The Tang Dynasty Began with the Donation of Medicine

Who is the author to tell you that Empress Changsun has a migraine? She is obviously out of breath, and she is someone who doesn't know history. She writes randomly and makes assumptions. This is not the case.

Xiaobaiwen is not scary, what is scary is ignorance. I don't even know some of the most basic things about the Tang Dynasty and I dare to write about the Tang Dynasty. Besides, this book is so childish.

The author should stop writing books. His skills are so bad that I can't even read them.

After reading twenty chapters, I discovered that there are two mentally retarded people, one is the protagonist and the other is the author. Why, that's because the author's concept of money stayed in the Qing Dynasty, and purchases were calculated in taels. The thought of two days as the protagonist is like that of a 6-year-old child

Looking at the introduction, there is a strong smell of abandoned roads.

Is this skill a one-time use?

Imitating Da Qin starts with offering fairy medicine

I don't know about other dynasties, but the Tang Dynasty regarded fatness as beauty. Therefore, the beauties of the Tang Dynasty were all round and plump...

I haven't finished reading any of them😅😅😅

Make money and then give it all to women! Still for free

How did I remember that there was a book called Da Qin that started by donating medicine?

A peerless divine book with more than one million words and less than 100 recommendation votes

When I read the beginning, I thought the protagonist would show off to others and have a strong personality, but as the story goes on, he turns out to be a clumsy, kneeling Li Er, and the protagonist is a scumbag with a shoddy outlook on life. Pooh!

I remember doesn't the Queen have asthma? In ancient times, Qi disease was called disease? Li Shimin only has migraines, right?

There is nothing interesting to see in the Tang Dynasty. The emperors of the Tang Dynasty basically killed their brothers and sisters.

I didn't read it, but after reading the introduction, the spaceships came out, and I flashed decisively.

The writing is still readable, but the content is really bad. . .