Double-Crossing the Tang Dynasty: Meeting the Cute Little Sizi

The beginning of this book does look good, with a smile on my face! It gets boring in the middle and late stages, because they are all descriptions of daily life, and the most popular ones are "baby talk". There are too many, um, um, um, and it's more about daily conversations between children and the protagonist. After you finish reading this book, you feel as if you haven't read anything. This book is for relaxation and entertainment. As long as you are happy, this book will do! Fortunately, the author finished it in time, otherwise I wouldn't want to read it if he had continued writing, haha

I have learned a lot, Guanyin Maid, is Li Shimin's nickname for Queen Changsun! Lizhi is the name of Princess Changle, a real person. I only found out this was a special bean bag. I usually know the names of the novels I read, and there are only differences between bad and good sounds. In this story, the names always make me feel a little dizzy!!! The fictional little princess is called Si Sizi. Doubao said this is a fictional character, right? I feel like this name is too strong. I really don't know anything about history. The feeling is particularly strong here. I feel that this kind of story that seems to be rigorous and sophisticated, and also adds the interaction of fictional characters, especially about famous historical figures, is always a bit inconsistent. In addition, I especially want to complain about this inexplicable setting of Jiang Yan. He failed in business and only had one watermelon in his pocket after hard work. He is still very immature in worldly matters and is not comfortable buying food alone. The boss is set up to open a restaurant! Then he bought various things for the little princess. Where did the money come from? The author did not explain it, and based on common sense, a man in his twenties has little income and savings. First of all, shouldn't he be able to increase revenue and reduce expenditure, and spend every penny he spends? Buy several colors for a stool and several different patterns for the same bowl. . . . . .

The author should understand that solar charging contains radiation.

Too idealistic

Xiao Sizi is the cutest one in the early Tang Dynasty

More interesting

This is a good book without a single villain. It is heartwarming, funny, entertaining and beautiful. It is worth reading again and again.

Good looking

It was fun at first, but then it started to get boring

The beginning is really good. As we approach chapter 100, it feels like eating an original apple. It's crisp, sweet, and moist, with no residue. Suddenly, half of the worm comes out of the apple, and it turns out that it's an apple produced by a chemical industry.