The Sword God of Early Tang

By the way, our ancestors were not that stupid... There was a compass in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period... That thing was called Sinan... You don't need to be taught about navigation... You didn't know that there was something called the Maritime Silk Road that started in the Western Han Dynasty... However, the main foreign trade channel before the middle of the Tang Dynasty was the land route in the Western Regions. Later, due to wars and shifts in economic focus, the Maritime Silk Road replaced the land route and became the main channel for Sino-foreign trade.

I just read the introduction. I have a question. In ancient times, imperial power was supreme. You are above the imperial power. I dare say that an emperor would use all the strength of the country to kill you.

The protagonist repeatedly explained it to them, but I was a little confused. The protagonist is a fairy, and immortals and mortals are people in two worlds. You will explain to the ants next to your house: Don't worry, I'm not interested in your ant nest. And every time it was in a pleasant tone. You are asked by the ant nest, let me tell you clearly, will you occupy my ant nest? This is very inconsistent with the character set by the protagonist. There is no need to kill people, but I think it is okay to make some mockery. This feels like the language is very stiff.

Nima, it's poisonous. I can't stand it after reading 3 chapters. The protagonist is a modern person. He killed so many people when he first came. That's okay. He was still sarcastic when he saw Li Shimin. Since he knows the history, he should know the situation at that time. Besides, you, an ordinary person, are so arrogant when you see the emperor. Who do you think you are? In modern times, this is equivalent to an ordinary person teaching the president of a country. You have no foreshadowing. Hey, let's not talk about it.

Just average, starting from a mid-range level, maybe I'm picky!

I feel very embarrassed about the introduction. Are you still above the imperial power? The introduction persuaded me to quit, and there was no need for other Shennong to test the poison.

After reading so much, I feel that the title of the book should be called [I was a nanny in the Tang Dynasty] ←_← Do you feel this way?

The writing is quite good, much better than those on the shelves! Why can't it be put on the shelves yet?

I've just read two chapters and I feel like I'm hooked. It's such a good historical article, but it turns you into a pretentiously invincible fantasy article. I'm really convinced.

You can't imagine overcoming the imperial power.