Datang: God-Level City Lord

After seeing Chapter 21, I gave up. Here are some "suggestions". 1. The author pointed out in the first chapter that it was July of the first year of Zhenguan. As far as I know, in the early days of Zhenguan, Li Shimin took over the Tang Dynasty. He had no money, no food, internal and external troubles, and could only live with his relatives and give him things. So when Li Jing went to Xianyu City for the second time, the lion asked for 15,000 guan. To be honest, the abacus was so loud that it was almost as if it was difficult to make money for the country. 2. The system configuration of Lolita sounds is considered a foreshadowing. There is nothing wrong with it at first, and there is nothing wrong with using points to exchange for some fancy clothes. However, it starts to go astray later on. A group of stunning girls are given as shadow guards in the gift package. The protagonist's dick becomes huge after washing the muscles and marrow. I specially remind the shadow guards not to spread the size. They like to sleep naked and let people enter. He entered the bedroom directly without knocking on the door. He was sparring with martial arts and slapped people on the butt one after another. He repeatedly reminded the widow of the previous dynasty that uncorking her breasts was good for her health. Later, the system rewarded 300 Tiger Guards who had no interest in naked women. The system Loli also specifically explained that she wanted to buy sexy COS. To be honest, author, stop pretending and go straight to stud, right? The protagonist is so sexy that it's strange that she was born with stunning looks. 3. Listen to the announcement but not the tone. The protagonist himself said that he is from the Tang Dynasty, but he has no respect when facing Li Shimin. The reason is that they came to beat me and you, Li Shimin, are watching the show, so I will not respect you. Moreover, he said it in front of the Duke of Wei, Li Jing. Oh my god, no matter which dynasty he is in, these words will be regarded as treason. Are you really thinking that you can take advantage of the civil servants and generals of the Tang Dynasty by giving away two spicy sticks and a few instant noodles and ham sausages? It can be seen that the protagonist does not take the Tang Dynasty seriously at all. I don't want to say too many things. As a country of Chinese etiquette, I suggest that you can mention them all but you can't offend people by mentioning them all. There is a passage in the author's book that says he cannot satisfy everyone and asks for your suggestions. I will politely say three points now. Author, you won't be angry, right?