
The Great Tang Cram School
大唐补习班
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Isn't that just being too picky and not good enough for anything?
Author, you should do some research and avoid making obvious logical errors. During the Tang Dynasty, there was no MSG, and salt was mostly bitter coarse salt. Good refined salt was used only by the nobility. So your plate of scallion oil tofu without chili (and fried in lard) really wasn't very tasty.
This is a story with over 1 million words in the readership 🙂
Seeing the Silla princess scene made me want to vomit; I lost all interest in reading further! Why do almost every novel have women like Kim Seung-man who act like they're part of someone else's family, making everyone feel like they owe them something? These are the most disgusting characters; why do authors always write them like this?
Can we please stop writing about this Korean princess? The person who tried to assassinate you was treated so well; it's disgusting.
I've noticed that many time-travel readers seem to think that ancient soldiers' troop formations were terrible, which puzzles me. Ancient times were the era of cold weapons; if even the most basic troop formations were sloppy, how could they possibly fight a war?
Among scholars, you have the highest martial prowess; among military generals, you have the highest cultural refinement. That means you are neither as strong as a warrior nor as cultured as a scholar. What use is you to the emperor? Wouldn't you become a hybrid, neither fish nor fowl?
I absolutely can't stand this woman surnamed Jin anymore. The more I read, the more nauseous I feel. I can tolerate her assumptions, since it's supposed to be a lighthearted read, but this woman is a real jerk. The more I read, the more annoyed I get. Goodbye, I'm dropping this book.
At first, I dismissed the criticisms, using modern internet slang like "pinching your nose"... But then I saw things like making soap, and how the lean meat in Chang'an was sold out while no one wanted the fatty meat. I just couldn't stand it! Haha, Tang Dynasty people preferred lean meat and wouldn't buy fatty meat? Tsk tsk tsk, this author probably never even tried it; he must have never experienced hardship growing up.
This is extremely toxic. Even the free version is unwatchable. It's riddled with logical and grammatical errors. Only those with absolutely no historical knowledge and low intelligence could possibly finish it. Anyone with even a basic understanding of history would find it unbearable. 😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😆😆😆😆😆😆