Great Tang: Farming and Raising Fish with Changle in the Zhenguan Era

Li Lizhi: This is the 9528th time traveler I've married. The last one was named Ye Bufan, who was plain-looking but had a harem, and is now chasing after his wife in a parallel world. This pure-love warrior in front of me may not be very capable, but he's reliable and a good person. 🍉

The writing is quite good, depicting a simple, idyllic rural life, unlike those wish-fulfillment novels. However, I think the environmental descriptions and descriptive words could be a bit less elaborate, since this is a novel, not an essay.

It's good-looking, but it stands out from the pretentious and face-slapping Tomatoes. Update quickly, fast forward to the "Great General" having a baby, the main character teaching and taking care of the child! Let Li Er handle everything else, don't get busy with world affairs anymore, the couple can come over to visit often.

In other books, Li Er and Cheng Yaojin are portrayed as utterly detestable, but in this book, they're all vividly charming and endearing. It really does depend on who writes the book. This is the right way to write a book; it's very enjoyable. It's just a bit too ornate for my taste. Keep it up!

This book is written with delicate prose and a tranquil atmosphere. It's precisely this delicacy that makes Li Lizhi feel like a living, breathing person, not just Princess Chang Le of the Tang Dynasty. Princess Chang Le of the Tang Dynasty wouldn't have run away from her arranged marriage, but a living, breathing person could.

Such good writing skills, are you out of your mind? 😏

Having read a few chapters, it reads more like essays than a novel, somewhat reminiscent of Mr. Zhu Ziqing. Since it's set in an alternate history, some inaccuracies are somewhat acceptable. I think this one is pretty good.

Pretty good, the writing is excellent, great for reading in your leisure time. 👍👍👍 If you're used to those more action-packed, scheming stories, then watching this... Well, it's pretty bland. 🤦 So if you can get used to the blandness, you can continue reading; if you can't, you can simply abandon the book. The whole book focuses on describing daily life 🤦 so I really don't mind if you can't stand the wait to read it.

It's pretty good. This kind of simple, everyday story has a unique charm. Although there's a system, it's not very prominent, and there aren't many system tasks. I just hope it doesn't veer into politics later on; a little bit is fine, but I hope it doesn't get too much. 💕

A great book, it's been underestimated. I really enjoyed some of the descriptions. Keep up the good work, author!