The Young Marquis of the Tang Dynasty

This is the worst-written novel about the Tang Dynasty to date.

If Luo Cheng's son is named Luo Yi, will his father be turning in his grave?

After reading dozens of chapters, I really couldn't continue. The protagonist is weak and incompetent; he's just a piece of trash.

This book is complete fabrication, utter nonsense, utter garbage. I can't understand why Qidian would even bother with it, sigh...

The author often seems to contradict themselves. They frequently and deliberately place the protagonist in adverse situations (torture the protagonist) instead of allowing for natural development based on the established plot. For example, Wang Shilin is domineering and unreasonable in front of the protagonist and his friends, yet he becomes a perfect gentleman in front of Liu Hua.

Venom would kill them all.

Singing? Ancient music theory is different from modern music theory. It's like trying to teach someone who sings opera to sing in a traditional way—whether they'll accept it or not is another question.

The article explains that the protagonist is about picking up girls, making money, and showing off. However, the protagonist immediately becomes a coward at the beginning of the story, not funny or cheerful at all. He even claims that he doesn't have the protagonist's halo, but after being bullied by the landlord and admitting defeat, he suddenly activates the protagonist's halo and uses his hidden identity to intimidate others.

Author, if you have the protagonist's personality, it's fortunate you live in a modern world with a sound legal system, otherwise I don't know how you would have grown up.

Even the pig is better than the main character; he's a complete waste.