The All-Round Dad of the Tang Dynasty

I'm currently reading Chapter 130. From my personal opinion, it's a pretty good book. It's not as verbose as other time-travel novels. You won't find out until the protagonist has an identity and the ending. I still have a lot of laughs now.

The front looks pretty good, but the back is a bit unsatisfactory.

The front is fine, but the back is incomprehensible. He is the King of Qin and has the conditions to support a daughter-in-law. How many daughters-in-law are allowed to show up as waiters to serve people who come to eat? Just hire a few at random. Really, this thing is really trying to persuade people to quit.

I like the unique style of the article. The wonderful writing always accompanies me with laughter.

Goguryeo is not Korea. Korea wants to make its own history longer by trying to conquer Goguryeo. You are Chinese and you are writing a novel or romance. You should not be ignorant enough to point out. Read more newspapers and improve yourself.

The previous writing was okay, but when I got to the concubine selection section, I didn't want to read it.

There are a lot of typos. I suggest that readers only read the first quarter of the overall plot. The rest is full of running accounts. The system is broken. Most chapters appear once, and they are all mentioned in one stroke.

The first part is good, but the second part is seriously off-topic. It's like two books forced together. The Twelve Hours of Chang'an is the biggest failure. It's just water for water's sake.

The book is good. It's a pity that I only listened to half of it.

I don't know if I understand history or not, so I'm just talking nonsense!