The Tang Dynasty's Grain King
大唐粮草王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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I really couldn't stand it, so I gave up. Those who care about historical accuracy, please leave. It's not rigorous at all. This is the first time I've heard that oil-splashed noodles are actually cut. Cheng Huaimo is Cheng Yaojin's eldest son; Cheng Chumo must be crying in the bathroom.
The system is already out, and it's a heavily modified version of the historical novel, so why are you afraid of changing history?
I've read a few chapters, and I haven't finished the first volume yet, but apart from the name Li Xuanba being a highlight, it's been quite bland. The writing style is acceptable, but it's obvious the author didn't prepare an outline and wrote it on a whim, making the first volume feel really awkward.
Let me explain why I can't stand it. It's actually very simple: you say no but your body does it. It is said that we should not change history, but everything we do changes history. Who was that last person who said that? That bitch is just being pretentious.
Reborn into the past and not becoming emperor, why do I feel a bit of a headache? If you went back in time and had a chance to become emperor, would you? I would.
How did a top student end up like a loser after transmigrating?
It's a shame that the book, which had a good concept, was ruined by the author.
Dear readers, if you see someone familiar around you who likes to smile wryly and touch their nose, don't hesitate, quickly cling to their coattails—they're definitely the protagonist!
I hate "system" stuff the most. There was never any "system" stuff in Jin Yong's or other authors' novels.
This protagonist is ridiculous. The previous text mentioned arriving in 2200. He has an IQ of 2000+ and over 30 PhDs, so his technology should be advanced enough, right? But then, his IQ drastically drops by the time he reaches the Tang Dynasty? He can't even do the most basic rudimentary steelmaking, let alone increase egg production! Seriously?
The protagonist is so infatuated with the woman that he can't move; the protagonist's IQ is too low; the protagonist's personality is too silly. Okay, all the flaws of this book are here. If you can stand it, then read it. If not, then get lost! I'm leaving now.