The Tang Dynasty Tavern Owner Who Became a General of the Nation

Frankly speaking, the sentences in this book are fluent, and the plot is relatively comfortable to read, but there are errors in many details. For example, in ancient times, the emperor had four meals a day, followed by the princes, three meals a day, and the princes had two meals a day. There are still a lot of small mistakes like this, but generally there are no big mistakes (although I have only read half of the current qvq) I whispered the last sentence, I always feel that the author made the imperial court inexplicably incompetent QVQ

Seven in and seven out is Zhao Yun, not Guan Yu. After watching it, my brain shrank. I wanted to see him reveal his identity, so I briefly mentioned it. His subordinates were almost dead, so it ended directly.

The author's writing angle can be regarded as a different approach, starting from the beginning of the game, guarding the Tang Dynasty in the beginning, and the ending is full of passion and writing. I recommend you to read it.

Do you think people in ancient times were all fools? Celebrities in history are all covered up. Nowadays, anyone can beat anyone in the past.

This book is mediocre. I just read dozens of chapters and then looked for the chapter. If I didn't look for it, I really couldn't stand it anymore.

Is the protagonist brainless? On the one hand, he deliberately raised the assassin who assassinated Li Shimin. While constantly chasing Li Shimin's daughter to work for Li Shimin. . . .

An ordinary general who governs the country.

Are all the people who travel through time pigs? Lower IQ

It seemed okay at the beginning, but by the end it was getting more and more off-topic. Coupled with a bad ending and lots of typos, it was extremely boring!

Are you stupid?