Poetry and Pastoral Life in the Great Tang

Foreigners who go to the Tang Dynasty don't speak any English.

They could have bought seeds at a low price, but instead they chose to buy them at a high price, telling foreigners they were selling them too cheaply.

Could you change "" to ""? It looks really awkward.

Why don't we eat pork? First, in ancient times, pigs were used to clean up human excrement. Pigs were raised to feed on human waste. Second, the pork I received as a child, and even now, from relatives who raise pigs, was always smokeless and tasted much better than meat fed with feed and hormones. Third, mutton is also gamey! Another plagiarist.

The author who claimed that kneeling was not customary in the Tang Dynasty must have watched too many slapstick comedies! 50 Strings of cash, or 50,000 coins—such a huge bag—you just take it away like that? The writing is completely sloppy.

After reading eight to ten chapters, from history to fantasy, from low-level martial arts to immortals and gods, I died from poisoning.

Seeing so many people criticizing you makes me feel relieved.

Before the Age of Exploration and the rise of England, English was considered a language of low social standing. Even the upper nobility, including the King, did not use it; it was primarily spoken by the common people and confined to England. At that time, Roman Latin and Greek were considered higher languages, and later, French also emerged as a higher language, a language of the aristocracy.

Chapter 28 is gone. 50 Strings of cash? How many kilograms is that? In the first few chapters, the protagonist was desperately trying to earn a few coins, and now he's paying a deposit of 50 strings? One string is 1000 coins. He just casually pulls out 50 strings of cash. Does the protagonist have a storage ring? What kind of writing is this?

During the Tang Dynasty, the West had not yet embarked on the Age of Exploration, so where did chili peppers and potatoes come from?