
I Deliver Takeout in the Tang Dynasty
我在大唐送外卖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 335k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
161Chapters
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6.8kFans
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At first, I was deceived by the name and thought it was a systematic article. I suggested that the author change his name. Otherwise, this name will dissuade many people.
So this is not a systematic article, but this name really dissuades countless people. Doesn't the author plan to change it?
The novel is a novel and cannot be read as history. It is just some interesting stories surrounding the protagonist to let us pass the boring time. If you are happy with the story, it means that the story is good enough for us to get involved in. If not, give the author some advice, read the novel happily, and live peacefully.
It's a very interesting novel. I'd like to trouble the author to update it more 🙏
I want to know where the main plot is. Although the writing is okay, does it have anything to do with the title of the book? Being a loyal licker wearing Meituan skin is still a sadist. There is no golden finger, you are just seeking death from the beginning to the end. You don't want to think that someone can kill you for any crime. What's the waste of capital? It's great to see the protagonist in the latest chapter trolling people. I don't want to think about his background (his uncle is just aside, even if he is right), even if you are the one responsible for the trash, I don't know what to do. Anyone who has a golden finger to rely on is not seeking death, but showing off. This needs to be clarified. If there is no golden finger and a sadistic master, no matter how good the writing is, it will not be on the stage.
I just watched it a while ago. First of all, I think the most creative thing is to poke fun at Meituan's clothes. Anyway, I laughed for a while. There is also a complaint about calling "adult" in the TV series, which also deeply touched my heart~ There are also many rigorous but humorous complaints. This novel made me feel comfortable at the beginning and gave me hope to continue reading. Of course there are definitely shortcomings. No book can please anyone and has no shortcomings. However, the shortcomings are indeed not as many as the advantages. At least based on the progress I have seen so far, I can't find any big shortcomings, let alone the small ones. There are some logical problems. If you think about it carefully, why would the plot be advanced otherwise. Anyway, it's not a bad thing to read. Wouldn't it be nice to scare the people around you with some useless knowledge~ (laughing)
Why do I feel like this male protagonist is stupid? Since there are so many chefs, I just want to find one I can't deal with. You must know that an experienced chef who has been mixed up to this level is definitely an experienced chef. If there was no protagonist law behind him, he would be a traitor in a matter of minutes.
The author named it Gong Bao, and there was no chicken. This seems to be a sign of something, I have an ominous premonition...
This is also an urban novel wrapped in the Tang Dynasty. There is no problem in changing the era background to the present. The author is not sophisticated enough, and the humanistic ecology of the Tang Dynasty is not like this. Many of the social ways that we take for granted and think are correct are not the case in Tang Dynasty. The status of merchants during the opening period of a dynasty was not low, and the way they talked with officials was comparable to that of contemporary times, but far from comparable to that of the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
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