Great Tang: Li Er, Don’t Panic. I Really Don’t Want the Throne Back

This theme is wonderful. Li Shimin is more effective than Zhu Gaochi's general who conquered the north in the Ming Dynasty. As Li Yuan, he can confidently and boldly engage in science and technology [laughter]

It's really beautiful. It's the first time I've seen through Li Yuan's writing.

At first I just flipped through it casually, looking for some entertainment. Unexpectedly, as soon as I read the beginning, I fell headlong into the words and couldn't pull myself out again. The author's writing power is really profound, and he outlines the outline of another world in just a few words, making me almost smell the atmosphere of that era. Chasing updates has become a daily thought. The people in the story were struggling step by step and frightened at every turn, but I gradually saw the shadow of this world in those ups and downs. It turns out that history is like a bronze mirror, which never only reflects the past, but also the present and the uncertain future we live in. Come on author.

It's quite interesting, I support the author to keep writing [Like] It's okay, but I'm really tired of watching the protagonist burst out with emotions every day. It can be said that the protagonist is a very emotional person. There is no conspiracy content. The basic exchange of interests is to rely on one mouth to output, and Li Er will handle the rest, and then others will just trust him. When things happen, I always rely on emotional outbursts to communicate with Li Er. It's very tiring and annoying to watch too much. It's not a casual retirement story either. It always suddenly brings up a bunch of very serious issues, and it's actually very embarrassing to bring out a bunch of touching and tearful moments for no apparent reason. Some sudden emotional outbursts are very inexplicable. Anyway, as Li Yuan, a person of such an old age, even if he has so many years of experience as a time traveler, it is really unsettling to yell when something happens (I personally think that if you are at least 50 years old, not to say that you are calm when things happen, but you can at least calm down your emotions, right?) In short, it keeps going back and forth from relaxed and leisurely to serious reality, and the emotions are inconsistent and uncomfortable.

This book is quite good as Li Yuan, and then there is the issue of the protagonist, the Virgin. I don't think the protagonist is the Virgin. The worship at the Weishui River can be regarded as a kind of psychological comfort that the protagonist wants to get. It also lets the world know the importance of the common people to the royal family, which can be regarded as a way to win people's hearts. Then there are the three old men, which can be kept, after all, they are very funny and have great program effects. Furthermore, there are the remnants of the East Palace. For those children who were left behind, the protagonist wants to stay. Maybe he has some modern ideas. In fact, the attitude of the protagonist may be that these children can be kept or not, because in the end, Xue Wanche told Li Er, not the protagonist himself. Of course, you can just read this kind of novel without thinking. Just think of what it is. Although I can't react to the seasonal changes in this book, I can still ignore it.

It's quite to my liking. I've seen too many of the omnipotent system protagonists, and it always gives people the feeling that the protagonist is just a string of codes. When the supporting character dies, it gives people the feeling that he should be sacrificed at this time. How can I put it, it is a false feeling. This book is written with a human touch. Although it cannot withstand historical scrutiny, if you just look at the plot, everyone and every supporting character is very vivid. Like

It's a super nice book. The author's writing style is very good. It's suitable for reading slowly. It is funny every day, but every time it reaches a turning point in many plots, the emotions are strongly aroused, making people laugh and cry.

This is the first time I have read a novel about Li Yuan who travels back in time. It is a lighthearted and funny novel that is very good. Reading the comments, the interaction between the authors is also quite interesting. The only drawback is that it is a bit messy? Hot weather and burning earth dragons? Overall, I give it 8.5 Points! If you read novels, you will lose if you take it seriously!

Each character is well portrayed. The psychology of the protagonist, a socialist young man, who travels back to ancient times and cannot help himself but tries to change is well described. There are some brainless plots, but generally the writing speed is good and the writing style is also good.

I can't stand it for more than 190. I'm actually losing money by exchanging fried worms for wool. At that time, there was a famine, and the food was not enough, so people had to use fried food to buy it. They couldn't bear it. Linen was also needed by the people to survive, but they couldn't afford it when the price increased. Even if the sheepskin was made, the people couldn't afford it. The people were not rich at all, so they all suffered. It should be linen, not coarse cloth, and no one wants coarse cloth in the grassland. The animal skins they use are much better than coarse cloth.