Starting with the Management of the Imperial Farm

Gold and silver were not used as currency in the Tang Dynasty. They were only used by wealthy families for rewards or for large-scale transactions. Ordinary people rarely saw gold and silver, and even copper coins were insufficient; silk was used as subsidiary currency. Also, in the Tang Dynasty, "adult" meant "father," and people wouldn't refer to themselves as "little person" (小人). This evokes a Qing Dynasty drama feel.

This is the most peaceful time-traveler I've ever read. He has a kind heart, ambition, and resourcefulness, but he's not greedy or promiscuous. Excellent! Excellent! The author must be a warm-hearted person.

A female reader asked if this is a harem novel! Does it include any elements of a harem? Please help me avoid any triggers!

This is utterly ridiculous. A county magistrate in a region inhabited by both Ba and Han people in Sichuan dares to gather over 2,000 men to attack the Ba people for the sake of such a minor character as the protagonist? I have to say, he's lost his mind.

It was incredibly awkward to watch. The reason why paper was so expensive in ancient times was because it required a lot of labor. There were only three main characters, yet paper could be made so easily, even quickly.

Is this some kind of time-travel to the Qing Dynasty? The protagonist keeps using the slang "adult" and "child." And randomly claiming fathers—is that even allowed?

I read it in one go; it was very well written.

This book is very comfortable to read. It may seem a bit exaggerated at first, but once you finish reading it, you'll find that the overall style is consistent, so there's no exaggeration anymore, because that's just how it is!

I've read six chapters, and there are so many details, or rather, so many inconsistencies and illogical points. Making paper is such a quick and easy task; they've already slaughtered three pigs, bought salt to make cured meat, and the newly bought dog is already guarding the house and calling the police.

I'd like to ask if this is a top-tier martial arts novel or a poor-quality one? If it's top-tier, I won't read it.