I Am in the Tang Dynasty, and I Have Already Been Expelled from School

A village with over a thousand acres of land, more than ten thousand people farming it, and they all seem very busy, yet a single silver coin is enough to feed them all. An army of one hundred thousand only needs a few hundred dan of grain to fight a war. The author seems to be a bit bad at math.

I wonder what these emperors and prime ministers are doing all day, staring at some commoner kid.

Because I was desperate for something to read, I endured this toxic book and have only managed to read this far. All I can say is that subscribing was a waste of money. I've been holding my nerve to read this far, and now I've finally snapped.

Having read this book so far, I feel that the author completely disregarded the historical accuracy of the characters' personalities in order to portray the protagonist as awesome. Moreover, the author's understanding of history is simply not deep enough. After finishing this novel, I felt like I was eating a piece of greasy, tasteless meat, which made me feel sick and sick.

Chapter 85: 500 shi (a unit of dry measure) is enough to supply a war? Seriously? Even if you're going to do something wrong, you can't just write it like that!

Poisoned! Glass is made by firing stone. In the early Zhenguan period, Crown Prince Li Tai was only a few years old. A mere child already trying to win people over? A small silver ingot could feed three thousand people three meals a day for a while—it's utterly speechless.

The fact that it describes building railways in the Tang Dynasty tells you what kind of book this is. The synopsis itself tells us not to use your brain while reading this book, or it will make you stupid.

Speechless. If you're going to copy poems, at least put some effort into it. Are you a remnant of the previous dynasty, now that the country is broken and the land is still there?

Goodbye, although I'm resistant to this kind of thing, the plot was too boring, so I'm deleting it.

Does the author not read the comments? Does the author not know that one shi (石) in Tang Dynasty was equivalent to 60 kilograms today? Only 800 shi in Jingyang County? People would have starved to death long ago. This is very discouraging. One shi in Tang Dynasty was equivalent to 60 kilograms today. Did the author not check the basic information after writing so much? With such a small amount of food, Li Shimin's army would have starved to death before even leaving Chang'an.