
The All-Rounder of the Tang Dynasty
全能唐人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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566Chapters
199kPopularity
906Readers
961Must-read votes
8.9Score
875Ratings
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Reader comments 6
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Finished reading the book. The story is good. I listened for more than three days. There is much more that can be written about this story! Dabao is foreshadowing. It was written that the Tang Dynasty was invincible, so there was nothing to write about! There are also very few emotional scenes and martial arts scenes for the protagonist! The middle and later stages only revolved around Chang'an, and unlike when I was in Novice Village, I didn't write about the feeling of life.
There were no banknotes in the Tang Dynasty, and silver was not circulated as currency. Please check the corresponding literature before writing a book.
Too common, no good ideas,
When I saw the land lease, I couldn't stand it. It seems like the richest man in tomatoes distributes money, but your situation is different from others.
Author, there was a severe shortage of silver in the Tang Dynasty. Silver taels were not circulated. Don't use taels as the unit, but Guanhewen, because the currency was copper coins. Silver and gold were used by merchants and aristocratic families because they were easy to carry when doing large transactions. Therefore, there were no banks in the Tang Dynasty, so how could we get banknotes?
Abandon books