The Tang Dynasty Library

Before chapter 46, the protagonist was a master strategist who could win battles from afar. But after chapter 46, he suddenly became incredibly stupid, as if the author had changed! Especially in the military tent of the Tian Ce Mansion, he was beaten up by a group of powerful figures. This is a far cry from the protagonist who was almost demonically wise in the previous chapters.

I hope the author will change Li Yuanba back to Li Xuanba. The Qing Dynasty changed Li Xuanba's name to Li Yuanba because they avoided using the character "Xuan" in Emperor Kangxi's name. His original name was Li Xuanba!

Reborn in the Tang Dynasty, I have a thatched hut where I can cool off by day and stargaze by night. There are no rats to bother me, nor wealth to trouble my mind. I possess talent that will make me famous throughout the land, yet I lack the means to even step outside my village.

After reading ten chapters, aside from the swindling and cheating, I see no trace of the qualities of a teacher. He's just a complete conman. You gave the book such a scholarly title, yet the protagonist is utterly uncultured, a conman who can only swindle and cheat. How can I accept this?

🙂The most toxic novel I've read this year; the protagonist acts like an idiot.

It's so awkward to read; they can't even use punctuation properly!

Can you be sure the protagonist is a graduate student in the Chinese Department of Peking University and a staff member of the National Library? Is there any difference between him and a street thug or scoundrel? That's too cruel.

There are too many books with hypocritical protagonists these days, it's disgusting. No wonder there are so many dark novels now. I'd rather read about a genuine villain than a hypocrite.

The story becomes increasingly contradictory as it progresses. The protagonist constantly makes foolish mistakes, always claiming to be cunning and infallible, only to be repeatedly proven wrong! He also never truly eliminates the root of the problem, believing he can handle others' underhanded tactics. The protagonist is essentially a victim, always only taking precautions when attacked directly. It's increasingly frustrating and boring to watch!

I thought the protagonist would maintain the air of a wise and virtuous person, but here it immediately transforms into Li Shimin looking at the protagonist as a child, Cheng Yaojin being a scoundrel, and he even inexplicably has an uncle. The character development collapsed so quickly.