An Immortal's Journey, Beginning in the Tang Dynasty

This book is good; you can read it without worrying about it. The author even said that you should only contact the natives if you have the ability to protect yourself, and that you should follow them down the mountain like a licking boot. The author still tries to explain this with some kind of interest relationship. Why don't you read the book and see how Li Shimin and Li Longji came to power? They didn't hesitate to kill their own people. Do you think you're worthy of such an explanation?

What kind of so-called immortal is he? In my opinion, he's nothing but a charlatan who flaunts his strange and ingenious skills. Take him down and torture him severely. If he is truly impervious to swords and spears and unafraid of axes and knives, then I will offer my head as atonement to him. Hehe, if he gets so scared that he wets his pants, I'll use this trick on him.

You might as well just show the origin of the universe, let the ancients see the moon and the Milky Way, instead of spouting some ancient mythology. Do you think you can compete with charlatans? This is truly using your weakness to attack your strength. Isn't science more amazing than your theology?

You absolutely need a trump card, otherwise the poison might really run away. For the imperial court, an immortal without magical powers is the best immortal. Because they can all become their own.

The first three characters said they had no way to protect themselves and decided not to go down no matter what. Then he knelt for more than ten days, and you went down with him. Why? You didn't even have the ability to protect yourself. Weren't you afraid that someone would send someone to secretly kill you and make you into Tang Sanzang's flesh?

Is this another case of someone hyping up the prehistoric era? It's one thing to boast about ancient people, but please don't add any prehistoric settings to the book.

The level of sophistication is too low. The author could take inspiration from "I Am a Fairy," which has a much higher level of sophistication.

Honestly, the author does have some logical ability. But he's not good at showing off. He talks about having a space, modern things, and then going back to the Tang Dynasty. I think if the author had seriously considered how to manifest his divine power, the protagonist would have at least dozens of ways to elevate his status to the point where ordinary people would bow down in worship.

It has absolutely no class, and all that effort to prove it? Believe it or not, before you leave, show Emperor Xuanzong the future and mess with his mindset.

This is completely inconsistent with the description; it's far too low-class.