The Road to the Rise of the Tang Dynasty

From the beginning, the protagonist is clearly a modern man, but in the book he appears to be a lunatic who has never seen money or women. He just freezes in place and drools at every turn. And it happens very frequently, making it hard to watch.

Starting from the battle of King Qin to destroy Xue Ju, the angle is relatively new, and the writing style is not bad. Although it is not as good as the great masters, it is still readable and not poisonous. The author has written so much. Although he is not very popular, he has always insisted on updating. If possible, please support him 🙂

The Cui family robs the glass crafts → the protagonist catches the tongue and obtains a confession → he is taken away on the way to court → the reason is that "the Cui family cannot be suppressed". In front of me, I can arrest people, interrogate people, and get irrefutable evidence. But when it's time to show my cards, you tell me that you "can't suppress it"? This is not a "frustration", this is the protagonist's initiative to disarm. This is not a "game", this is the author forcing the protagonist to give in. Isn't your idea bad? The Cui family was impeached because the weapons workshop was invaded. You have the Li family behind you, and you are fighting against an aristocratic family. What's going on? The previous part was pretty normal. Let's just play this for 200 chapters? Thanks to you, you can still write more than two thousand! Everyone, run away! I can't stand this book!

On the battlefield, he would have died long ago if he shouted whether to rush or not. He could think of so many things and treat us like idiots.

There are more than two thousand chapters and only a few dozen posts. . .