Li Er: Give It a Rest! The Great Tang Is Already Invincible

I can only say that the chapters up to Chapter 130 are quite interesting. The downfall of this novel is that it starts from Chapter 130. Why should we add some fantasy ghosts and the like to a good time travel novel?

Well, what can I say? I originally read the book 8. I thought it was a good book, but as I looked at it, I felt like it was just writing a story. Suddenly it was explained, and just as I was watching, it was explained so much. Is this an online IQ? I'm afraid you think the people reading the book have no IQ at all.

Author, Chapter 6, where did you hear that the Sui Dynasty left enough food to feed the Tang Dynasty for decades? It's so shocking. The bags of rice I have at home are just eight months old and they are full of bugs. What kind of high technology did the Sui Dynasty use that could last for so long? In addition, in the Sui Dynasty, aristocratic families basically controlled the land. The Sui Dynasty was only founded 37 years ago. How much food did the court have? Then there was the war at the end of the Sui Dynasty, and the granary was not robbed?

I read the system stream, but after reading so much, not much appeared in the system, so I read Historical Memoirs.

It's so messy, jumping around

The first part was fine, but after Chapter 129, I can only express my confusion. After that, I didn't want to go to class anymore. It was too dull and there wasn't much practical information. The more I read, the more annoying I became.

It becomes more and more "philosophical" later on. As I write, I regard myself as a teacher. Do you write lesson plans for readers every day?

Chili

The more I look at it, the less I understand it.

Is this called IQ online? I can't see