I Have an Orchard in the Tang Dynasty

What is this? This even makes it into the historical fiction category? And "The Smile of the Imperial Concubine"... Do you even know which "Imperial Concubine" refers to? It's because it's named after Yang Guifei (Yang Yuhuan). Do you know the status of lychees during the Tang Dynasty? Back then, lychees were delivered from Lingnan by express horses via post stations.

It would be better to set it up with a QQ Farm game; you wouldn't even need any cheat codes to grow Southeast Asian fruits like durians, lychees, and mangoes in Chang'an.

Are there any books about a failed art student who studied realism and traveled to ancient times to show off his photorealistic painting skills?

After reading the first few chapters, I feel like the protagonist is a freeloader and completely brainless! This novel is destined to flop...

Is this a simp story? Simps deserve to die a horrible death!

Please offer your mind a fresh start before reading this book.

Even someone without a brain couldn't stand watching it.

I won't talk about lychees, I'll talk about watermelons. Watermelons from the Zhenguan era should have originated in Afghanistan. Why are they appearing in Chang'an? Also, watermelons weren't sweet; a Song Dynasty poem about watermelon gardens describes them as "shabby and bland, like water." Watermelons didn't become sweet until the 19th century.

Did the author sell their account? How could a level 5 author write such a simplistic story? Anyone with a few years of formal education wouldn't make so many basic mistakes!

Hahahaha, looking at it from another angle is absolutely hilarious!