The Tang Dynasty in Its Golden Age

Li Tai was born to Concubine Yang? That's nonsense. That's Li Ke, okay? The real emperor's legitimate son asked you to call him a concubine.

It's still readable, but there are too many common sense things that the author himself didn't understand. If he changed some of them, it would become full of errors.

It's amazing. Growing medicinal materials is more valuable than food. So where does the food come from? In an era when the output is less than 1/3 of the food and clothing line, if people don't grow food and plant those inedible weeds, they will starve to death, and gold will be no different than shit.

After watching Tang Bian, I always feel that many plots are similar. But at least write in your own style.

Chapter 1: I met an old man who had his arms removed and his fingers broken. He only pretended to be for the protagonist. I don't know where the sense of superiority came from.

If we really follow this line of thinking, I feel that the finale should actually be that the protagonist will definitely be dragged to be buried with Li Shimin at the moment of his death. This kind of person is so scary. The emperor does not need someone who is completely uncontrollable.

I've read a few chapters. Although it's better than most works, there are still many problems or loopholes. A sense of dissonance arises spontaneously. First of all, the first question: The Tang Dynasty and even the Song Dynasty used copper coins, not silver. In addition, there are many errors in some etiquette dialogue titles. It would be very suitable if these leave requests were placed in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. But it is somewhat inappropriate to place it in the Tang Dynasty. It is recommended that the author take a trip to Xi'an and visit some museums.

Why did I see the shadow of Tang Brick?

Does it smell like Tang bricks? ? ?

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