Start by Running a Royal Farm

It's boring to say that it's verbose from the beginning.

After reading a few chapters, I thought it was a good Tang Dynasty book. In the end, I was still too naive, and the book fell into a routine again and was no longer interesting.

Gold and silver in the Tang Dynasty were not traded as currency. They were only used for rewards by wealthy families or for trading bulk items. Gold and silver were basically not seen among the people, and even copper coins were not enough to use silk Juan as auxiliary coins. There is also the meaning that adults are fathers in the Tang Dynasty, and they will not call themselves villains. The sense of déjà vu in Qing palace dramas

This is the most peaceful time traveler I have seen. He is kind-hearted, ambitious, and resourceful, but not greedy or sentimental. Very good! Very good! The author should be a warm person

A female reader asked if it was a stud book! Is there a harem? Please help clear mines!

It's too dissuading. A county magistrate who guards Bashu where Ba and Han people live together dares to assemble more than 2,000 people to attack the Ba people for such a small role as the protagonist. I have to say that he has lost his mind. Let's not talk about the court's attitude towards the mountain people in the south. It mainly focuses on wooing and appeasing Wei. As long as they don't make trouble, thank God. As a county magistrate, how dare you stir up trouble? I'm afraid I'm not too impatient to live anymore. Moreover, as a county magistrate from outside, he can still get the support of the locals. Not to mention whether there are any benefits to following the magistrate, it really makes the matter bigger, and the pressure from the court can be tolerated. In ancient times, a fight between dozens of peasants could be regarded as a rebellion and executed. Who gave you the courage to gather more than 2,000 people? What else is this not a rebellion?

Is this traveling through the Qing Dynasty? The protagonist talks a lot about adults and villains. Is it okay to randomly identify your father?

It's really embarrassing to watch. Why was paper so expensive in ancient times? It was just because it cost a lot of labor. There were only three main characters. Paper was said to be created quickly, but it was done quickly.

I read it in one sitting and it was very well written.

This book is very comfortable to read. It may be a little exaggerated at first, but after reading it, you will find that the overall style is the same and there is no exaggeration, because that is how it feels!

After reading Chapter 6, there are many details or illogical places. Making paper saves time. I killed three pigs and bought salt to make bacon. The dog I just bought can watch the house and call the police.

I would like to ask if this is a top-level martial arts essay or a waste of martial arts essays? I won't read Ding Wu's words.

This is what we call a time traveler. People within the system are playing at the high end. They fear that the general trend will overwhelm the world, and even the enemies have to admire it.

If you want to read farming and historical articles, you can take a detour, and if you want to read non-brained articles, you can read it.

This is what a time traveler should do! This is serious farming. He would stay in one place, gather hundreds of thousands of disciples, and then use economic, cultural, and military force to crush them directly. Very well written, good luck to the author!

I don't like Li Wu's online novel. The title of this book is good. The protagonist is a retainer. There are no annoying intrigues, jealousy, fat-reducing jokes. It is just about using strength to overcome strength, and the advancement speed is fast. Some friends are worried about what to write later. In fact, the foundation is being laid for the primary stage, and the magnificent era has not yet begun.

This book is really hard to read with your brain! The reduction of intelligence is very powerful.

It's a very good historical farming article. I like it very much. Keep it up.

I haven't read it yet, but the Tang Dynasty was a semi-slavery system. Whether it was scholars, peasants, merchants, or stewards in a farm, or anything else, all those who worked for people were slaves, and they were the kind that could not be reborn. The whole family, young and old, would all be slaves in the future!

If you don't rebel, you're a waste! If a time-travel historical novel doesn't rebel, what's the point of writing it?

How come there are no historical experts to criticize this book? The plot of the attack is really unwatchable. In ancient times, gathering a few hundred people was considered a rebellion, but tens of thousands of people were returned. The author is really awesome.

I'm just curious why there aren't any chapter reviews. It's so boring to read.

I gave up on Wu Zetian the first time I saw her appear... Failed to create an important character. I originally wanted to read the rest, but after flipping through the past few pages, the cutscenes were all very uncomfortable. This author's dialogue problem is too serious. They deal with each other sentence by sentence, everyone speaks like one person, as if they have chosen the right words in advance, I say this first, and then you say that, and he says it after that... Then the emotions come at once... It is violent and violent... It can be tolerated when there are few people, but it is too uncomfortable when the number of people increases... And there is very little space for writing. The dialogue takes place in a profound place, and there is basically no word about the surrounding environment. The descriptions of actions are also very sparse and stiff. In this way, the already unsightly dialogue becomes even more unwatchable...

I came here to see farming... Why are there political struggles in more than ten chapters after selling paper? I'm speechless.

It's the same type as the one with the Datang system, and it looks comfortable.

In the cover picture, the house will be flooded if it rains 😅

Sage Wang! A rare protagonist. The book is still good, but some things may be a little flawed if you look carefully. But after all, this is a time-travel novel, so it can't be too arrogant. Although the saint is a bit imaginary, his three views are relatively upright, which is much better among a group of domineering and mischievous protagonists.

After reading more than 80 chapters, I feel like I am almost at the end. Most of the details are skipped, just like reading an outline, but there are a lot of useless plots. One chapter gets married, the next chapter the second child can talk. In the previous chapter, he personally taught a group of children, and in the next chapter, he has hundreds of thousands of disciples. In the previous chapter, blast furnace ironmaking had just been developed, and in the next chapter, the national iron price plummeted by half. In the previous chapter, he picked up two alchemy Taoist priests, and in the next chapter, he used gunpowder to massacre the city and destroy the country.

This is to become a saint, Zi Zi,

The writing is simple, and it feels natural and comfortable to read carefully. Kudos to the author.