Transmigrating to the Great Tang: A New Product Every Month

The writing style is okay. If some people like the work, others will criticize it. I hope the author doesn't care so much. At least in my opinion, the writing style is still okay. Luo Ji's thinking is not confusing, and the dialogue is not rigid and empty. Come on!

Before the Tang Dynasty adopted the Two Taxes Law, there was no need to pay taxes in silver. The main taxes were grain, cloth, copper coins, or labor. The purchasing power of copper coins during the Zhenguan period was very high. There were always a lot of copper coins. For ordinary people, holding 1,000 taels of silver was no different from committing suicide. (1 Tael of silver = 1 guan, 1 guan = 1,000 Wen, 1,000 taels = 10,000,000 copper coins, 10 million) (During the Zhenguan period, a bucket of rice was about 5 Wen, and 1,000 Wen could buy 20 Shimi, about 1,180 kilograms (in modern times, 1,000 kilograms per kilogram). In the Tang Dynasty, the income from the bright and dark sides was almost 15,000 taels of silver and 15,000 kilograms a year. In ancient times, handling cases was simple. Individuals committed crimes. If there was a suspect, they would be arrested and sentenced directly. If a group committed a crime, troops would be deployed to arrest and punish them directly. Bandits ran into the mountains. Ancient mountains were not like modern times (late Qing Dynasty - before greening was restored). The mountains were cut bare and there were no animals. During the Tang Dynasty, running into the mountains was not much different from committing suicide. When the county magistrate was sentenced to death, I would not believe it and couldn't tell where they went into the mountains. If there is no stronghold on the mountain, there will be wild animals in the stomach. If there is a stronghold, you can be tortured and found out. The Tang Dynasty was unlike the Ming Dynasty, where people who embezzled 60 taels would be skinned and exiled up to 3,000 miles without risking their lives for money. If you have a lot of money, you will die. But the premise is that in the early Tang Dynasty (before 780), taxes were only collected once a year, not before the two tax laws as I mentioned above. In ancient times, taxes were collected on a monthly basis. It would not be possible to collect taxes until autumn. Let alone 50 taels out of 1,000 taels. It was not until the end of the Qing Dynasty that land tax gradually withdrew, becoming the main source of national tax. Land tax proportion Early Tang Dynasty: about 80% or more Mid to late Ming Dynasty, about 70–80% Early Qing Dynasty: about 76% (1842) Late Qing Dynasty 27% (1911) (The great powers came to the Qing Dynasty to buy things, so they paid tariffs, but the Qing Dynasty lost the war, so they paid compensation, so the tariffs paid to the Qing Dynasty finally returned to the great powers)

It's well written, please give it a good review to support it. I hope there won't be any sudden poisonous spots later.

As long as you don't use your brain, you can still watch it. The mission has penalties and is not suitable now

This writing is very vivid

Read it without thinking, this novel is very good

Anyway, I think it looks pretty good now, let's talk about it later.

It can be good-looking and funny, but there are too few and some are not interesting enough.

Not bad, it's like exchanging things that the other party needs with Li Shimin. Novels are like chocolate

Good looking 2 Abba Abba