
Chemical Engineering in the Tang Dynasty
化工大唐
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- Completed
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- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 16y ago
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- Qidian
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One month and 11 days have passed since the protagonist traveled to the present time. He went to Chang'an three times, moved twice, went to the county three times, and five small towns. He made soap, alcohol, glass, got a girl and got engaged, opened a shop, caught thieves, killed people... Bought cows and horses, and found many people to do things without spending any money.
I advise all book friends not to try this poison.
This pig's trotter is really the most embarrassing thing I have ever seen: no money for shopping, no money for people to make things, and no money for bodyguards. I have tolerated all these, but the key is that I can't bear it when others kneel down and beg for money! What's the author's mentality? Is it interesting?
I can't stand listening to the book anymore, and it won't make me happy if I don't spray it. The lives of ordinary farmers in the Tang Dynasty were better than those of ordinary farmers in modern China in the 1990s. They only ate meat once every ten days, which was amazing. Another businessman who has good tea for you but pours you ordinary tea is stingy. You, an ordinary farmer, feel that ordinary tea is not worthy of you. You are too open-minded. You can also use this to mock others. I made it clear that even if a businessman pours good tea, he should not give it to you. This is the right thing to do. First of all, people are indeed divided into three, six, and nine grades, which has not changed since ancient times. Also, what does it have to do with drinking from others? The relationships are different, and the interactions are naturally different. Of course he can bargain when he buys something from you, but if you deliberately raise the price when selling something, it means there is something wrong with your character. If you don't look down on you, then why should you look down on you? It is said that this businessman will simply stop buying your stuff, so he becomes the protagonist.
I have been reading for more than ten years and have read countless novels. I have never seen such a novel with such ink. For example, when you are negotiating with a businessman, why would you explain so much if you don't want to talk about the creativity of the bag? ? ? ? ? What other marketing ideas are we ancient people? Are they ancient people? Can you explain what these games are for? ? ? ? ? ! ? ? ? There are not a few words spoken by both parties in the whole picture. There are various ink marks 😡
This protagonist is too stingy! ! ! It's clear that I don't want to give money to buy anything with huge profits. When buying a horse, someone else has to kneel down to give it to me. Making porcelain bottles is also free... Anyway, you will take advantage of every little advantage! ! ! Is the author stingy?
I can't go on reading this book. The three views are incorrect. In the Tang Dynasty, even filial piety could be challenged, but you still use modern concepts to view the human relations in ancient times. It's really your fault.
All kinds of popularization. 25% Of a chapter is the main text and 75% is various popular topics. All kinds of grinding. Things that other people have covered in a few sentences in their books are covered in this book. All kinds of nonsense. Except for 75% of the popular articles that were copied and pasted, the rest were just whatever they wanted, regardless of whether they fit the situation at the time.
The author lacks basic scientific knowledge and literacy. Liberal arts students should not write about things that are beyond your understanding.
Why do I find that the author always writes that the emperor of the Tang Dynasty must be Li Er and Li Shimin?