I Built a Public Toilet in the Tang Dynasty
我在大唐盖公厕
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- Ongoing
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- 86k Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 3y ago
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I came in because of the book title, so I'm giving the author a heads-up: Wang Mang already did this with public toilets; you didn't have to wait until the Tang Dynasty.
It's really good, lighthearted, humorous, and full of imaginative ideas. I especially love watching Song Xiaoci get her comeuppance.
The eldest is a vocal performer, the second is a seductive charmer, and the third is a master of disguise. Will they all have harems later on? What kind of special abilities do they all possess?