Hey, Old Man! Is It Safe to Park My Bike Outside Xuanwu Gate?!

It's good, but the heroine is underage. Although it seemed to be okay at the time, the author had better be careful, as it is easy to be taken away. Not many people are watching it now, but if there are more people, it may be limited one day or taken away directly. 🍅The review will be stricter from time to time. Let's change it, slip away, the female protagonist is pregnant at 15, although it is ancient times, but the male protagonist is a modern person. This book may be published one day, and I don't really like dad stories. I usually regard the birth of the protagonist's child as the finale.

Lao Deng! Is it safe for my ghost fire to stop outside Xuanwu Gate? Stewed Stars in the Clouds Xiaobai Shuang's historical novels have a certain behavioral logic. The protagonist's martial arts are basically at the level of a novel, which ensures a basic level of relaxation, and the beginning of the story is quite alternative and not cliché. The arrangements made by King Qi have both good and bad reviews, but the conflict is indeed fierce. Wen seems to be displeased with the mountains and dislikes peace. Conflict is better than peace. The arrangements for military training seem too simple, and it is impossible for military strategists in the past to have nothing. Overall, for me, it has its flaws, but it's enough to pass the time. Four to five stars. New book issues are rounded up.

It's really good. I finished reading it in one day without realizing it. There is no big problem except that there is too little content. The authors of the negative reviews also gave explanations, and I read them. Generally speaking, there are no problems. Those who gave negative reviews were simply because the author's writing was different from what they knew, and they did not accept it. After all, history itself is a fan fiction, with thousands of people and different faces. I think as long as it is generally okay, then it is okay. The protagonist is a bit crazy, but it's okay, acceptable, and quite fun.

The writing is good and the plot flows smoothly. There is nothing bad about dogs. But there's no shortage of ups and downs. Very good invincible article. Low-level invincible writing: suppress first and then increase. (I suppressed it for now. Where did you get the p-face to say it was an invincible article?) Advanced invincible article: After reading it, I only feel comfortable. Although there are some anxious plots in the middle, it is overall very good. Old bookworms should like it very much. The author's skills are very good. 👍

Well, it's a rare and good book. It took me several days to catch up on the latest chapter. The characters in this book are very distinct, and the author shows a very lively early Tang Dynasty. In fact, I feel that the author is writing on a small scale, after all, the writing style is quite good. The author wrote down his own thoughts, unlike some historical novels in Tomato today, which are formulaic, or in other words, they extended the formula and added a lot of content. Anyway, there is a cause and effect. Although it is an invincible article, it is not the kind of invincible that is brainless. If you are short of books, you can read it. Also, the comic version of this book has been successful. I also wish the author a lot of money, a spring of literary thoughts, and 10086 updates a day! [Laughing]

The writing is good, but the part about finding the heroine's parents is a bit long, and there is also a little less detail. The book can last about 200 chapters. If you start from chapter 55 and read back, the continuity problem of the novel is not big. The previous part is basically about finding the heroine's parents and opening a tavern to marry Cheng Yaojin.

It must have been written by an older person. There is basically no trace of AI, the structure is clear, and the plot is not laggy. Except for being a little pretentious, everything is pretty good.

It can be summed up in three words---Fighting is fun. Although the protagonist used his brain in exchange for force after time travel, his brain can still be used. He is overall funny and funny. The protagonist is a purely human killing weapon. He can jump up to a wall of more than ten meters high. He can barely break his skin when shot by a strong bow. He can run faster than a cavalry charge with a tree stump weighing several hundred kilograms. He can knock open the city gate in a few strokes. Then a tornado destroys the parking lot. He is regarded as an evil god by the Turks. This kind of force must have been a pleasure in the Tang Dynasty. The author likes to use double quotation marks at the end of the words when the words are not finished. As a result, the AI ​​often makes misjudgments. When listening to multiple people narrating a book, it is clearly the same person. As a result, the first sentence is a voice, and the next sentence becomes a narration or other dubbing. This situation is very common.

The logic of the plot is very clear. From the encounter in the Qinling Mountains to save the heroine, to the involvement in the dispute between the Qin Palace and the Qi Palace, to the overall situation of the Turks knocking off the pass, the progression is not abrupt, and the writing is very smooth. It is very comfortable to read, there is no awkward plot, and the historical background is integrated very naturally. The more you read, the more you get hooked!

I don't know what to say about it, but it's very beautiful and the plot is quite enjoyable. The update speed and quality are guaranteed. It's very beautiful and worth reading.