This Tang Dynasty Is Seriously Absurd

A very normal novel, yes, the adjective is normal rather than anything else. From reincarnation to the dynasty that we knew in the previous life, our thoughts and feelings are very normal. There are not too many emotional entanglements in this book, and I found that it did not take up a large article or multiple chapters to mention it. There is no hard-looking golden finger that makes people play. Remember the previous knowledge - practice - make, and the impact it has. Personally, it is so enjoyable to watch and not play. It is also a pity that there are no extra chapters in the end, such as telling the story of the lives of the last two, as a dessert. Of course I hope I can mention it again if possible. But enough is enough for now. Thanks to the author, a very good article.

It's very beautiful, and the setting of Mr. Peony is particularly stunning. It's a pity that the emotional setting is a bit lacking. But the writing on love, family affection, especially family affection, is amazing. I hope that the great content will be seen by more people. Squatting on new books [Thinking]

It's really good to read. This book is really touching. Cheng Jia Qi Lang, Li Cheng Qian, and many, many others! For me, none of them are NPCs in the game, they gave me and the people in the book warmth! The boy Shancai will always be the expression of their love for Chen Chuxuan [laughing] For the people in the world, the arrival of the boy Shancai has changed them and everyone in the world! The same feedback is reflected on the Shancai boy. In the future, Li Chengqian will continue to walk with Qilang of the Cheng family forever. The story is over, and their story continues! I believe that whether it is me, you, or everyone in the book will love them~~ The ancients did not see the moon today, but this month will eventually shine on future generations. Cheng Jia Qi Lang is the moon, giving them a faint brightness and bringing eternal light to the people of that world! As Cheng Chuxuan said, ["I don't want to." "I don't want to see people die, but I can't do it without anyone dying."] Ps: There are so few emotional lines. I almost thought Li Chengqian and Cheng Chuxuan had never done it! [Cover face]

Super pretty! There isn't much description of the emotional line, but it's super appropriate if you read it as a Ji Jianwen. Li Chengqian and Xuan Lang are a perfect match! They officially got together in the middle and late period. This article is considered to be a Tang Dynasty with a little bit of Journey to the West. The main reason is that the characters from Journey to the West don't appear very often, and only one or two sentences are mentioned. Gods and Buddhas do not appear. At most, there are only one or two little monsters. There are some scenes in the early stage, but a few words are mentioned in the later stage. Erfeng's description is also super good! Like it very much! It also writes a lot of history, which feels super real. A lot of what the author writes in big words is historically accurate, and there is also a lot of popular science in the text. And Xuanlang, I like him so much. He is truly a modern time traveler who was born under the red flag and grew up in the spring breeze. He is really doing things for the people. Although he likes to cheat wealthy people, it is not bad for them. After all, Xuan Lang has also given them benefits, right? There are also two pandas that appeared in the early stage. I am really envious. It seems that I also have a panda cub, which is chubby and super cute! In the end, the ending felt so rushed, and it felt like it hadn't been finished yet, but it happened that it was finished, and there were no extra chapters. Moreover, this book is a channel book and I couldn't ask the author what was going on. The author couldn't see the comments here, which was such a pity. Finally (really the last) I hope you can come to Tomato to read the comments. (I really don't dare to expect to come to Tomato to write a book [I'm about to cry])

The summary can make you fall into the pit and explode! Exploding lights! In fact, I almost couldn't stop listening to it when I first started listening to it (I don't want to poke my XP), but I just kept listening to two or three chapters and it was fine~ There are not many emotional lines, most of them are in infrastructure. I like infrastructure articles very much, but there are not many good ones. I think the content of the article is already very rigorous. The author should have checked the history (we don't know much about this history). The children's stage in it is not like some articles that deliberately pretend to be cute. It is very natural and really cute. It doesn't make you feel sad even if you cry. Hehe~ I like it very much. The only drawback is that it ends too suddenly. At the end, I just laughed and stopped... Crying [I almost cried]

It is a long-running infrastructure story, with a lot of popular science, a bit of metaphysics and the westward journey. Except for the appearance of the fairies when the male protagonist was a child, there is basically no description after the appearance (raising a giant panda is really good); then the emotional line is not obvious. The male protagonist is too young in the early stage and the age gap is very large. It feels like there is no sense of CP [face covering] The relationship only emerges towards the end. It always feels like there is no foreshadowing and it is a bit sudden. I read other comments that this book was first published on another platform, and the move caused a lot of typos and word order problems. And now I see that the TV series is still the male favorite in Unofficial History, which is weird. Since CP is written in the introduction, why do you still do this [face covering] If there is no emotional line, this book is a good non-CP male protagonist. One star is deducted here, maybe because the author is not good at writing emotional lines. Overall flaws are not concealed

I like this plot very much. There are very few emotional lines, but it can be regarded as running through the whole story. The growth of Qizai is quite interesting. From being a salty fish at the beginning to slowly wanting to change some things, he did change a lot of things later on, and the ending is also very good. The relationship between the two of them also progressed quite reasonably, and the final ending was also very happy, but I still want to see some extras. Because this is more historical, there are not many emotional lines in the early stage, so I think the author can add some emotional lines in the extra chapter to make it more interesting.

It's good-looking, super good-looking. Although the emotional part is not a lot of popular science, the overall emotion is very smooth and unobtrusive, giving people a stable and happy feeling. The whole content and plot are not too big to make people feel drama. On the contrary, because the writing is very real, it makes people immersed in it and even feels like a commoner in Chang'an who has witnessed this splendid history. The writing is really good. Come on, author, and I look forward to your new work [Blow kiss]

Oops, this must be a book review. In the early stage, I wrote about some delicacies and novel things that he studied. Since I was a child, I have always had a good relationship with Gong. The rhythm is very relaxed, and I get along well with other princes. There is no abuse in the whole article. Well, Qingque and his brothers did not kill each other, and there was no obstruction from their parents. I have always wanted to find an article like this before. Oops, this kind of thing is really rare.

I finally know why. Oh, this book is not bad, it is really written with great care, but the 8.9 Rating is not bad at all. Well, the plot line and the emotional line are quite clear, but there are too many unnecessary popular science interspersed in it. It can be seen that the author writes very carefully, but to be honest, some people like the novel and some don't like it, but I am really just a fan of the plot in popular science. I don't dare to jump too much because I'm afraid I won't be able to find it and I'll miss the plot. As I write, I feel like I have gone astray. Uh, this article is not bad, the article is really good, but there is a bit too much popular science about Shui Zi'er. It's also possible that I either didn't like the word water or just wanted to popularize science, so I wrote it. Then I took a look and found that his emotional line is actually very clear, with some intentional and unintentional trials and so on. There is a bit too much science in the front, but overall it is actually very good. At least I wrote it seriously. The ending is nothing, it ends suddenly or something like that, this is just right, everything is just right.