The Tang Dynasty Reputation System

It's tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw it away!

It would be better to change the protagonist's entire family's names. Everyone else calls the author Su Moumou, but the name Wang Chou Niu is a joke.

I suggest the author write a new book where the female protagonist breaks away from the tired, spoiled, and willful type. Intelligent women are six parts virtuous, three parts shrewd, and one part willful. Being too demanding and unreasonable will only lead to mental exhaustion and won't make you likable. There are just too many spoiled and willful female protagonists in historical fiction. There aren't that many girls who behave like that...

The so-called "precepts for women" were considered a joke in the Tang Dynasty. It was only during the Song Dynasty that a group of incompetent officials rose to prominence. Even Tang Dynasty prime ministers were not controlled by shrewish women. The trends in the Tang Dynasty can be compared to those in the Qin and Han Dynasties.

I won't go into customs, habits, or food since we've never lived in the Tang Dynasty, but in Chapter Two, your father works himself to the bone for 80 coins a month, and in Chapter Seventy-Nine, he's hiring laborers for 80 coins a day, including three meals and meat? Even inflation doesn't go that fast! 😥

Don't kneel so easily. Kneeling was not customary in the Tang Dynasty. Even if Li Shimin came, he wouldn't have to kneel. I saw a group of people kneeling when Cheng Chumo came to the protagonist's village.

The synopsis is off-putting, I didn't read it, just posting this to fill space.

I quickly flipped through it and found many glaring flaws. First, in the Tang Dynasty, "" (daren) refers to one's parents. Many Tang Dynasty novels depict people addressing officials as "" and acknowledging them as "father," and this book is no exception. Secondly, the Tang Dynasty was very open and egalitarian in its forms of address.

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Think about it: in ancient times, even low-alcohol beverages were restricted by the state to prevent unscrupulous merchants from brewing alcohol that would lead to food shortages. High-alcohol beverages were at most used by the military to treat wounds; anyone who sold them would be beheaded.