The Great Tang's Little Demon King

There has never been a book that gave me this feeling. The book was written in a bland way, just a running account, with no climax. Even the climax did not move a hard-hearted person like me at all. Now that I have seen it, I don't know if it is a harem affair, but it is probably about the same. The protagonist is invincible in the world at the beginning, and his martial arts skills are unparalleled in ancient times and no one can rival him. All the officials in the emperor's court bow to him every time they look at him. Even if he encounters a dog on the road, the dog hair on his body will be worshiped endlessly. The most irritating thing is that the author may have written entertainment articles in his previous book. He was really good at word count. He would write a song every few chapters, write all the lyrics to a song, and half a chapter would be over.

Beautiful, awesome. Is this a novel?

First: Some plots are repeated back and forth. I have written them once before and then again later. Second: There are too many typos. Third: The author has no geographical knowledge. Tubo is the modern Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and the author writes that it is in the north next to the Huns and Goguryeo; Tianzhu is modern India, and the author does not know, and the author also writes that it is in the north and is adjacent to countries such as Goguryeo; Siam is modern Thailand, and the author regards Siam as modern Singapore.

This book is great! I have been a book fan for more than 20 years, but now I can't stand a few of the many books I've read! I have read this book since the first chapter! Very nice

What the hell, you just wrote out all the lyrics and poems to make up the word count, but you didn't even change the poems? I directly wrote about the Jingkang shame of Manjianghong. Can't you change it to the Weishui Alliance? The plot is too tight. As soon as I got through it, I wanted to learn all the modern knowledge. I had no desire to continue reading. Those who promised it were probably paid.

The plot is exciting and the sentences are fluent

It's good to watch. I hope the author will publish a second one.

This is a novel, and a novel should be an article. When I read the first episode of those Tang Dynasty novels, I dreamed of building an airplane.

It looks really good. There are just a few chapters. Hope there will be more chapters.

In fact, the level of good-lookingness is: average, which is barely true. Mainly because the article was written too bluntly, as if it was written by a middle school student.