Lazy Tang

Just a quick rant: so many people in historical texts have the surname Yun.

Was the protagonist really over sixty years old before his reincarnation? How come he's so naive about life experiences in ancient times? If you ignore some of the protagonist's flaws, this is indeed a good book, it's just a pity...

I enjoyed reading this book before and kept following it until I read about building a ship as big as the Liaoning. That was absolutely addictive! Even though it's just wishful thinking, there should still be basic logic; you can't just write whatever comes to mind. Sigh, let's part ways amicably.

Look, the protagonist's name is Yun Hao! He's practically trying to imitate Tang Dynasty bricks but lacks the writing skills to capture their essence. It's a poor imitation; all I see is a completely useless little devil who insists on pretending to be talented, a contradictory and incompetent charlatan!

I just don't understand why so many people fawn over Li Er (Emperor Taizong of Tang). Those were barbarians, weren't they? He's a fabricated emperor, created by rewriting history.

It's absolutely awful. They have no skills whatsoever, yet they look down on everyone. The protagonist's personality is truly disgusting.

This is terribly written; the child has no ability to protect themselves and yet acts recklessly. What can a seven-year-old do? So naive.

I hate those types who say they want to coast along and live a carefree life, but end up being busier than anyone else.

I almost died of fright after reading a dozen chapters. This guy has no power or background whatsoever, yet he dares to break Si Hu's legs (I think his name is Si Hu) just because Qin Qiong is grateful to him (for paying Qin Qiong's bill). He doesn't leave a good impression on Qin Qiong at all. Such a vicious 7-year-old, vengeful child—who would want to associate with such a child? What kind of personality does Qin Qiong have? Readers beware!

Regardless of plot, writing style, and literary flair, the primary task in writing historical fiction is to understand the background, culture, currency, and military strength of that era... During the early years of the Tang Dynasty, people used silver directly as currency, and even silver coins were used for currency.