Strange Tales of the Tang Dynasty: Me, the Saint Thief! And You Want Me to Steal People?

It's good to watch. The protagonist's acupuncture and Qinggong are of great help. The casual gags are all disguises. In order to join the team, the fight with Su Wuming is very interesting. The author's Su Wuming is very charming, and I feel that he and Shen Du are quite easy to drink [laughing]

I rarely write book reviews, but this book deserves it. I think it is the top three among the Tomato Tang weird humanities. First the protagonist is set. His personality is lazy and careless, but he is actually chivalrous at heart. He sees everything clearly and is very charming. This is the main attraction for me. Then the golden finger setting is pretty good. The protagonist only knows acupoints and is good at Qinggong. He is not so powerful that he can kill everything instantly. That is too strange. Moreover, the protagonists in many novels become particularly arrogant after possessing a golden finger, but this one does not, which is good. Moreover, the protagonist does not know the entire plot, knows who the murderer is, and then predicts it in advance. This falls into the cliché. The last thing is the theme, which fits the theme of the investigation. Many Tang Bi fandoms on Tomato don't focus on detective work. I think Tang Bi fans also like detective work, and not anything else (such as falling in love with so and so, or scheming with others). If I had to make some suggestions, it would be that the author could innovate the content of the novel and add more new content based on the TV series. The author's writing is very inspiring [like][like][like]

It's well written, and adding a Thief Saint to Tang Gui's team is also a good idea. It's just that the system is a poisonous point. I feel like it has no use except increasing punishment. It's just disgusting. I can completely replace the system's role with other ways of writing [face covering] If the author has any plans for the future of this system, I will change the rating.

The writing is very good so far, but I hope the setting of the female protagonist is better, either with a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists. As far as the setting of the male protagonist is concerned, it should be directly excluded from the future. Of course, I still hope that this book can continue. After all, there are really few novels by Tang Wei.

[KISS][KISS] The humorous opening style of writing retained me. The writing rhythm is good, and it is very comfortable to read without being sluggish. The character design is not OOC, nor does it weaken the abilities of others in order to highlight the protagonist. No CP. No bad points, just satisfying [laughs] It's just that the rating of 6.1 Is too low. I personally give it 9.0 Or above 💯 The male protagonist has integrated very well. He joined Tang Gui's team at the beginning just to complete the mandatory tasks issued by the system, rather than "rushing" for those who knew the plot. . . It wasn't until I encountered Uncle Duguya's case that I gradually became emotionally involved with the small group. The addition of the male protagonist also makes up for the regrets in the play, for example, Uncle Qian, Qinghong, and Cherry's father are not dead. The holes dug have been filled in. The bride Dou Cong saved by the hero at the beginning is actually half of the consciousness of his sister in the real world, and the system is the other half. In his previous life, the male protagonist was an undercover agent who broke into a drug den (and arrested people). In this life, he is a thief who robbed the rich and helped the poor in the Tang Dynasty (and was arrested). In the past life, I was helpless when facing danger, but in this life, I am extremely skillful with Qinggong and acupuncture. This sense of destiny about career in past lives and present lives is amazing. Seeing the low rating, I didn't have high hopes, but unexpectedly it turned out to be quite good. [Thinking] It's a pity that although it is a new book in 2025, it has not written all the Tang Gui 1, 2 and 3 series.

I think that after Tower Tower, the protagonist can be given an official position. This official can be given to his prince, or it can be a guarantee for the main character group. Because the main character group in the third season is having a hard time, I think there is one more official position. At least the protagonist group will not be looked down upon by others. I really feel that back in Chang'an, Su Wuming only has the protection of Di Gong's disciples. Giving the protagonist an official position at least allows him to support the scene.

I haven't watched the TV series, and I think it's pretty good. There is no sense of inconsistency in the integration of the protagonist, and the character development is also good. The details of the characters and psychological activities described are also relatively delicate. However, the system is a bit weak, and it feels like some tasks and rewards could be arranged.

I finally found a book that can make up for my regrets without stealing the show [Adoration]. The plot arrangement is quite reasonable, but there are too few and it's not enough to read (even though the author has updated it four times a day, it's still not enough to read) [Shy]

It's a pretty good Tang Wei fanfic. The setting of the protagonist, who is similar to Bai Zhantang, is very novel and just right, so that everything doesn't get rushed all the way. Although the way to let the protagonist join the team is a bit deliberate and unpleasant, the author can still update it from two to four times a day.

The writing is spirited and the emotional expression is sincere. Although some details can still be polished, you can feel the passion for creation. If you keep writing, it will get better and better! Come on~