Back to the Early Tang Dynasty to Become an Immortal

The protagonist is becoming increasingly unlikable. Now that he's supposed to be someone with power and status, he still has the mentality of a petty person, and the worst part is that he doesn't even realize it. He's hypocritical and hypocritical.

I don't know why, but the word "merit" really annoys me.

How disgusting! How can this be such an insult to Wang Zhaojun's reputation? Even if it's fictional, it's still disgusting to read. The author shows no respect for history or for people of integrity.

Regarding Li Shimin's background, was he a non-Han Chinese or a Han Chinese? One day in 602 AD, in a secluded alley, a middle-aged man with a child encountered a scholar. Upon seeing the man, the scholar exclaimed, "You are a noble person, and you have a noble son!"

Wow, the comments section of this book is much more interesting than the main text. It's full of flame wars, and the author even personally joins in from time to time, which is quite exciting. Most importantly, the author didn't lose their composure, and there was no sign of setting a threshold for comments based on fan value, or large-scale deletion of comments, blocking, or banning. Just for this reason alone, I want to give them a thumbs up.

He's constantly involved with several widows—no, married women—and the descriptions are like those of a couple's first love; it's really disgusting.

You like to write a lot of nonsense. You say you're going to be proven wrong by fortune telling, and you're going to be proven wrong, but you have to insert a few pages of nonsense in the middle. It's really boring and ugly. Why don't you just have your fortune told? If you keep rambling on and on, it just annoys people. Who wants to hear about your trivial matters? Like the middle-aged women arguing on the street, it's rotten, smelly, and long.

A perverted author who's obsessed with housewives 🤮🤮🤮

I came here to watch supernatural tales, not a cheesy romance drama.

I've always had a question: Each country's mythological system is arguably the most powerful within its own culture, while foreign deities are generally considered inferior. People in those countries often believe their own mythological system is superior to foreign ones. The Jade Emperor, or the Jade Emperor, isn't particularly powerful in Indian mythology.