Great Tang: Empress Li Er Keeps Chasing Me to Make Me Her Godson
大唐：李二皇后追着认我做干儿子
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I like this book
I have read it and I am very satisfied. My dear minister, keep up the good work. Is it too much to ask for 100 chapters a day?
The writing is alright, but there are too many sentences in one paragraph. Could you please shorten them and use different words? 🤦🤦🤦
I'm giving it five stars. I hope the author keeps it up. However, when formatting, it would be better to space out the words a bit more; it makes the text flow more smoothly.
Isn't Changsun the protagonist's uncle? Even after knowing his identity, he still calls him Young Master Li.
Good, good, promising
Well written, keep it up! Honestly, we readers shouldn't make unfounded comments. Reading novels is just for fun, why take it so seriously?
Why are all the people who travel to the Tang Dynasty grain merchants? Then they meet Li Daozong, who is already exhausted. Furthermore, a jar in the Tang Dynasty wasn't worth 100 coins, but 1000 coins, yet people generally referred to a jar as worth 700 coins. Silver wasn't circulated in the early Tang Dynasty; it only began to appear in the Song Dynasty. Even then, it wasn't widely circulated in the Ming Dynasty, only becoming widely circulated in the Qing Dynasty.
Oh, keep up the good work!
This is exceptionally well-written; it's been a long time since I've encountered such a refreshing work. I hope the author will continue to write more works like this.