I Went Viral After Finding a Tang Princess

Why is it Xiaodouzi again? It feels like all of them are AI-generated or studio-produced novels, all following the same formula, just like the male-oriented romance novels on Qidian.com, where everything is based on a single template.

This introduction and content seem to contain a high level of Tang Dynasty knowledge.

Li 2️⃣'s family—himself, his wife, and his children—are all ill, but this main character is never mentioned; all he does is talk about eating all day long.

Is it good? I hope it's not too commercial!

All they do is chat. When we finally get to exchange things, instead of sending medicine or food, they don't prioritize anything. And what about Chang Le's marriage? Li Er doesn't know about such a serious matter as incestuous marriage, and neither does the protagonist? They just drag it out, like they're playing the role of a sleeping husband in a movie, huh?

As for Princess Chang Le, they're dragging their feet on something that could be explained by consanguineous marriage... They don't want to take her in, yet they maintain an ambiguous relationship. They can see she doesn't want to marry, but they keep dragging their feet and insist on making her a concubine. What era are we living in, still indulging in NTR tactics?

Same old tricks, I'm speechless. They even go on TV shows and expose it. Shouldn't they just quit their jobs, focus on raising their kids, and maybe even develop the Tang Dynasty on the side? Why do you think anyone reads Si Zi's works?

All they do every day is eat, or they talk like kids; it's so boring.

Is this a female-oriented story switching to a male-oriented story? Now that they can send gifts, they send melons first? And not only that, they send them, but they also genuinely think they're delicious and share them with the kids.

The pacing was too slow, and the plot was bland. I couldn't stand it when I got to the part where the second flower was activated. Goodbye forever.