Wearing It to a Big Man: Just Hanging Around Emperor Wu and Showing Off

It's very beautiful, and the text makes people sink into it. Please keep updating the author! ! ! Don't have a female protagonist. Isn't it good to have a career? The comment says how hungry you are if you don't find a woman after becoming a prince? It is very difficult for a person to survive in another world. How can a defensive person easily find someone to sleep with?

The reason for the low score is that readers in the Ancient Style District, Historic District, and Time Travel District, when they see that they have traveled to ancient times, they think that a harem is required to dominate and pretend to be a slap in the face. Princes, generals, knights, and beauties all have to surround the protagonist. However, this is not the case. This book is written very realistically. It is about an ordinary person who travels back in time and relies on modern times. The normal development of wisdom and foresight. Only by doing practical things in the emperor's heart can Jane be promoted and make a fortune. This is a pure daily story of ancient officialdom. It can be said to be a clean one in the historical area of Tomato Travel. It is reasonable to receive negative reviews from those decadent old men who like to lust after themselves and go back to the harem to become kings and dominate whoever disobeys them.

There are quite a lot of texts on the Imperial Examination, Ming Dynasty, Three Kingdoms, Fengshen, Tang and Qin. There are very few time travel novels about people who served as officials in the Han Dynasty, especially those who did not join the army or strive for hegemony. The protagonist is a descendant of Xiao He who was deprived of his title a long time ago. He has some talent and foresight. He goes to Chang'an to study, sets up a stall to see doctors and sells medicine, and is discovered by Wei Qing and recommended as an official. Being an official during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was also risky. He did not seek high-ranking officials and generous salaries. He just wanted to go to work, eat melons, and enjoy life. However, his advice and suggestions were often adopted. Quite interesting article. Big cheers.

Not bad, the writing has a bit of the atmosphere of the market at that time.

I quite like it, it's easy to But the protagonist is a bit twisted

I find it very interesting, because very few people write about the life of a descendant of a noble during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Most of what they see is from the perspective of the prince and emperor in the palace. This perspective is very unique, and the writing is also quite interesting. I like it very much.

Well written, the writing style is like that of an experienced author, but the pace is a bit slow

A salted fish has to eat melon honestly like this

Changle Weiyang has the style of the Han Dynasty

It looks bad, but it's not really bad. I think it's pretty good

Okay, much better than other funny historical articles

Very interesting (*´ω｀*) Thank you so much to the author

Well written, very realistic

The writing style is silky and smooth, and the writing skills are solid. It's a rather casual novel, without too many shocking plots. The reading experience is okay, not a fast food flow, but it is indeed a bit slow [face covering] [like] [like] [like]

Not bad, just a little less

Not salty at all

Very pretty, very old-fashioned

Good books should not be buried

Nothing bad for now

Good-looking, more rigorous

Not bad, I like it very much

It's good to watch, but there is currently no heroine [It's still being serialized, I don't know if there will be one in the future? ] It feels quite novel. It's rare to see someone who travels back to the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. The protagonist is quite Buddhist.

It's a good daily article, with clear logic and good rhythm.

It's pretty good, why is it so low rated?

Good, good, come on

It looks good so far

Daily prose of the Han Dynasty is quite rare

It's okay to beat the vicious slave whenever you want

It's well written, but why is the score so low?

So far so good