The Tang Dynasty Library

Before Chapter 46, the protagonist was strategizing and winning thousands of miles away. After Chapter 46, why did he become mentally retarded as if the author had changed! Especially in the military tent of Tiance Mansion, being held down and beaten by a group of big guys; this is not the slightest difference from the wise and almost demonic protagonist in the previous article. Before Chapter 46, Li Shimin asked for advice from the protagonist. The protagonist was confident in winning the battle thousands of miles away and was high-spirited! It's a pity that this book has a good beginning. How come it becomes more and more retarded as it goes on?

I hope the author will change Li Yuanba back to Li Xuanba. The reason why Li Xuanba was changed to Li Yuanba by the Qing Dynasty was because the word "Xuan" in Kangxi's name was taboo. His real name is Li Xuanba!

In the rebirth of the Tang Dynasty, there was a thatched house where you could enjoy the shade during the day and watch the stars at night. There are no rats to bother you, nor money to bother you. There is a talent that is famous all over the world, but he lacks the ability to leave the village. I have a thin shirt, I am proud, full of ambition, and full of talent. But if you have a hundred coins left, can I return your beautiful country to you one day?

After reading ten chapters, I can't see the temperament of the teacher except for cheating and kidnapping. He looks like a slut. You gave the book such a bookish title, but the protagonist in the book looks like a slut who has no education and can only cheat and swindle. How do you think about it?

🙂 The most poisonous novel I have read this year. The protagonist behaves like a retard.

It's so awkward to watch, and I can't even use punctuation marks.

Can you confirm that the protagonist is a graduate student in the Chinese Department of Peking University and a staff member of the National Library? Are they any different from street gangsters and scoundrels? It's also too poisonous.

Um, there are too many books with hypocritical protagonists. It looks disgusting now. No wonder there are so many dark books now. I would rather read books with real villains than books with hypocrites.

It becomes more and more contradictory as it goes on. The protagonist is always seeking death in various ways. He always says that he has a plan in mind and has no plans left, but he always gets slapped in the face later! He always refuses to get rid of the root cause, thinking that he can deal with other people's hidden tricks. The protagonist is a sucker, always being on guard when others are knocking on his door, and the more he watches, the more angry he gets! The more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes!

I thought that the protagonist could maintain the appearance of a distinguished person, but here it immediately turned into those Li Shimin looking at the protagonist as a kid, Cheng Yaojin as a bastard, and he even had an uncle inexplicably. The character design fell apart so quickly. The confrontation between the protagonist and Li Shimin in the first part made people feel that the protagonist was like a famous person from all over the world. Later, when the protagonist came back to discuss the matter, everyone was confused. I thought it was different from other novels, but in the end it was pretty much the same. Will the protagonist go to the palace and go to school with Lao Kong later? Is Queen Changsun just trying to cheat the protagonist out of her money and wants to help him save money? Does Li Shimin want to marry his daughter to the protagonist?