
In the Tang Dynasty, Building a Legendary Empire
人在大唐,打造神话王朝
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- Completed
- Length
- 990k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
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This is the most clueless pig's trotter ever!
The female lead next door has already started using the "favored concubine system" to compete for power. You have a book on postpartum care for sows and you still don't know how to use it? This pig's intelligence is questionable. With this book, the whole country can eat meat. Another book about earthworms that can improve soil fertility. The pig's feet actually said it was useless, oh my god!
After reading this book, I only had one feeling: shame! It's not shameful to have never farmed or raised livestock; what's shameful is pretending to know what you don't.
The whole "Journey to the West" thing about national fortune and dragon energy is a joke. After all, the king could be blown up by monsters so easily.
This made it into the bestseller selection? I feel like the reviewers are messing with us, treating us like idiots. You can't even read it without using your brain... I thought the bestseller selection was good. This is it... The editors are playing us.
Just by reading the synopsis, you can tell it's a brainless book. Journey to the West is about Tang Sanzang's journey to the West. The Buddhist sect's journey to the Tang Dynasty can only be considered an eastward journey. Where did the westward journey take them? Europe? Or did they swim across the Atlantic and then the Pacific Ocean to reach the Tang Dynasty?
Although I only read the synopsis and the title, I feel there's a major issue concerning the dynasty in Journey to the West. With such significant changes in the entire country, are you sure no one in heaven knows or cares?
I've read twenty chapters. Leaving aside the typos and grammatical errors, every single chapter is mindless. That's right, every single chapter is mindless.
I want to ask, Firstly, the Tang Dynasty was developing and changing; were all the gods and Buddhas blind? Is it reasonable to divert attention and delay the inevitable? Secondly, the idea that the Netherworld Guan Yu and others could buy time by joining the Heavenly Court is too novel; it would be more reasonable for them to become spies.
Author, I think this kind of novel is very good... And I hope it develops into a society that integrates investigation of things to attain knowledge, a utopian society, and international communism... Modern technology, mythology, and supernatural powers also develop together, that would be really interesting???
This won't do; it defies common sense. We even sell chicks as pets here, two yuan each. A chick and a duckling, let's say ten yuan. A free-range chicken costs over 100 yuan, and a farm-raised chicken costs twenty or thirty. You're giving me this chick and duckling, and then after five months I can exchange them for an adult chicken or duck.