A Fine Chancellor of the Tang Dynasty

Shennong tested poison... Extremely poisonous! The protagonist travels back in time and discovers one thing after another. He just pretends to be cool and can do anything! The plot doesn't even care about logic. The book is so short that I can't stand it anymore.

You can write it well. If you follow this idea and write it, the subscription should be very high. If you want to write it like a good landowner of the Tang Dynasty, then please say hello so that you won't waste your money and time.

I came from the video site and opened an audiobook membership specifically for this. After listening to Chapter 10, I really couldn't listen anymore. Let's not talk about the problem of the heroine. Let's just talk about the princes. Most of the princes, such as the Duke of Yingying, the Duke of Lu, and the Duke of E, were granted the title in the 11th year of Zhenguan. There were 16 years from the 4th year of Wude to the 11th year of Zhenguan. . . Even if you don't know this, the basic logic is there. Li Shimin is just a prince now. How can the Duke help him at any time? They can only be regarded as allies at best. Writing historical novels is not about making up history. There is no logic in writing without checking any historical data. It is as if the protagonist traveled to the Northern Song Dynasty and then asked passers-by what dynasty it was now, and the passers-by said Northern Song Dynasty. 😅

Brother, I don't ask you to understand the Tang Dynasty better when writing historical novels. Before Li Er ascended the throne, Cheng Yaojin was already Duke Lu? Do you understand that Cheng Yaojin was just a subordinate of Li Er, that a subordinate of the prince could also become a duke, and that a wife in the Tang Dynasty slapped her husband? You're kidding me,

I was poisoned as soon as I started reading the first chapter. First, when naming in ancient China, Heaven cannot be called. You are seeking death. Even the emperor dare not call you like that. You actually dare to be named after Heaven. The Emperor is the son of Heaven. Are you asking the emperor to be your son? You can't take the name of your country. In ancient times, it was necessary to avoid taboos about ancestors, gods, and names. Li He's father's name was Li Jin. Li He would not be able to pass the Jinshi examination and pass Jinshi in his life. There are also very few famous women in ancient times. Not to mention you, a commoner, even someone as powerful as Princess Pingyang, the daughter of Li Yuan, is not famous. Don't tell me that Li Xiuning was named by Mr. Huang Yi. I don't even have any common sense about history.

The protagonist's name is Qin Tian, ​​which is a BUG! It's a shame that the author figured out that the name was named after heaven in the Tang Dynasty. In the strict class society of ancient times, who except the emperor would dare to name someone after heaven? You can check the history books carefully. In ancient times, no one except the emperor dared to name someone after heaven. People named Youtian rarely lived past the age of 6 in ancient times, and they were killed by the emperor before they grew up. 😅😅

The portrayal of Emperor Taizong and General Tiance was unbearable. A monarch of Zhenguan rule was like a fool in the eyes of the protagonist. The second villain was also written as if he was mentally retarded. The third protagonist was written as if he were a saint. Under the ancient ideas of three obediences and four virtues, how can a protagonist like you help a strange woman so casually? It's called "helping friends". The author wants to beautify the protagonist, but it makes people see that he actually wants to be a bitch and wants to build a memorial arch at the same time!

I've been under a lot of pressure at work lately, so I've read a few novels. This one is good, not too trivial, and suitable for me to read. It's 12 years old. I like cool writing, but it's too boring for a novice, so I could just read the table of contents. This book is good, and the update is pretty good so far. It's quite enjoyable to read and relieves stress.

Why does the promised wife who is good at playing music, chess, calligraphy and painting give me the feeling of a foolish woman? Did the protagonist add your modern thoughts to the heroine? Women in the Tang Dynasty did not know how to interfere in politics. Do you think you married the empress dowager?

In ancient times, time travelers wanted to make a lot of money by selling things. Unless the thing was a luxury or a necessity of life, in that kind of self-sufficient social environment, doing business was basically nonsense. Mosquito-repellent incense was not a necessity at all for the lower class people in ancient times. Not to mention your price, in the villages and countryside, even if it was reduced ten times, no farmer would buy it. This is not a question of price, but a question of demand. In that era, the people at the bottom who could not afford to starve to death would not consume such things. It's possible to sell it in the town, but you won't make much money unless it's made into a luxury item like "incense." The same goes for toilet water. If you don't treat it as a luxury product like perfume, you won't be able to make a lot of money. For historical novels, some exaggeration and imprecision are allowed (for example, most readers will not investigate whether the raw materials used to manufacture a certain product in large quantities were conjured out of thin air, nor will they consider whether the official title of the character does not conform to the real history), but it should not be too exaggerated or too divorced from the social environment of the time.