The Great Tang's Little Husband

Reading novels, especially time-travel novels, is all about seeing time travelers who are more powerful than the ancients. If you write it like that, I might as well read classical novels, like the Four Great Classical Novels, or even Chinese and foreign masterpieces. What kind of novel am I reading?

Once you see the history in the system, you can stop looking at it.

I glanced at a few pages, then left. The writing was terrible; it was so bad it was almost unbelievable.

The protagonist's thought process is baffling. When the system crashes, the first thing he does is look for any time travelers in the Tang Dynasty? To make money, the first thing he does is split up the family business? And after making money, the first thing he does is get chili seeds? There are just too many inexplicable actions; I completely fail to grasp the logic behind them.

He married Li Er's sister, then Li Da's Guanyinbi, and next he'll definitely marry Changsun! All of them are women decades older than the protagonist! Amazing! Novices can enjoy this, but bookworms should hurry up and leave.

The writing is poor and the logic is flawed.

So it's absurd that this novel has tickets.

Does marrying a widow more than 10 years his senior indicate a mother complex?

The author is such a good person, a sucker who took over the business.

Cut it off, it's beyond saving.