The Late Tang Dynasty

I was going to just drop it quietly, but it's so damn disgusting. I went out and came back, what the hell is this plot?! I know the author is trying to create conflict, but this is a web novel! If the protagonist's character isn't engaging, what the hell are you writing? What the hell is this? So cowardly that he marries his enemy's daughter? He marries his own sister to his enemy and doesn't even dare to tell the truth? It's no wonder this book flops.

The protagonist of *Late Tang Dynasty Life* climbed the ranks for 10 years, only accumulating wealth from a population of 500,000. While characters in *Southern Country and the Rise of the Tang Dynasty* and *The Great Tang Reborn* also rose to power quickly, they were still merely regional military governors.

I got up early this morning, found this novel, read a dozen chapters, and was truly disgusted; it ruined my whole day.

Now I understand why you've written nine books and are still only at level 5. It turns out it's not that Qidian is corrupt; they're quite fair.

I'm dropping this after a few chapters. It's too rushed! Other transmigrators are ridiculously powerful, but this one's a total coward. Cowardice is one thing, but this is utterly brainless. Most importantly, even if you don't have the power to infuriate someone, you shouldn't push your family into a fire pit!

Someone actually recommended this book to me, what's their motive?

After reading the beginning, it's possible the author didn't want to write a light novel, and the author's ideas are quite unique. But what you're writing isn't even beginner-level. You've written so many books, and judging from your writing style, you're not even a seasoned writer. It's understandable that you're still only at a level 5 after writing so many books.

In the late Tang Dynasty, the easiest to get ahead were military men, a high-income group. The highest-ranking were the imperial guards, followed by the local soldiers, many of whom were controlled by local military families. If a local military governor couldn't pay his or her troops, he would either be expelled or killed, and then plunder the area—that's how arrogant and domineering he was.

The protagonist of this book is Li Jing, right? Why is it that in recent chapters his story is only briefly mentioned and then moved on, while the Four Garrisons, Li Keyong, and his wife have several chapters dedicated to their stories, including dialogues and descriptions, while the protagonist only gets one or two chapters? How are readers supposed to empathize with this character?!

Your mother is still alive, you have two widowed sisters-in-law and two younger sisters, and you voluntarily joined the army. You have such a bold spirit!