Datang: Li Er, I Really Don't Have the Elixir

The son of a businessman is notorious in the capital, and even around Chang'an. You are treating the officials of the Tang Dynasty as dead people. The most important thing is that you don't even have a backstage, and you are still a merchant with the lowest status. Without a backstage, you have no strength. Is it funny for the author to write this?

I didn't want to read the beginning of Tofu. It belittles the wisdom of the ancients. Tofu existed in the Western Han Dynasty, and Huainanzi also had records of its practice. It was already common in the Tang Dynasty. Isn't it funny that the author used his method to make money!

The emperor, the emperor always puts power only in the center. Ordinary people would die if they passed through it, and the benefits would be gone if they drained it. Li Shimin was not a good person either.

I was confused by the part about unveiling the emperor's list. Just two rangers hired by merchants could unveil the emperor's list under the guard of the imperial army and blame the protagonist? Since no one saw who unveiled the Imperial List, the Forbidden Army could accurately find the protagonist's home. Afterwards, the prince came to invite the protagonist in person before everything was confirmed. This section is really too blunt, it's just an operation to lower your intelligence.

Didn't tofu exist in the Han Dynasty

It seems to be okay so far, except for some modern lines, some of which have no sense of substitution and some are out of character. Everything else is good. After all, it's the kind of fast-paced novel that's better.

This introduction... I subconsciously thought that the heroine was Queen Changsun (just kidding) (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧hhhhh

Many naming errors. Where did the title "adult" come from in the Tang Dynasty!