The Strongest Salted Fish in the Tang Dynasty

I cried watching it 😭

Overall, it's okay, and the patriotic sentiments are well exaggerated, but there's too much written about Xiao Yuanyuan, much more than the heroine. Xiao Yuanyuan is definitely the female lead! Watch it occasionally, it can lighten your mood and is quite funny! But too much can be boring or even annoying!

It has nothing to do with the title. I can't stand it. I can't stand it even if I skip it. It's all about description. I'm moved by myself. 🙄

I was tricked into it by the introduction. When I read the introduction, I thought it was the end of the Tang Dynasty, but I didn't expect it was the beginning of the Tang Dynasty. 99.9% Of the pig's feet in novels about the beginning of the Tang Dynasty are about kneeling down and licking Li Er. When the author wrote about the damn Li Er, I thought he wouldn't kneel down and lick him, but I didn't expect him to kneel down and lick him. Also, everyone in Youzhou knows about the Baima Yicong and Baima camps. Was there Baima Yicong and Baima camps in the Tang Dynasty? I have never read history books and don't understand much, so when I saw in the article that when passers-by saw the soldiers with pig's feet and blurted out white horses and righteous obedience, it made me feel particularly inconsistent. The above only represents my personal sense.

It makes me cry😭

In the opening chapter, the characters have not been fully developed yet. They go to the battlefield and fight with stick figures. The plot is also confusing.

Lots of typos ＊ ... There are more numbers, the sentences are not fluent, and I don't know what to ask the readers to guess.

The writing is not very good, it is messy and has no sense of picture.

What is written in the front is relatively normal, but what is written in the back? Talk about love? So why did you choose this name?

It's quite touching and the plot is quite enjoyable.