Tending the Tang Dynasty

Protagonist, can you please stop being such a jerk... Su Chenxi? You seize every opportunity to hold her hand, touch her head, and hug her. Don't tell me you didn't recognize Su Chenxi was a woman disguised as a man. Why don't you touch other men? You only care about touching and messing with Su Chenxi... You're not even going to marry her, yet you've practically touched her entire body... How are you any different from those guys who sleep with other people's wives these days?!

The pacing was slow, and the ending was pathetic.

Cultivation novel, *Against the Gods* Post-apocalyptic novel, *Killing the Abyss* Fantasy novel, *Battle Through the Heavens* Hard science fiction novel, *The Three-Body Problem* A novel of over ten million words, "Starting from Zero"

I'm speechless. A couplet from a private tutor's first lessons is supposed to amaze a teacher? That's ridiculous. How come books these days are so sloppy? Are readers idiots? Are you trying to fool us?

The protagonist is too ancient. It takes decades for someone to transmigrate and be reborn into ancient times to become like this. It makes the reading experience very uncomfortable. It should feel more like the protagonist in *Tang Dynasty Brick*, someone who feels like a real person. The author needs to work harder!

"Can't afford to offend them, can't afford to offend them," every transmigrator says, "Since I'm here, I might as well make the best of it." Then it's another scene of filial piety and parental love. What business is it of yours what other people's parents are? Why do you like to meddle in everything? Every story is like this. Isn't there anything new? And their personalities are always so easily alarmed. 😅

Willow One Line, Willow Two Lines, how perfunctory are these names!

Tang Bohu lived in which dynasty?

First of all, author, you'd better reread history. Until the Song Dynasty, tea in China was made into a soup with spices and salt, just like we make soup today. That's why it's called tea soup. Couplets only became famous in the Ming Dynasty; they weren't that popular in the Tang Dynasty. Zhong Kui only appeared in the mid-to-late Tang Dynasty.

Author, if you don't have some basic knowledge of ancient times, you shouldn't be writing historical fiction. It's so awkward to read! I only read ten chapters and didn't want to continue. Where did they get high-proof liquor in the Tang Dynasty? And ordinary people in the Tang Dynasty didn't use silver! Making such basic mistakes is just unbelievable! Why didn't you write that airplanes and cars existed in the Tang Dynasty?! What a freak!