A Good Uncle in the Tang Dynasty
唐朝好舅子
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Previously, I mistakenly believed the absurd claim that Qin Qiong was born in 571, but after careful research, I realized it was my error. Then, I discovered that the author stated Qin Shubao died at the age of 41 or 43, with the 41-year-old figure being more common. So, I carefully examined the original texts of the New Book of Tang and the Old Book of Tang.
Good book 😍😍😍😍
To be honest, I haven't read much of this book, but after a few chapters I couldn't continue. The initial setting is 623 AD, and the book wasn't bad at first, but Qin Qiong's appearance really blew me away. Why? Look at Qin Qiong's resume: 571-638 AD. He was already 52 at the time! The protagonist's eldest sister had a rosy complexion when she first saw Qin Qiong.
Did anyone mistake it for "The Good Sister-in-Law of the Tang Dynasty"?
Anyway, I'm a Taoist, and I offer incense to Baidi Shaohao every year when I go to Mount Hua. I remember the year I divorced my ex-wife, I fell ill from heartbreak, and the Taoist priest at Baidi Temple let me stay on the mountain for half a month. He not only treated me and regulated my body every day, but also gave me guidance. I am still very grateful to this day.
I read 30 chapters. I feel confused. I recognize every single word, but why can't I understand it?
Good riddance! These bald monks should have been wiped out long ago. The elderly folks are sick but unwilling to spend money on medical treatment, so they foolishly give all their money to those unproductive bald monks on the days they go to offer incense.
Hahahaha, the protagonist wakes up at the beginning and sees a beautiful Taoist priest, then just freezes. A normal person, suddenly transported to another world, wakes up to find a beautiful woman, and freezes? I'm impressed. It's like seeing a beautiful woman and getting a nosebleed. These are tough guys, no fear or trepidation like someone suddenly transported to another world. Yeah, I'm impressed.
The later parts are unreadable. This time traveler creates gunpowder, phosphorescence, and cannons, then transforms into a saint, spouting nonsense about not wanting to kill, and dedicating a large number of chapters to it. Too much rambling, a waste of book coins.
You promised the princess was the only one in your heart, but after a few hundred chapters you suddenly turned into a harem novel. Either don't say that in the first place, or stick to a single female lead, and then suddenly you become a lecher. Dropping the story.