
My Backyard Is in the Tang Dynasty
我家后院是唐朝
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 11y ago
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- Qidian
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When will the male protagonist of Qidian change his lustful and stupid problem? Seeing a girl acting like a pig and drooling, this kind of situation is really fucking embarrassing
[Comment] Author, don't listen to the idiots in the book review section.
Everyone seems to be awesome. Put yourself in your shoes, how much more industry would you like to have in an environment like the Tang Dynasty? Even if you are a prince, how restrictive are you? Only when the protagonist becomes the king of Yizhou can he barely develop military industry, and how long does it take? Do you think this is the late Ming Dynasty? ! ! Tang Dynasty period. There is still slavery in Europe! It was not until more than 200 years after the founding of Li Shimin that ships over 20 meters tall appeared in Europe! ! But since the emergence of sea-going ships, Europe's resources and technology have begun to grow explosively! ! The protagonist must start from scratch, break through all obstacles, and build a high-tech country. Time is the biggest issue. Because the court, the nobility and so on can be overcome. If it doesn't work, kill him! ! Kill them all and bring them down! ! People at that time had no resistance to thermal weapons. Even if he bears the name of a tyrant. But this will waste time! The protagonist wants to help the Tang Dynasty go through thousands of years of technological evolution in just a few decades. This is no longer trying to encourage growth! It completely destroys the foundation! Therefore, the protagonist must develop from the most basic level, otherwise, the slightest mistake will cause the technology tree to break! The consequence of this is that it becomes a previous civilization just like the legendary Atlantis.
[Comment] Misconceptions of Historical Fiction Encourage Businessmen
There is no business without crooks. Don't expect them to develop science and technology and people's livelihood. The correct approach is to restrict businessmen and control commerce.
Xiaobai, if you don't have enough historical knowledge, don't imitate others in writing historical articles. Even if it's a time travel article, don't be such an idiot, okay?
[Comment] Is Datang Group still listed? ?
In modern times, you can't afford to hide your assets. Why are they listed on the market? Do you know that all information of listed companies must be disclosed? What a death-defying rhythm.
In the second chapter, the protagonist returns to modern times and becomes a 13 or 4-year-old boy, and is called sir by the auction house... On the subway, the little girl says to the protagonist: This uncle is so stinky... I just want to ask the author, is the parallel world where the protagonist returns to an adult at the age of 13?
Some people are really poisoned. It can be said that the author is a novice who only knows a little bit about history! ! Are you kidding me that a prince's fiefdom has to pay taxes? You can't even understand taxation? What's your book? From a young age, as long as you have the reputation of being a scholar, your family will be exempted from labor and tax exemptions. What about civilians? You have your own head land and tax land, that is, equal land that requires taxation. As long as you are an adult, you can claim the land. Where are the princes? Rely on salary? Even if they have a fiefdom, they don't pay taxes. Even if they buy land, they don't pay taxes. This is their right. Not to mention the five surnames and seven hopes, the taxes are not on their heads, let alone the princes. As long as they have a fief, all taxes are their salary. Those who only have a title but no fief can only receive a salary. And this is a bit funny. Li Tai, a second prince, dared to interfere in the third prince's fiefdom to make money. Is it possible that it hasn't happened yet?
I just want to say that the author does not have the basic cultural common sense of ancient times when writing about ancient times. Maybe my Chinese language level as a junior high school student does not seem very tiring (I don't understand those cultural common sense anyway), but after studying the cultural common sense for three years in high school, it seems very tiring now. The author's ancient cultural common sense is too low, and it may only be one level higher. If the Chinese language level is above the third year of high school, it is recommended not to read this book. It is too impatient.
[Comment] Is the dog-headed guillotine an allusion to various legends about Bao Gong?
Why would Mao Changsun Wuji mention the dog-headed guillotine? Was it used for execution before the Tang Dynasty?
It grosses me out. Poisoned to death, all kinds of embarrassment. Childish.