I'm Already Retired, So Why Am I Still Being Asked to Reform the Tang Dynasty?

It's a good book, well written, and the author is pretty good at writing. I'll give it a listen when I'm busy now. The update speed is too slow. The author won't update it. It's so little every day. It makes me constipated. If other novel readers see it, they think we can't read it. And you have multiple female protagonists, can you give me a picture? Dog author please update soon

I read Chapter 24, and it's pretty good. The protagonist has traveled through time for many years, and although he still has modern habits, he doesn't have all the modern speech skills. He has been on the battlefield, and has experience in disciplining Li's second son. Moreover, the younger generation is also relatively "convinced" of the protagonist. The system has gained It's easy to get points and it doesn't embarrass the protagonist. Although I didn't take a closer look, both the number of points obtained and the items redeemed are quite reasonable. According to the number of points obtained now, it is a bit difficult to save but not too much. It's good and good. The most important thing is that this is not an AI text.

The writing is very interesting, and the writing style is also very good. It is not the kind of flowing text, which can make people immerse themselves in it, and it is refreshing enough. The protagonist is a very powerful person before there is a system, and he lives a wanton and unrestrained life. It just feels like the story is over only half way through. It is such a pity [I almost cried].

I'll watch it if it's good or not. The plot is so brilliant, the echoes are so smooth, and the more you read, the more interesting it becomes. The narrative rhythm is just right, and the tension is so relaxed that you can't put it down. The plot direction is both unexpected and reasonable, and every turn makes people say it's wonderful [smile][smile][smile]

It's pretty good, although it feels a little short, because I didn't see Li Chengqian playing football until two-thirds of the way through, and the subsequent battles with the Quartet were not written in particularly detail. Overall, it's quite enjoyable to read as a refreshing read.

It's good, it's quite interesting. The protagonist and Li Shimin grew up naked. The protagonist is born with supernatural powers and has helped Li Shimin many times in times of crisis. When Li Shimin ascended the throne, the protagonist, who was in his twenties, began a shabby retirement life. Then he was suddenly recalled by Li Shimin and told him to call him the prince Li Chengqian and serve as the prince's young master. 👍👍👍👍

The writing is quite good, the writing style is good, the main plot of the article is relatively peaceful, and the fan fiction is more harmonious. The slap in the face is mainly the conflict with the aristocratic family. The eldest grandson is also written in the protagonist's camp, but there are too few. There are many female protagonists in the category, and I haven't seen one in almost a hundred chapters. The royal daughter is not used as the female protagonist. What else can't be imagined, the Wu family? It depends on the author's arrangement. Generally speaking, except for history, there is not much to complain about.

It feels very good. Li Chengqian finally has a happy ending. There is no rebellion and no messy things. The relationship between the brothers is very good. The character of the protagonist is also very likable, and I really like the part of the class.

It's very interesting and I enjoyed reading it. The books I read about the Tang Dynasty before were either fighting against the Xuanwu Gate or fighting with the King of Wei Li Tai. This book is one of the few that took over the throne from Li Shimin and had a good relationship with Li Tai. There was no overt or covert struggle. The writing is also very good. Many plots in the middle are very interesting and the ending is okay. The only drawback is that the ending is too hasty. It only has more than 100 chapters. It feels like the story has just begun and ended in a hurry.

Not bad, but the ending is a bit sloppy. It can be read as a fun article. Suddenly I realized that the introduction said there were many female protagonists, but didn't the protagonist end up being widowed from the beginning to the end?