This book is handcrafted using ancient methods... and is currently being nominated for intangible cultural heritage status...
After transmigrating, he becomes Fang Yiai, son of Fang Xuanling, the Tang dynasty's chief minister...
He gets a useless power-hungry minister System. It gives him no quests, but he can earn treasure chests by angering Li Shimin and the important court officials.
The chests mostly contain chicken eggs... though sometimes there are duck eggs, goose eggs, and the like.
They can also yield everyday necessities and basic instructions for making supplies commonly found in later generations...
The treasure chests are great, but when he's up against Li Shimin, the strongest carbon-based life-form of the century, and his father-in-law, whom he's been scheming to get out from under, how is he supposed to sideline him... and become a powerful minister himself!
It's just too hard.
Right from the start, he gets beaten black and blue by Li Er, the swaggering tyrannosaur...
Fang Yiai is so fed up with collecting these treasure chests that he'd rather die...
Haha, although there are some minor flaws, it's very enjoyable to watch, and the overall plot is very interesting. The story gets increasingly off as it progresses. The protagonist is constantly being annoyed by Li Shimin while actually working. Even things that benefit the country and its people are deliberately sabotaged by Li Shimin. This system is designed to make Li Er (Emperor Taizong of Tang) suffer, not the protagonist!
Overall, it's a good watch. The protagonist's insistence on arguing even when he's wrong reflects a modern perspective.
It's so beautiful! I especially love the main character's mouth.
It's so good, I've been watching it all day and it's not enough! 😆
I'll give you five stars; please finish writing Jiang Xiangyang's side story.
This rating is a bit low; it's actually quite good. Among many time-travel novels set in the Tang Dynasty, this one stands out.
I read this story every day and I really enjoy it.
It's really good, but I feel like I saw the exact same book somewhere a couple of years ago. [What][what]
Honestly, it looks great, it's just a bit short 🤭
It's well-written; the story is novel and captivating.