The Great Tang’s Sage of Agriculture

I want to ask how many people have given up reading because of "Wang Hao"

All the novels written about the early Tang Dynasty are the same, they were eaten to death by Li Shimin and Zhang Sun, without exception, so what? At worst, if you make enough money and find a place to retire, they will come to visit you for no reason, right? You were no longer a big shot before time travel, but you still have to suffer from such cowards after time travel, so why bother? If you go back to ancient times and work as slaves, kneeling and licking those wise kings and saints, then you might as well just eat and die in modern times. At least you can play games online, watch Teacher Cang's movies, follow TV series, and complain about movies. How can you be better than being bullied at any time in ancient times, right? Any kid from an aristocratic family can threaten to kill you. The big boss only thinks about how to exploit you every day. He is not satisfied with giving so many benefits and wants you to dedicate everything to him. Is this kind of life more comfortable than in modern times?

Slightly toxic. The villain's IQ is too low. There are a lot of flaws. It's tiring to watch.

In ancient times, when there was mud everywhere, who would buy high heels to wear? It takes a long time to learn before you dare to walk, and high-heeled shoes also scratch your feet. Westerners began to invent that high-heeled shoes are only for men to wear because the streets are dirty. I don't understand why many historical novels include high-heeled shoes. The author worships Western thought. It is better to use the emperor as a symbol and then work with all the families to use their interests to push them to change. This is Western thought.

I always feel that many people's brains are broken The Tang Dynasty was called the Shengshi. Who told you? Which dynasty was not prosperous in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China? There were more than 100 million people in the Sui Dynasty and less than 10 million in the Tang Dynasty Tell me why it was not prosperous. It would have been a prosperous age if a pig were in charge What did that bastard Li Shimin do? Isn't it the same as Kang Mazi traveled through the Tang Dynasty and became the emperor in the skin of a Han? There is no difference until Wu Zetian was in the prosperous age. Why? Because only Wu Zetian has the capital to build aristocratic families The Tang Dynasty is a bubble supported by aristocratic families, and it will burst when it is popped Is there any difference between boasting about the prosperous age every day and Kang Mazi? Hu Zongli Shimin has no sense of shame His various marriages are taken for granted His previous Han marriages are a shame How many lifetimes can he hold a grudge? The only thing Li Shimin can do is to be diligent And his diligence is just to cover up the absurd things before him Forcing his sister-in-law and sleeping with his sister-in-law. Is there any difference from Hu people? He deserves to be a Hu type Learning from the Han people's etiquette and virtuous corporal, he finally dug Wei Zheng's grave He also gave a lot of Han technical information to foreigners to make them bigger I always thought Li Shimin was a traitor emperor We might as well start a rebellion and kill this bastard.

The numbers in the book are really exaggerated, and the labor efficiency is higher than it is now. At least it is consistent with the situation. There are more than 10,000 pigs in one village. Even now, such large pig farms are rare.

It's really poisonous. Chapter 1. I've traveled through time for a few days. I left my younger siblings at home and were hungry all the time. I want to ask, what did the protagonist eat? Didn't you see two people starving to death when you went home to bed? Knowing that bamboo insects are edible, your family has to go hungry? I don't know which one is more risky, asking soldiers to borrow food or asking villagers? In addition, the labor force of dozens of people in a village is really too large. If you give you a few hundred people, why don't you build the Great Wall?

After reading Chapter 22, I became an official. Except the river is replenished with fish. Nothing related to agriculture at all. I went to join the officialdom again and became a dog licker. Article about selling dog meat with sheep's head. The title of the book is Agricultural Sage of the Tang Dynasty, and the content has nothing to do with agriculture.

The protagonist's name is the same as Ergoudan. He just traveled through time and traded his life for a bite of food from his predecessor's younger brother and sister. Based on these two points, abandon the book 🤫

Fifty laborers a month dug 2,000 acres of fish ponds and built a house in a village. If you just abandon the pit, 88 is too much for you! !