A Scholar in Tang Dynasty's Zhenguan Era

When Changsun Chong got home, he slapped Chang Le across the face. Wow, that's amazing! Is Changsun Wuji going to become emperor? Is this Princess Chang Le? He, Changsun Chong, can just come home and hit Chang Le whenever he wants?

The protagonist lacks responsibility. Fang Xuanling is the protagonist's mentor, and in ancient times, a mentor was defined as someone who was both a teacher and a father figure to the protagonist. Fang Xuanling treated the protagonist well. The protagonist could have saved the Fang family's tragedy by marrying Gao Yang, yet he hesitated and lacked responsibility.

These two latest pictures are pretty ruthless! I like how ruthless the protagonist is.

I'm not trying to be mean, but in ancient times, someone without proper status wanting to attend school was wishful thinking. Could anyone enter an official school without a certain social standing? Private schools were usually family-run or privately owned, and it depended on social status and wealth.

Well written, but don't write like that again. A princess suffering from domestic violence, beaten until she miscarries, and the emperor just lets her go so easily? You're kidding me. The protagonist is fawning over her like a dog; he's practically an invertebrate.

This is written by a level 5 expert, but it's completely disorganized and at an elementary school level.

So repetitive! This Tang Dynasty time-travel novel formula is just so unoriginal.

Those who frequent Qidian are all seasoned bookworms who can accept light novels, but please, please, don't be mindless! Is it fun to insult the readers' intelligence?

The protagonist gave me the impression of being both stupid and rude, and I didn't finish reading the first three chapters.

This book is utterly mindless and lacks any sense of perspective. It feels like something a child would play with. I saw it being published and immediately took it off the shelves. It's not worth the money.