Li You's Great Tang

Just by looking at the description, it's clear that this is a super-addictive, feel-good novel written by an elementary school student.

Are you sure this is a novel? Not some mindless, self-indulgent piece of writing?

This is Wu Zetian! Drag her out and execute her! Do you know what you're doing? Empress Wu's immense contributions to Chinese history... Drag her out and execute her! Are you even human?

Even if the protagonist transmigrated, he still wouldn't be able to inherit the throne. It would be better for him to go to Southeast Asia with the other neglected princes and establish a new country. It's better than letting those Southeast Asian monkeys benefit from it.

The author has exaggerated Wu Zetian's achievements too much. Be careful, someone might read a chat group and mistake the book for history.

For the past month, the protagonist has been constantly suppressed by Li Shimin. No matter how many good deeds the protagonist does, it's all in vain. The protagonist keeps trying to save himself and constantly uses his new inventions to curry favor with Li Shimin. Sigh, it's so frustrating to watch!

It's one thing for regular chapters to frequently include educational content, but for VIP chapters, it's even more of a word-padding exercise, practically in every chapter. If you want educational content, write a separate chapter for it, and as much as you want. VIP readers pay to read novels, not to read educational content.

Wu Zetian destroyed the Zong clan, and the world was at peace. Even if Emperor Xuanzong of Tang were a pig, he would still have ushered in the Kaiyuan era of prosperity. If it weren't for the ministers' dissatisfaction, which led to poor performance in foreign wars, there would be no stain on his political record.

After reading the first three chapters, I can only say that it truly lives up to its reputation as a daily dose of poison.

Anyone who writes terribly but still gets recommended must be a big spender, right?