Building Things in the Tang Dynasty

It's okay, but the biggest drawback is that after reading this book, there were a lot of female romance novels on my recommendation list that I didn't respond to.

It's very interesting. I quite like it. There are no big logical problems. Moreover, the author has done a good job in shaping the characters in the article. Each character is not one-sided and has flesh and blood. I was surprised that the author described the villagers in the stone, because many novels do not describe it like this, so when I saw it, I was surprised and angry at the same time (my hometown is a remote rural area in a poor county, and I have never wanted to go back since I left. I did not say that rural people are bad, nor did I praise the good people of the city. I just want to say that poverty can inspire the greatest evil in human nature.

It is a rare novel about a female character without any infrastructure, and it is more of a group portrait. The heroine has a system, but the system itself has a very low sense of presence. The technology it brings is highlight. The article starts from the beginning of infrastructure construction, and then slowly explains the reasons. It goes straight to the point without procrastination, and the subsequent plot develops very quickly. Technologies are thrown out one after another, and the spread of applications is not slow. The background is set in the Tang Dynasty. I don't know this dynasty very well, but the people have suffered in all dynasties. What the women village does is to reduce the suffering of the people and help women. The early application of technology has prevented many tragedies, such as people starving to death, freezing to death, and slaves being beaten to death. I feel like everyone loves to watch this kind of farming infrastructure drama. It's not only exciting to watch the protagonist be sought after and gain power, but also to see the improvement of people's quality of life and change the original tragedy of people "exchanging children for food". Of course, another point is to expand the territory! I love this article! The writing style is also top of mind for me, and the good infrastructure is the infrastructure. There are conspiracies but not in details. The emotions of the supporting characters are rarely described, and even the psychological description is not too much. It can be playful at the right time to make people laugh. The ancient infrastructure literature is a time-travel dream, smearing and revising the unchangeable history, giving some comfort to the descendants who already live a relatively stable life.

It looks good. The heroine's design is grounded, not floating, and feels very real. The golden finger is quite big, but not brainless. The plot design is quite reasonable, so it doesn't make people feel that the golden finger is too big or inappropriate. After all, in the ancient setting, the Tang Dynasty ➕ Li Shimin was already a bug-like existence. If you are poor, you can be good at yourself and help the world. If you like group portraits and lead everyone to become better together, you must watch it. It's really good-looking.

There are so few ratings, and I hope you can contribute to this great article. Although it has a big golden finger, the timing of its appearance is quite stable. I am also looking forward to the future development! You can see the flag of the Tang Dynasty planted all over the land! I'm curious what kind of flag they will design?

From the current point of view, this book should be free of self-inflicted poisonous points throughout. Although there are also plots where pedantic characters question women, it is not like other novels with a long and disgusting story. It only presents a little bit, which seems real but not offensive.

It's good-looking, no CP, and it's still an infrastructure article. I like it.

It's good-looking. It's pure and simple. It doesn't have those intrigues and intrigues among officials. It's developing very fast. It's strong. I love it.

Not bad, the writing is very vivid and makes people want to read it.

There's nothing too poisonous, the writing is good, and the plot is okay. I give it a five-star rating.