Great Tang: I Slept with Changle from the Start, and Li Er Stole My Technology

OK, not bad! There are a lot of labels, but it's still stable. Now that the soul has penetrated the Tang Dynasty's book, almost all of them sleep in Changle at the beginning... There is a lot of emotional farming, which is my favorite style. The writing style seems a little different from other books. I'll give it five stars first, and hope the author will continue to work hard on coding.

Finally finished watching it, I'll give it a five-star rating. The writing is smooth and looks good, especially the first few chapters, which attracted me right away. So far, the protagonist has taken in two women, neither too quickly nor too slowly. The eighth sister is definitely the most awesome. Su Yaoyao is indeed naughty.

Unknowingly, I have read more than seventy chapters. First of all, I must confirm the author's writing style. It is very smooth and smooth. It seems smooth, and yes, it feels smooth. The author has a very rich grasp of historical figures and historical knowledge. The more I read, the more addictive I become, and I feel like I have learned something. Good book, highly recommended, nothing else mentioned.

Great article on Datang's farming infrastructure! The opening plot is gripping. The protagonist travels through Zhenguan with modern knowledge, and his daily love affair with Princess Changle is very interesting to watch. The part where Li Shimin is concerned about the protagonist's skills is particularly interesting. It's refreshing and coherent, and the more he catches up, the better he gets.

Yes, everyone loves her natural beauty. Changsun Chong always has a green back in every book 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄 This is a typical "Shuangwenliu" Tang Dynasty time travel novel, focusing on fast pace, strong contrast and golden finger crushing. Judging from the introduction, the setting of the story is very straightforward: the protagonist travels through the Zhenguan period, and becomes bonded with Princess Changle at the beginning (even directly "cooking the rice"), and then uses modern black technology to farm to get rich, and rises smoothly under the attention of Li Shimin. The core selling points of this genre are "identity contrast" and "dimensionality reduction strike" - a person who originally wanted to be an idle village leader was forced to get involved in the court, but he easily resolved the crisis with the knowledge of later generations, and even the emperor had to pay attention to it. Highlight analysis: - Fast pace: There is no lengthy foreshadowing, and the climax is right at the beginning, which is in line with the reading habits of current readers who pursue instant gratification. - Densely packed with cool points: It is a collection of classic internet text elements such as "marrying a princess", "making inventions", "being targeted by the emperor", "slapping a family in the face", etc., Making it a hearty read. - Distinctive character design: The protagonist seems to want to lie down but is actually extremely capable. This "forced business" setting adds to the interest of the story. Potential points of contention: As some book friends have said, in order to pursue a sense of pleasure, this type of novels often make concessions on historical rigor (such as title issues, plot logic, etc.). If you want to watch a serious historical deduction, you may feel that it is a bit "drama"; but if you have the mentality of reading a fantasy novel and enjoy the protagonist's cheating process, then it is definitely a qualified recreational reading.

Traveling through farming stories, worth reading

A good book, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the characters are vividly created. It is a good work.

The writing is great, the characters are vivid and delicate, the plot is compact, and the historical atmosphere is strong. I like the Eighth Sister very much.

There is not much to say, but the title is 👍👍 Although the subject matter is very common, there are ten thousand people and ten thousand ways to read it. The work is worthy of recognition. I hope to continue to update it 👍

A story about farming in the Tang Dynasty, and a loving life with Princess Changle, which is pretty good