Climbing the Charts Begins in the Tang Dynasty

I don't know why, but I felt a bit annoyed and frustrated while reading it. The logic and content were actually quite good, though. Maybe it's because the protagonist doesn't have any absolutely invincible trump cards; it feels like he could be killed off at any moment.

I've seen this kind of thing countless times; how could anyone possibly be interested? Your description of this "beauty" made me want to just walk away, you know? How beautiful do you think she was in ancient times? Just write "beautiful woman," there's no need to make her even more beautiful than later beauties. I'm really sick of this kind of description.

I've added it to my favorites and given a tip, keep it up!

Let's keep it going for now. Good luck, author!

In which chapter did they kill that short, fat guy?

If the author intends to completely disregard the names of the royal family, then they should do it thoroughly. Names like Li Jiancheng and Li Er shouldn't even appear. The same names are used for different purposes, and the author insists that this is fictional, which is hard to accept...

You might as well turn it into a fantasy novel; that might be more interesting. 🙂 Historical fiction is too limiting.

Historical rankings are generally better; I don't think these empty lists suit me. I'll just cast my vote and move on.

Let's start investing and collecting! Keep up the good work, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง I'll let it sit for a bit first.

Author, if you cut this out, please let me know so I can delete it.