Tang Dynasty Son-in-Law, I Beg You to Marry the Princess

The author's writing style is quite good, but he should write as little as possible about crops. Maybe it's because my family is farming and I am relatively familiar with this aspect, so it would be a bit awkward to see the descriptions being wrong.

The plot is relatively bland and a little bit funny. There are more than 200 photos and I am quite speechless without revealing my identity.

The plot is childish and confusing! Chaotang is written like a vegetable market! Lack of general sense of substitution.

Wonderful writing! The plot is exciting! Can you update it faster?

How did this score of nine points come about? Fifty taels of silver, a cotton-padded jacket, and a hundred taels of quilt! Even if you ask Li Shimin to sell the palace, you can't afford it. There are tens of thousands of people going to fight, plus the number of people transporting grain and grass. How many people are 150 taels of silver each? Haha, even aristocratic families can't afford to go there with hundreds of thousands of people.

I have finished reading this new book (to which chapter), and I think I should have the right to evaluate this book, and I can compare it with "The Prince of the Tang Dynasty" by King Tota. Well, let's give some evaluation by experienced book friends: Compared with the one by King Tota, the author's plot is more coherent, or less procrastinating, and the plot progresses faster, making it more suitable for today's readers. The protagonist of "The King of Tota" is called Zhao Chen. Perhaps because of the plot setting, Zhao Chen is the prince of Li Er, so the plot is too detailed and seems protracted, and it is jokingly called a eunuch novel by many readers. And indeed it is. I personally think so. And the writing style of this book is as coherent and wonderful as the writing style of King Tota. I feel better! Definitely the best in the new book! It is one of the best written in the history of time travel through the Tang Dynasty, I personally think it! Moreover, this book also has some hints of pornography, which make people imagine, you know😜, it's rare, come and read it! Although the author made a few typos at the beginning, there were almost none later! Strongly recommend it!

After reading Chapter 9, I really can't stand it any longer. What kind of unhealthy views. Because food is piled up like a mountain in Xujiazhuang, food can be wasted at will? Not to mention ancient times, but modern times, if you have money, can you buy millions of tons of rice and feed the fish in the sea? Is it okay to send it to the beach in Africa to feed the fish? It's okay not to read this kind of novel with incorrect views.

After seeing the ending, I wanted to hit someone. Since it was Huang Liang Yimeng, why did he have a death-free gold medal in his hand? What about my wife and children? Wouldn't it be better to either come and go as you please or have nothing at all?

It's a bit unfinished. The previous plot is okay, but it's too late to reveal the identity, and it's a bit unfinished.

How does this book have such high ratings? It must have been painted on. I won't mention the typos, there are several plot repetitions before and after. The ending is so hasty, and Huang Liang Yimeng still holds the gold medal to avoid death. Author, do you want to make a real time travel or just have a big dream?