I Lived in the Early Tang Dynasty

I don't know what the protagonist is thinking. Just take out the seeds. I don't know what I think when I see the soap, cement and other things. Others won't care about you if you take these things. Your wealth will not be exposed, and you will leak out the cement, soap, etc. At every turn. You can be a Taoist priest and slowly release these things. If you release them all at once, people will plot against you. You will not know how you died. You will also look down on the wisdom of the ancients and you will be treated like a fool. And dealing with the emperor, I can't figure it out! It goes without saying what an emperor was in ancient times. Once he figured you out, he would attack you and take away everything you had. You would either be conquered, resist and escape, or be captured alive and imprisoned. Don't think too much of the emperor. After watching too many scenes where the emperor is kind and friendly to the protagonist, I find it ridiculous and take the emperor for granted. Either stay in seclusion or go out without going down the mountain and becoming invincible. Otherwise, how will the protagonist be able to fight against those officials?

Where does corn and cotton come from? Also, can you change the routine? In the past, when writing about the early Tang Dynasty, it was about Cheng Yaojin and his family. Nowadays, it is popular to write about the princess or Li Er himself. The protagonist is a commoner farming in the countryside, who can be touched? It is suggested that the author should write more slowly, work slowly and carefully, and read more information. Of course, if it's just to satisfy my addiction to writing books, I'll pretend I didn't say

Can you break it down into paragraphs? Why was it written so quickly? My eyes were dazzled and I didn't read the content carefully. It was too fast and I really didn't feel like reading anymore...

The author should stop writing novels and work for the Education Bureau. Specially responsible for setting questions for primary school students: finding typos. After reading more than ten chapters, there are not a hundred but also eighty typos. If you don't want to write, don't write. No one is forcing you to do it. You've been fooled by a series of typos. How wronged you are!

Returning the self-confidence of a time traveler, I smiled. Author, if you understood the ways of the world, you would not say such things without thinking.

Emotional drama is the same as touching yourself

I don't understand how easy it is for these princesses and high officials to meet the emperor? They are all so stupid!