The Great Agricultural Tyrant of the Early Tang

You, the protagonist, think the whole world is your father and everyone has to indulge you.

I feel that the male lead's attitude is very problematic. Dragon-like male protagonist He was just taken in in ancient times, and that's how he treated his rescuer. Then, he started talking to himself and demanding things of others. He wouldn't just boil his own water, he insisted his benefactor do it for him. There wasn't anything particularly bad about his behavior, but his attitude really annoyed me.

Borrowing 1 shi of grain and returning 100 shi is an obvious logical flaw. Anyone with a sound mind wouldn't write such an illogical plot. And then there's the 2 guan for a flatbread?! Do you even know how much 2 guan is? How heavy is it in your hand? Just to buy one flatbread?

He was poisoned to death in the first chapter, and what kind of tone is that when you talk to your savior? No manners whatsoever, acting like he's some kind of superior, disgusting.

I read a novel a long time ago, but I've forgotten what it was called. The male protagonist travels back in time to the Tang Dynasty by plane. He later finds the crashed plane and discovers a bag of salt and pepper peanuts on board. He's overjoyed. Why? Because he can now grow peanuts! Then he realizes that peanuts can't actually be grown this way.

Author, please reply! Will this book be about conquering the world and going head-to-head with the Tang Dynasty? I'm so tired of those books that fawn over the Tang Dynasty and Li Shimin. They could be the masters, but they insist on being little fanboys to Li Shimin.

After reading the third chapter, where the author borrows three shi of wheat seeds but demands 360 shi of flour in return, and then agrees in the end, I want to ask how arrogant the author is, or if he's drunk? My family is from Xianyang, Shaanxi Province. We grow winter wheat. Wheat tillers only have three or four tillers on average (not counting experimental fields).

Borrowing 3 shi and returning 360 shi, author, you can keep playing your own game. I'm leaving now.

The protagonist's personality is absolutely disgusting. In the six or seven years I've been reading books, this protagonist's personality ranks among the worst. It's so repulsive I can't continue reading. Some protagonists, though pretentious, are just entertaining to read; even if they're poorly written, it's just a minor annoyance.

This is seriously toxic! Forcing modern thinking onto ancient people is unbearable... I'm quitting.