A Civil Servant in the Zhenguan Era

It's not interesting. According to the setting when the protagonist appears, there is no need to bow down and say a word every time. It's like the 9 years of compulsory education in modern society have not eliminated the servility of the protagonist! And as far as the living conditions of the Tang Dynasty were concerned, except for the spiritual experience of having three wives and four concubines in human servitude, the other conditions were really not comparable to those of modern times. In other words, the reality is that Li Shimin's need for the protagonist completely exceeds the protagonist's need for Li Shimin, not to mention that there is an immortal endorsement later, and the protagonist does not need to be idle and idle to become a 996!

A common problem among many time-travel novels nowadays is that in the early stage, they like to narrate lengthy narratives about how the protagonist does business and makes money. I know money is important, but can you take a few of them with you? I read time travel novels to see how the protagonist does business when he travels back to ancient times? I hope this novel will not make this mistake

This book is very nice and gives people a nostalgic feeling🙂

When I saw that the main character had been building trains for decades, I knew it was a novice novel. What caught me off guard was that there were experts in the comment section who thought that the main character had been building trains for decades and was too slow! Not to mention traveling through ancient times, let's go to the African continent and build these industrial parks from scratch. It is a task that you will not be able to complete in a few lifetimes. What's more, trains are not that simple. There are countless difficulties that need to be overcome. It cannot be built by relying on theoretical knowledge, even if you bring an encyclopedia. What's more, it is completely unfeasible to engage in industry alone. The things that one person can do in a lifetime are too limited. First of all, industry is an intensive industry and requires countless professional talents. Even a worker needs to have certain professional knowledge. You must first have a relevant education system, and before that, you need to experience You have gone through countless political struggles to defeat emperors and noble families, because industry and education are gold-eating beasts that require countless silent costs, and the education system has severely damaged the existing political ecology. The environment does not allow you to implement this policy at all, even if everyone understands that this is a positive thing. Taking a step back, even if you can execute it, where should you start? You are only one person. Even if you have energy and knowledge reserves that far exceed ordinary people, you are only one person.

Chapter 5: I even boasted that I had cultivated the land, but Jingran directly used toilet feces and urine to cultivate the land 😥

I have to say that what the author writes in this book is really practical. The protagonist is basically constantly inventing and making suggestions. He only occasionally mentions the reactions of other ministers and the streets of Chang'an. I have to say that it is a bit boring Secondly, the aristocratic family is too powerful... This is also a common problem in Tang Dynasty novels. They always like to think of the aristocratic family as being as powerful as the Wei and Jin Dynasties, and they are always used as big bosses. You can say that these aristocratic families have economic influence and cultural influence, but how can they compare with an emperor on horseback Finally, there are really a lot of typos

The writing is too shallow. If you have experience, it will look very rough. You have too little understanding of philosophy, politics, and scientific development. Development without a foundation is to step on the left foot and the right foot. But it can be compensated by directly referring to cases. In the West, it is the religious reform, cultural renaissance, and industrial revolution. There were kings at that time. It is very suitable for use as a case. In the East, we can also refer to our own development, but it is too intense and is not suitable for this book as a case.

Emperor Qin and Emperor Wu of Han were tyrants in ancient times, and no emperor could compare himself to that. Tang Zongbi is also a Han Zong.

Hey, this book is just a cool article with a historical cover. I can't stand it anymore. I personally suggest the author to check the literature before writing the book and read more about what other authors have written.

It's okay to read without thinking. The author only knows from history books who are loyal ministers and who are traitorous ministers. Little does he know that people can change, especially officials. Their butts determine their heads. The book fixes people's loyalties and traitors, and they are just pure NPCs. It's very boring!