Sky Screen: Taking Sizhi on a Modern-Day Outing Leaves Li Er Devastated

The idea is quite big, but the author seems to have little common sense about life. Strawberries are a fruit that goes on sale in winter and goes off the market in spring. Ordinary supermarket shelves cannot be three meters high. There are also those emperors who are described in a few words, especially Li Shimin. And what's the point of them going to the supermarket to buy seafood? They were traveling in an ordinary car, not an RV, and they didn't buy water or drinks when they went shopping in the supermarket, but they did buy them when they were packing their luggage the next day... Anyway, they were not very strict. The little princess is quite cute, but her babyish accent is not very friendly to book lovers.

Now that I read this book, I have two feelings: First, the author is ignorant but loves to show off. Second, there is a big problem with the author's view of history. It is too serious to ignore the past and focus on the present. It should be noted that today's people can only achieve brilliant achievements by standing on the shoulders of the ancients. Blindly denying the ancestors is forgetting their ancestors.

Nothing to enlighten children is more interesting than this crappy writing.

This is the first time I've seen this style. It just shows modern things to the ancients and nothing else.

It's quite interesting, the plot is unique and humorous.