Great Tang: I Work Nine to Five and Never Do Overtime!

It's exciting to watch! A very interesting fictional novel about the Tang Dynasty! Can the friendship between Li Shimin and the male protagonist in the book really last? The emperor in feudal society is the most unpredictable. One moment he is chatting and joking with you, and the next moment he is having fun with the whole family. I hope the author will make good use of it and leave a way out for the protagonist, and don't put all his eggs in one basket! [Adoration]

The protagonist has a good personality. He started in front of the Xuanwu Gate. Goldfinger has a low sense of presence. He is decisive in killing and is very sweet with Li Shimin❤️. But it's a bit toxic. The emotional scenes are too toxic. In the beginning, there was a single female lead, but later on, a second female lead was added in all sorts of ambiguities. I highly recommend it to those who can accept this bit of ambiguity.

The book is not bad, with some strange poisonous points. But regarding the issue of the female protagonist, Xiaoyue won't talk about it. I think it's okay for Li Yanrou. Tomato readers' definition of a female character is that she can only be gentle and cannot have her own stance and attitude. What are your own thoughts? What's a bit jarring is that the protagonist had previously set up a character who would never marry again, and it was very high, but now it's broken. However, the poisonous point of this book is this kind of interaction between the left and right brains, which doesn't hurt the fundamentals.

The characters are very fleshed out, and although there are a lot of things to complain about, this is a novel after all, and fantasy works cannot always be realistic. Why are Li Chunfeng and Yuan Tiangang set up as such characters? It's of no use, is it? Now that we are eager to bring the two of them into the camp, wouldn't the warlock who was arranged to cause trouble in the world become even more of a clown?

The plot is compact, and the exchanges with Li Shimin are also very interesting, and the way of getting along is also very good. I stayed up all night and read all 114 chapters in one go. It has been a long time since I have seen a Tang Dynasty novel that I can read in one go. It's a bit high and low. The author originally wanted to finish the story after defeating the neighboring countries, but I don't know why he continued writing. However, there was no exciting point in the later. After the identity of the time traveler was revealed, he spent a lot of time introducing the later generations. Later, he started to investigate the case again. Without looking into the details, he was both a sect leader and a secret agent. It was very similar to the plot of Detective Di Renjie's Iron Hands. The first part is very exciting, the fight between the protagonist and Li Shimin is fun, but the second part is very boring.

This book is really good, especially the story about Lu Bu fighting for Diao Chan and Sun Wukong. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If Nuoshou hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six-fold strafing would have killed him. "The score" shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkey who knocked him to death with three sticks. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain: "Young man, you are proud, don't show it in front of your brother Liang. In short, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings." The fighting scenes are so immersive, and the character descriptions are spot on!

Are you sure you wrote about Li Shimin? ? ? Li Shimin in the history books is not as cowardly as you write.

I'm not going to have a harem in the future, it's so ambiguous as what the person named Li wrote, so don't do it! ! ! Either you say it clearly from the beginning, or you don't. It's really annoying to open it halfway. Dear author, I advise you to be kind! ! ! ! ! ! !

It took me a few days to catch up on the latest chapter. Overall, it's pretty good. However, the Xuanwu Gate incident was too dramatic, and the Li family's daughter's marriage was a poisonous point. It was a complete battle between left and right brains compared to the previous chapters. It's a pity. Without these, the score would have been higher.

It's good-looking, it's the type I like to read, and the author also writes very well. Of course, it would be better if the author could add more updates.