truly bring a character to life.

It's quite good. Although it's impossible for the emperor and his ministers to be of one mind in the Tang Dynasty, putting that aside, it's still acceptable to view the Tang Dynasty as a fictional dynasty in another world. Of course, that's just the background, not important. The portrayal of Li Zhi is quite good; she's like a cute girl next door.

This book is so sweet! Oh my god, even this tough guy couldn't help but laugh while reading it.

Honestly, I really love reading time-travel stories set in the Tang Dynasty, but this is the best one I've ever read. I've read many similar ones, but none are as well-written as this one. The author must be incredibly talented to write such a perfect book. I've never seen anything like it in my life. I wonder what kind of brilliant mind it takes to write such a perfect book.

So sweet, so heartwarming, so sweet! Much better than those cute pet novels, and unlike those that force-feed you cheesy pick-up lines and dog food (romantic scenes).

Well, I've only been reading it for a short time, but the author's writing is quite good, very enjoyable. Writing 400-500 chapters shouldn't be a problem. As long as it doesn't have a bad ending or become a flop, the rating should still be high.

Although this book isn't very rigorously written and the subject matter is quite novel, it's still a pretty good read. Li Lizhi is also quite charming and cute. However, there are too many anime-style terms that are a bit jarring, but it's not a big deal. Also, please update as soon as you have a backlog of chapters, or you won't be able to keep them!