A Carefree Young Man in Early Tang

I have probably listened to dozens of chapters, and I was too lazy to comment, but after thinking about it, I decided to give it a review. Mainly because many books nowadays seem to be incapable of writing without a system. This book is one of the better time-travel historical novels among unsystematic books in all aspects. The logic is clear, and there is nothing very poisonous. Although the plot has some minor flaws, the author can justify himself. The author has a clear understanding of various historical allusions. There are some typos, but they are still acceptable. The writing is average, the writing is smooth and comfortable to read. It feels like a military expedition in the early stage, and a bit like farming in the later stage. Overall, it is a good book, and can be read by those who like traditional history without a system.

The author's writing style is not bad, he knows a lot of historical knowledge and allusions, and the plot is also well written. The only thing is that for the sake of plot or portraying the protagonist, the protagonist is written to be different from everyone else, and the writing is particularly deliberate. How could a person who traveled back in time to a feudal dynasty treat the emperor, prince, and nobles with such unscrupulousness like the protagonist? He ridicules, comments, criticizes, and finds fault at every turn. The protagonist really has the halo around him. Anyone else would have been beheaded many times. Such a protagonist, no matter how good the writing is, will make people appear in the drama every minute. It feels like he has not traveled back in time, but rather like a guest appearance in a film and television drama filming Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty. It is very casual and has no sense of the times and boundaries.

Traveling through history has no shortage of jokes, and it's not old-fashioned either. It's interesting.

Becoming a marquis is of no use to Taiping Village. The only thing is that the rent collection is a little less, and all modern things are not available to Taiping Village. It's just so emotional. Li Shimin dared to trust such a person when he took matters into his own hands when destroying the Li family? Although what Li did was worse than an animal, as a descendant, if you do it too ruthlessly, you are actually an animal yourself. The plot development is also bland.

It's boring, it feels like everything is pieced together.

In order to show that you are different, you are very deliberate

After reading about 30 chapters, I can't stand it anymore. This is the most cowardly protagonist among all time travellers. He is nothing.

So disgusting

Bullshit, schizophrenia. It affected my mood. . .

I can only say that people who understand this novel are awesome.