After work, Chen Mu opens his front door and finds himself in the Taiji Palace!
He has transmigrated!
Looking at Li Er before him, Chen Mu decides to reveal that he's from the future so he can live a comfortable life.
This is the eighth year of the Zhenguan era.
Li Chengqian hasn't started causing trouble yet!
Empress Zhangsun is still alive!
The Tang dynasty hasn't yet reached the height of its power!
Chen Mu smiles at Li Shimin.
“Your Majesty, would you like to know what lies in Crown Prince Chengqian's future?
Would you like to know how the Great Tang will fall?
Would you like to know how your daughter-in-law becomes an empress?
And how your great-grandson is driven out of Chang'an by the northern tribes?”
Li Shimin points to the guards outside the door and smiles darkly. “Then do you know how many steps it takes to cut off your head?”
Chen Mu gives an awkward smile. “Your Majesty, how about we talk about your tomb being robbed in the future instead?”
Five-star selfishness, the protagonist Gao Yang is unique. Don't talk about things that may not have happened in history. If you are a time traveler, you have to do something different. As long as it hasn't happened yet, Jia Nanfeng and Pan Jinlian can become good women anyway. 😏😏😏
If nothing happens, anyone who dares to let Princess Gaoyang be the heroine is Lang Mie
The good thing is that I like Gao Yang. This may be a poisonous point for some people. For me, this is an advantage, because you can help Li Chengqian correct it if you travel to the past. Why can't you accept Gao Yang? The shortcoming is that I think it is a common problem in Tang Chuan novels nowadays, and it does not respect Li Shimin enough. Chuan Zhenguan must have recognized Li Shimin, or wanted to try it with him. After the result, I went against him. Let's not say that Li Shimin is indeed awesome. At least he is an elder and much older than the time traveler. Why can't he be respected?
In what age is it still written about eating locusts? Once a disaster occurs, locusts cannot be eaten all, and they are highly poisonous. Even after high-temperature frying, there is a risk of residual toxins. In ancient times, oil was very scarce. The ancients were nothing. Once the locusts were infested, the speed at which you ate them could not keep up with their reproduction and movement. Secondly, the locusts were highly toxic. Only high-temperature frying could destroy the toxins, but the oil temperature must be higher than 230 degrees. However, among the common oils in ancient times, lard and soybean oil were easier to reach high temperatures, but both of them were very easy to reach the ignition temperature to spontaneously ignite when they reached 230 degrees. You eat locusts for two or three days (in fact, a locust plague can eat a field in one night). The locusts eat your rations for a year, and then the locusts go to other places to eat again. Can you follow the locusts? Even if you don't consider toxins?
It would be perfect if the titles between officials were more formal. In Tang Na, titles such as "sir" and "brother" are like "father" and "elder".
Everything else is good, but there are some problems with Gao Yang. Although nothing happened at this stage, you asked her to use another name to meet the protagonist. She resisted when she was granted a marriage, but you knew Gao Yang's deeds in the future but did not tell Li Er. If you tell Li Er about Gao Yang's cuckoldry and rebellion, see if he will grant you a marriage. Isn't such an obvious problem just to allow the protagonist to successfully capture Gao Yang 🤮🤮🤮
I just saw Chapter 6 and I can't help it. Isn't this pure being manipulated? I'm so scared to death that asking the time traveler to lick him is still the kind of kneeling lick.
It's really good, but the protagonist seems to have fallen in love with Princess Gaoyang. 🤭
Even the name is wrong, it slipped away
Since the last book I read broke the long-standing rule of only giving five stars, I have commented on unsatisfactory books. The writing of this book is just passable but the plot is too cliche. Like ancient TV dramas, if I have ideas, I won't say them. It makes people anxious to read. If it weren't for the writing, I really want to give this kind of plot two stars.