Young Lord, Keep a Lower Profile

I read more than ten chapters and had a very poor experience. 1. Fine salt existed in the Tang Dynasty. You could say that fine salt was expensive and most people couldn't afford it. You could make some money by refining it, but you are a prince, a member of the royal family, and yet your family can't afford fine salt? 2. Most people like cilantro.

1. Narcissistic writing style: the protagonist becomes incredibly powerful after saying just a few polite words, while other characters are subjected to a mindless, brainless praise and admiration. 2. It's one thing to use memes, but to keep using them and spout nonsense, spending a lot of time on modern, stale tropes while the plot progresses slowly, making it feel like swallowing excrement—choking and painful. 😣

The method for purifying salt described in the article is incorrect. This is completely unlike the work of a seasoned author, making such a basic error.

This is a poorly written piece. It makes the supporting characters think the author is a jerk after just a couple of sentences. It uses tired tropes and fills the space with weak, drawn-out writing, then adds conflict to generate clicks. It's unrestrained and speaks recklessly. Does it think being controversial is still fame? It doesn't do any research whatsoever; does it think ancient people were all idiots, and that time travel makes you a genius?

I had a feeling that the old thief was about to release a new book. I've changed accounts over a dozen times, but I still find myself searching for his books every now and then. And every time I search, I find them—those shifty-eyed guys who look so sly.

Where can I complain about the editor? What kind of garbage are they recommending?

I've seen well-known veteran authors who write fantasy novels release new books, and a single sword move fills eight chapters of the book. The author of this historical fiction book is neither a fictional nor historical fiction, and the only clues that reveal his seasoned writing style are the frequent use of internet slang to connect supposedly witty psychological and behavioral activities...

How can an author like this manage to get a "highly rated" status? What kind of values ​​does this author have? You don't like cilantro, so you call eating cilantro eating shit, and you dedicate a chapter to disgusting people by criticizing cilantro. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean you have to go out of your way to belittle those of us who eat cilantro.

This book is so illogical; it claims that purifying salt involves distillation and crystallization upon cooling. Do you think it's for making strong liquor?

Before the Ming Dynasty, the emperor was not addressed as "Huangshang" (). During the Song Dynasty, he was often called "Guanjia" (), and in other dynasties, he was usually addressed as "Bixia" (). Starting in the Ming Dynasty, the emperor was occasionally addressed as "Huangshang," but most of the time he was addressed as "Bixia."