I Inherited My Grandfather’s Tang Dynasty Fortune

Temple names were bestowed posthumously upon the emperor. Calling him "Emperor Taizong" during the Zhenguan era was really inappropriate; a simple "Emperor" would have sufficed.

The way they addressed each other as "Master" in the Tang Dynasty was a bit much.

They were really lucky not to be swallowed up by the Five Clans and Seven Families.

Your grandfather isn't over there, so you're going to find him a few sixteen-year-old grandmothers? That's obviously unrealistic, utter nonsense.

In the Tang Dynasty, your grandfather would be nothing. Unless he was infertile, he would have had over a hundred sons and thousands of grandsons. To put it bluntly, your grandfather lived a much better life there than he does now. You? You're nothing.

He inherited over 20 chapters from the Time-Space Gate, did nothing but play mahjong and investigate a bizarre case.

Does this person have absolutely no historical knowledge? They've traveled through time, couldn't they at least look up some basic information about time travel online?

I'm following along every day, but frankly, the updates are too infrequent, and the plot progresses too slowly. Most readers are probably just looking for a quick laugh; if they're serious, they might as well read a historical novel. So, I think either the author should provide a lot of content and a faster pace—it's already dozens of chapters, and we haven't even touched on the grandfather's…

"Regardless of all aspects" is a grammatically incorrect sentence; it should be "Regardless of all aspects".

There's nothing to see if they don't rebel; what's the use of only knowing how to make money when you're a double-door man?