In the Great Tang, I Became Cheng Yaojin's Son-in-Law
人在大唐，我成了程咬金女婿
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- I'm in the Tang Dynasty: I Can Make Anything Real人在大唐：我能具现一切Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book is more like a dream world. Everything changes according to the protagonist's wishes. There are no ups and downs. No unresolved grievances. If it were a real person, it could be described as an incredibly smooth and successful life.
Indeed, most modern people dislike the emperor's aloofness and the way he casually beheads people. If there's no system in place, fine, but if there were, I'd probably tolerate it.
If wood can be turned into guns, then can it also be transformed into nuclear bombs? Can food be turned into medicine? If imagination alone can make things possible, then what about gene-based drugs, spaceships, cultivation-themed projects, and technological advancements? Couldn't we create them all?
666, This guy not only gained superpowers after being struck by lightning, turning wood into real objects, but also became a genius. A modern person can become "one with the horse" after riding a horse for a short time, and he can even use an ancient bow and arrow. He shot down a crow with two arrows while riding a horse. It's like a knife slicing your butt—it's eye-opening!
Could you provide the protagonist with some elixirs and cultivation techniques? Could that be put on the agenda? And maybe some robots to protect him? And could he marry Li Lizhi later on?
Author, read after me. I solemnly swear: From this day forward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish time like gold, be indomitable, strive hard, pursue excellence, forge brilliance, find joy in writing, be tempered by fire, and live up to my readers, my youth, and my…
It would be best to find two or three great generals from the late Tang Dynasty to protect Princess Chang Le, such as Xue Rengui, Xi Junmai, Wang Xuance, and Gongsun Da Niang. We should treat all four of Empress Zhangsun's sisters; since we've already treated three of them, we might as well treat them all at once.
Excellent! A truly invincible novel set in the Tang Dynasty! Hahaha! Um, those people who were living comfortably in the Tang Dynasty aren't dead yet. I think the novel forgot to mention them; the author should add that. And then there are those aristocratic families... Hahahahaha!
It's alright, but the beginning, with the character being struck by lightning, is a bit toxic. After all, in feudal times, that would be utterly despised. Also, the protagonist's succubus nature, constantly attracting women, is a bit off-putting. However, since the protagonist isn't a womanizer, it's not too bad. And the protagonist's attitude towards Li Shimin is a bit...
There was no disgusting annulment of the engagement, nor was there any dramatic shift in fortunes; the whole thing was very lighthearted and enjoyable!