A Great Landowner in the Tang Dynasty: Starting as a Village Chief

What can I say about this author? He doesn't have a big picture and doesn't understand what today's readers like to read. He doesn't want to give up for five buckets of rice, but he also can't lose face. He is very entangled. Many of the plots he writes are not pleasing to the readers. He is disgusting to readers and himself. He is a conflicted author.

I guess the subsequent plot is nothing more than the protagonist being targeted, and then Li Yuan or Li Shimin coming to help the protagonist settle things. The whole book is in this tone anyway, with the protagonist having double standards and jumping left and right. The real time traveler has been canceled long ago.

The author has been working with small landowners in the Tang Dynasty all his life, right?

The protagonist started a business for the first time, selling soybean curd and soy milk, and then added fine salt as he pleased. This was really poisonous. China can eat salt as much as it wants, even after the reform, you really don't think about it

Don't you want to mention the material refresh? It's impossible to really run out of money, right? If nothing else, we will always need seasonings and medicines.

This plot is really disgusting, and it's both ridiculous and ridiculous

After reading five chapters, the protagonist's performance is very mediocre. He does not have the basic maturity and mental skills of a time traveler. I don't know if it is because of disguise or because the author's level is too low. Are the IQs of people in two lifetimes so different? The most important thing is that I didn't dig deeply into my own system space. Study and understand the best ways to help yourself live a happy life, because this is the only way you can rely on to give yourself the power to survive in that era. I haven't seen that in this theme, a time-traveling protagonist with a normal IQ and a space system can completely become a free king to eat, drink and have fun. Dominate your own destiny and dominate the destiny of others. The protagonist has no plan, seems to take it one step at a time, and lacks a basic vigilance against unknown dangers. What era was that? The turmoil in the early days of the dynasty has not stopped, especially when the protagonist borrows money from Guo Erlang with a pot. That thing is very valuable and valuable, but like a child holding gold, are you not afraid that someone will steal your money? There is no difference between the village chief and the local emperor. They are all family-style combinations of interests. It is too easy to kill everyone. The author has no sense of substitution and lacks the atmosphere of an urgent era. It didn't feel any better to watch, and it didn't feel like I was there.

If you don't want to read it, you will call me "Sister Nunu" and sell soy milk with salt, oil and chopped green onions. If you sell bean curd, you have to wrap it in paper and mention poems. It really makes my head spin.

"What kind of 2b protagonist? You know that the girl likes you, but you don't refuse or accept it, and then you have to continue to contact her. If you don't mean it, talk about it. If you want to talk, just leave."

It feels like around 60 chapters in, the author doesn't know what to write anymore, or the author has started to use AI to assist generation, and there is no content.