The Li Family's Bastard Son in Sui and Tang

I'm not bragging, but there's no novel in this world I can't finish. Let me tell you, this novel is addictive, but that addiction is completely irrelevant to someone like me, a self-proclaimed "Shennong" (a legendary figure known for his shrewdness and perseverance).

What? They have orthopedics! And it's German? 😊

Chapter 3 was a bit toxic; the melodramatic plot twists resurfaced. It seems like this is the standard trope for every time someone transmigrates into the body of an illegitimate son. This is a bit far-fetched. Putting aside the difference in status between the two women, Dou Shi would never have done this. Historically, Li Yuan and his wife were very loving, so this posed no threat whatsoever.

I looked through about 50 pages and still have absolutely no idea what it's about. Maybe I'm just bored. This book isn't bad, really not bad, you should check it out if you don't believe me.

A bunch of veterans becoming emperors—what a great lesson from the Party! 😁

Why give up? I'm small and weak, so I'll give you 1000 as a token of my appreciation.

Without any cheat codes, an ordinary person who travels to ancient times would definitely not survive more than two episodes!

It's increasingly feeling like a series of events pieced together: who rebelled, who was killed, who was wiped out... I mean, a lot of it has nothing to do with the protagonist! Can't you write more about the protagonist? The protagonist feels so insignificant lately... You keep writing about extras.

Without a system or exceptional talent, I would rather just live a quiet life than participate in royal battles; it's a joke.

During the Sui Dynasty, Emperor Yang Guang's three campaigns were against Goguryeo. The Goryeo Dynasty was established after the fall of the Tang Dynasty, during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. Goguryeo and the Goryeo Dynasty had absolutely no connection.