A Tang Dynasty Master Craftsman

After reading four or five chapters, I was persuaded to quit! After you wear it, you can develop a little bit. After you wake up and rush out, you can take command with just one sentence. A modern person knows the ancient battlefield better than the ancient soldiers. How can he see it after becoming a god in one step? Do we need to start a sadistic plot again?

After reading a few chapters, people felt numb, saying that cavalry was not a key factor on the battlefield. I just wanted to say that the author knew nothing about cavalry and couldn't stand it anymore.

I've read a few chapters, and the writing is good, but the story has flaws. Let's not talk about whether in ancient times, they would send troops to capture your wife and children because they couldn't defeat you. Just saying that the persistence of running to attack the city to capture your wife and children is outrageous. The weapon they made was a repeating crossbow... That thing has a short arm to fire at a high speed. It's not very powerful at all. If you bring a mall or something, it's okay. Where did the materials come from? Just cut wood?

A master of craftsmanship in the Tang Dynasty? ? Who's the master??? I saw Lyb during the whole trip. I didn't run around in the backyard every day, for fear that others wouldn't know that you had given him a green thumb. I just planned this and that the whole trip. There are only a few plots for the protagonist to get started. In the beginning, he taught others how to do it, but then suddenly the items appeared and there was no manual process. Then he became a master like a bug. He was so buggy and so lyb. Why didn't he rebel on his own?

Traveling into troubled times, the golden finger is not willing to be given to the protagonist. Why should your protagonist strive for world domination? Is it just based on the protagonist's halo? Do you really think that every time traveler is Zhu Yuanzhang?

There is a problem at the beginning. A group of regular troops did not hesitate to attack the city to hunt down the concubine of Li Shimin's concubine. Does this have any meaning? Li Shimin was not the eldest son, and Li Shimin's bastard was nothing. Why spend so much effort? The Changsun family is targeting the protagonist. Is there any benefit to targeting the protagonist? Is it useful? It makes sense for you to say that the protagonist's thigh is favored, but the Sun family, the unfavored concubine, will not even bother with it.

By the way, in that era, it was impossible for men to enter and leave the backyard at will, right? Now you have cheated on the second woman Li, how heartless you are, and you are still working wholeheartedly to work for others. So cool

To be honest, I feel like I might as well change the beginning to make my own inventions to help Li Shimin fight the war. They are all more practical than you.

Chapter 17 is complete nonsense. Not to mention that the Tang Dynasty did not use coal, but there was no desulfurization technology at that time. How could you use coal to make iron? Besides, carbon is made by stewing wood, it has nothing to do with coal! ! !

It's so imaginative, but it's a pity that it's not my cup of tea.