Going Back to the Han Dynasty to Teach

Can a steam engine be built? Production relations and productivity are inconsistent. You are accelerating the demise of the feudal system. Steam engines have to burn coal mines, mining has not yet been solved, and detonators and yellow gunpowder have not been invented. The shuttle and Jenny haven't appeared yet, so what's the use of steam engines?

After reading Chapter 27, I gave up decisively; it was so embarrassing, the protagonist did not integrate into the Han Dynasty at all

When you read Chapter 8, you could actually write that you are a playboy or something, but your identity is that of a teacher, and you really don't look like a teacher at all. Moreover, if you even think that ancient scholars refer to the scholar family, such as the Li family in Longxi, farmers refer to landlords, and workers refer to workers and people's livelihood, workers represent too many things. The second-tier merchants are usually affiliated, like shops opened by emperors and ministers, so they are ranked last.

One hundred pull-ups? I'm afraid I'm not talking nonsense. In the army, 12 passed, 26 were good, and 36 were excellent. Do we really think the ancients were superhuman? Oh my god, has the author ever done standard overhand pull-ups? It would be pretty good if most people can do more than 10. Can ancient soldiers eat better than modern soldiers? Practice scientifically? Good nutrition?

Although it is a parallel world, when I saw that it was in simplified Chinese, I suddenly lost all sense of immersion and couldn't stand it anymore...

Copying books and articles after time travel is the most disgusting thing, and it shows that the author is not sincere in the creation of the novel.

It is impossible for Li Guang to be granted the title of Marquis, not only due to luck, but also because of the political hidden dangers he had laid before.

It's super ugly, childish, illogical, poorly written, completely ruined, and self-centered.

After three chapters of defeat, I feel that the protagonist is not living in a parallel Western Han Dynasty, but in a world of bad domestic historical dramas. The screenwriter is still a bad screenwriter. In terms of professionalism, it's fine if you can fool us novices, but so many bugs in the details look too disgusting, so forget it if there are bugs. As a history buff, the protagonist didn't react when he saw the paper book. He only realized when he saw the simplified Chinese characters that this is not the historical Han Dynasty. It is also misleading to open a cram school for this IQ.

It doesn't matter what the name of the place is, nor does it matter what you call the son, but the princess is too young to look down on the royal family, and the protagonist didn't have huge achievements at that time... It's boring, I won't watch it anymore