
Tang Coins of the Zhenguan Era
贞观唐钱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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1.1kChapters
5.1kRecommendations
22.8kFans
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Reader comments 28
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Copying poems
The author really plagiarized the poem; you didn't even spare the original. Not a single word changed? "The shame of Jingkang remains unavenged." Dude, this is the Tang Dynasty, where did this "shame of Jingkang" come from? "Shame of Jingkang" refers to the two emperors of the Jingkang era in the Song Dynasty. Could you change it to the Wei River?
No way! What's the point of calling you "little boy"? Don't historians ever research how people address each other? People don't use "little boy" anymore these days! I'm ignorant, I've never heard of it! I really don't understand where this term of address comes from.
Ice made directly from saltpeter appears to be poisonous.
Putting everything else aside, there are so many typos... Shouldn't you fix it?
After reading the first chapter, I want to ask, did the author even write *Tang Brick*? Are you serious about what to bring on a trip? Potatoes and sweet potatoes? Corn kernels are more realistic. The protagonist's body shrinks from 28 to 13 years old, and he doesn't even realize he's shrunk for three days. Are you sure you're making the protagonist's character this ridiculous? Then don't bother with any more scheming or plotting.
I couldn't take it anymore; I was poisoned. Please don't dissect me; leave me a whole body.
Please pay more attention to reducing the number of typos.
I find people who fawn over everyone disgusting. If they lived in the Republic of China era, they would definitely be considered traitors.
The book is alright, but the typos are off-putting.
Writing is never easy; it requires passion and personal interest. Keep it up, brother!