Reborn in the Great Tang as a Stay-at-Home Dad

The beginning was alright, but later the protagonist's daughter became so spoiled, willful, and unreasonable that it became disgusting. To put it bluntly, she harmed anyone she knew, with the protagonist aiding and abetting her. Those she harmed appeared weak and incompetent, blaming everything on the child's immaturity.

I don't know why, but I really dislike Cheng Yaojin in this book. ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू ) After reading several books about the Tang Dynasty, my impression of Cheng Yaojin has become: seemingly foolish but actually very shrewd and calculating. Or rather, why is Cheng Yaojin the first person people think of when they travel back to the Tang Dynasty?

Space, fantasy, and superpowers are missing. Animal world and Tarzan are coming soon. Would it be good to add these elements when writing a historical novel?

The idea of ​​a stay-at-home dad having a harem is disgusting; what kind of example is he setting for his children?

This is utter nonsense! The emperor orders you to treat him, and you dare refuse? If you don't go, your whole family will be arrested. If you don't treat him in a day, he'll kill the empress, and your entire clan will be exterminated. You're not writing a fantasy novel. In ancient times, let alone the emperor, even a county magistrate like you would die eight times over.

I couldn't read more than ten chapters! The protagonist, after being brutally beaten down by society in the real world, transmigrates to the early Tang Dynasty and becomes an idiot!

What the hell? Li Lizhi was only ten years old in the fifth year of the Zhenguan era, and you're running away like this? Let me see.

Taking in Wu Zetian is like a rotten apple spoiling the whole barrel; the previous relationship with the princess was so good, ruining what should have been an inspirational story; I'm dropping this.

I couldn't even finish the first chapter. The protagonist has such a penchant for having affairs; before he transmigrated, the female lead had been with him countless times, and their daughter was already grown up. Although it's still one body, it's not the same person after all.

The author's skill level is so low, they'd be better off working in an electronics factory. Seriously.