A Food Lover in the Tang Dynasty

I really like this book and admire the author even more. Amid the scoldings from trolls, my results got better and better, and I was finally scolded for being the number one newbie signing and becoming a featured new book, haha.

I'm confused, where is the evidence that the pigs in the Tang Dynasty were not castrated? Isn't it a bit too underestimated by the ancients?

Is it normal for a modern person who has just returned to ancient times to use weights and measures that he is familiar with? I don't understand why so many people are complaining. Do we have to use ancient weights and measures if we go back to ancient times? A person who is used to one pound equaling ten taels will adapt to one pound equaling sixteen taels? For a person who is accustomed to modern time, if you suddenly tell him that Mao Shiji is Shen Shijiu, will he understand?

What a Holy Mother, why don't you write about brothers turning against each other? Now that you've written about it, just be more ruthless, okay? I am disappointed by this and that every day. Disappointment has no use! Disappointed you can have the throne? Learn from your father and kill your brother, take responsibility for it yourself! If you don't want to be harsh, don't emphasize the differences between brothers every day! He doesn't look like the protagonist, just like a dog in the Li family. He is busy doing things every day, but in the end, no one cries for his son to be useful! The garbage is thrown away, it makes me angry!

The important thing is that the content of the story is interesting and the logic is reasonable. As for how many pounds or taels it is, how to cook and eat it is not the point. You can write it, but don't write too much.

After reading about 50 chapters, I feel like I want to criticize the author, but I am speechless and want to persuade him to quit.

Your writing is getting better and better, keep up the good work.

There are so many people reading this kind of book that forcibly lowers your IQ.

I've read Chapter 40, and I just wanted to make a quick comment before leaving. Ignore the logic that it is inconsistent with historical facts. After all, time travel itself is no longer reliable. Even if I read it purely as a novel, I couldn't hold my breath while reading this novel and couldn't feel happy at all. I don't even want to complain about the illogical logic. Forget it. I don't want to talk about it anymore.

After reading it, tell me your opinion. Can this book be highly recommended? Did you spend money or was the reviewer blind? Didn't you eat the rotten rice balls covered with arsenic? Why do you still have the nerve to continue updating when the garbage is like this? The author hasn't graduated from middle school, and his writing is so bad. The most fearful thing about historical books is making up nonsense. I'm afraid the author has never studied history. If you delete your account as soon as possible, you can really join anyone.