Hopping Between the Modern Day and Early Tang

If you travel to the early Tang Dynasty, you must marry Chang Le; if you travel to the Qing Dynasty, you must rebel; if you travel to the Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils, you must form a sworn brotherhood; if you travel to The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, you must learn the Nine Swords; if you travel to Mr. Vampire, you must become a disciple of Lam Ching-ying. These are the key points about time travel, and they might be on the test.

I don't like reading novels set in the early Tang Dynasty; I could tell before I even started reading that they were just sycophants of Li Shimin and the various noble families.

Shocking: Princess Chang Le married multiple husbands, all of whom were time travelers.

Regardless of the dynasty, imperial sons-in-law (驸马) held very low social status. Once they became imperial sons-in-law, they could not hold official positions, and anyone with ambition would not choose to become one. 😒

What is this about polio mentioned in the introduction? Historically, Li Er's eldest son broke his leg in a fall.

A novel that can be read and reread, what are you afraid of? Putting aside everything else, I'll go abroad and buy a rifle, travel to ancient times, find a county town, and flaunt my wealth to the common people, acting arrogantly and domineeringly. If I see any members of a powerful family, I'll slap them twice, and if they dare to resist, I'll shoot them dead.

He encountered a princess while clearing land, bumped into an emperor while fishing, made a fortune, and then decided to open a restaurant in a shopping mall. He even made a bet with the property manager, hoping she would switch jobs. The princess gave him a few slaves, and on their first meeting, he planned to burn their indentures and grant them their freedom. And this is only less than twenty chapters!

I've heard that the official language of the Tang Dynasty was similar to Hakka? Whether that's true or not, it certainly wasn't standard Mandarin. And to be blunt, if you traveled back in time, you'd definitely be mute.

Honestly, I feel the author has a good imagination, but lacks basic scientific knowledge. Firstly, regarding crops, don't be fooled by marketing accounts. Almost all modern crops are qualitatively different from ancient products; you could say they're worlds apart.

If I could travel back and forth across the Tang Dynasty repeatedly, I would hand it over to the state. No matter how much you boast, you're just showing off; a few decades pass by like that. It's better to cooperate with the state.