I Opened a Medical Clinic in the Tang Dynasty

This book is very well written, and I was particularly impressed after reading the first chapter. IQ is online, logical, and highly recommended. Although I did not continue reading, it was all due to my own poor taste, so I am not worthy of reading such a good book.

Daily poisoning will not deceive me. He knelt down and shouted three times, "Long live." You were so brainwashed by the Qing Dynasty. I also got drunk when I wrote about eating carp in the Tang Dynasty.

The First Emperor and Li Shimin have had many sons in recent years.

I hope Sun Simiao can write more calmly. It is too shocking and inconsistent with Sun's age and his spiritual practice.

I'm tired of reading it. Traveling through the Tang Dynasty, there is a scene of eating locusts. Every Tang Dynasty novel is like this. To be honest, locusts gather to cause a disaster and are poisonous and cannot be eaten. There was a locust plague in Africa last year. Why don't they eat it? Africa also eats mosquito cakes and rats. Why don't they eat it? People have died from eating locusts. The author is not rigorous. Don't look at eating locusts in Tang Bricks. They are caught locusts that have not yet become a disaster. It's okay to eat them! The author of Tang Brick has never eaten locusts after a disaster. I don't know. He thought that after eating a few strings of fried locusts, he thought that locusts are not poisonous and are delicious. This is misleading!

Now the historical areas in the early Tang Dynasty and the late Ming Dynasty are the hardest hit areas. They must be as poisonous as possible.

I haven't even finished the third chapter, alas Long live my slave, kneel down, you have never missed these poisonous points I don't understand why you have to write about Li Shimin's first son and then lose this kind of plot. Is the emperor the same as ordinary people? The eldest son is to inherit the throne, but suddenly someone appears, and the investment of the ministers is all in vain? Why do you think they agreed? You have some doubts. The protagonist has been assassinated long ago. Speaking of the emperor, couldn't he have thought of this? Couldn't he have thought of the current prince? So even if there really was such a person, the emperor who was more rational would kill him himself, and still look for him, and still miss him? What does the prince think? ? Doesn't the Queen know this? Would the Queen think of getting sick? ? Think about the Jiajing Etiquette Conference and the Wanli Guoben dispute.

When I saw that the pig's trotter was Li Er's lost son for many years, I immediately didn't want to look at it anymore.

This book doesn't agree with my three views. I don't need the good etiquette of the Tang Dynasty, but I have to do the long live and kneel down ceremony.

It's really poisonous and the writing is really bad. Anyone who can read 30 chapters is a god.