Elf Tang Dynasty: Give Little Si Zi a Dream at the Beginning

This kind of novel is drawn in the early stage, the price is extremely expensive, and it is only a game for nobles and rich people. In the later stage, it is flooded and given away casually, and it will collapse directly. It is not interesting.

As an emperor, there is no reaction when hearing Charmander, Gyarados, etc., A batch of 6

I don't understand it from the introduction. It's ten taels of silver at a time. Just search it on Baidu. During the Zhenguan years, the annual income of ordinary people was about 1.5 To 2 taels of silver. If it was an ordinary farmer, it would only be about 0.6 To 1 tael of silver. Let's count it as one tael. It took ten years of not eating or drinking to afford a cigarette, and there was no guarantee, and there were a lot of carp kings and green hair. Bug The green caterpillar is okay, spinning silk can quickly repay the cost. Magikarp doesn't even have meat, it's all bones. The Magikarp illustrated book records a height of 0.9 Meters, but no length. But looking at the picture, the height and length are probably close. Counting the tail, there is always 1.2 Meters. It's one thing to have no place to raise it. The most important thing is that evolving into Gyarados is an uncontrollable bomb. As for Cheng Yaojin's Wind Speed ​​Dog, the dog, with an average height of 1.9 Meters, can also breathe fire and travel 20,000 miles a day. It can completely replace a war horse. It says at the back that Lao Li Jin has used up all his internal funds. In the Zhenguan year, the tax was about 40 yuan. Taxes are two different things. Converted into silver, it is always 10,000 taels of silver. Let's think of it as 10 taels of silver. It is always drawn once, of which 30 million is spent on various expenses. If you have 4 million left, draw it all. If you give out 4 million, it will all be Carp King? Where to keep the 4 million Magikarp that is over one meter long and nearly one meter tall? How many will evolve? You even have to exchange ten rounds for your sword. The emperor's sword is only worth a hundred taels? No matter how you write, check the data a little bit. This introduction alone explains too many problems.

Pokémon needs a Japanese toilet, it's better to be a eunuch

The idea is good, but I just focus on writing about elves. In terms of history, the timeline is confusing and the characters are confusing. If you don't put much effort into history, you can at least look up the information. Too casual.