The Tang Dynasty’s Greatest Playboy

I was persuaded to quit after Chapter 1200. Each chapter has half a chapter of explanation, and your explanation is inconsistent with the previous article. "This is the Tang Dynasty Palace. For Changle, every meal will never have less than thirty-six dishes. Four dishes is simply unimaginable." A person has thirty-six dishes. Is this the daughter of a wealthy family? Or in winter, cucumbers and tomatoes should be eaten at 36?

If you invent something, you will be beaten; if you invent something, you will be beaten. Same, bad writing.

The prince's IQ is above average when making things, but the other things are, well, too frustrating. Around Chapter 500, the male protagonist and the maid were lying on the same bed, and he didn't think anything was wrong. However, he knew that in ancient times, dignity was important, and he wanted to betroth her to Xue Rengui. Later, he slept in the same bed with her. Even if he didn't do anything, modern people would think more about it, let alone ancient times. They paid more attention to it. He was still confused and then it was really sweet. Moreover, ideas and things were also taken away by others.

High-frequency bugs in Zhenguan time travel text (historical flaws) 1. People's livelihood economic category (easiest to overturn) 1. "Salt in Zhenguan is expensive and the common people cannot afford it." Historical facts: The price of salt in Zhenguan is extremely low. Official salt is cheap and private salt is not expensive. Ordinary families can afford it. Bug article: The protagonist gets rich from fine salt/refined salt. 2. "Zhenguan was short of food and starved to death everywhere" Historical facts: Zhenguan was generally in good weather, with extremely low food prices, and it was common for three or five cents to be exchanged for rice. Bug article: The protagonist makes a fortune by engaging in high-yielding crops/hoarding grain. 3. "There was no cotton in the Tang Dynasty, and it was extremely difficult to keep out the cold in winter." Historical facts: Although there was no cotton, there was a mature system of silk, linen, wool, and leather. The nobles were wealthy, and the common people also had ways to keep out the cold. Bug article: The protagonist shocked Chang'an by making cotton/quilts as soon as he came on. 4. "People in the Tang Dynasty did not know how to grind flour and only ate corn." Historical facts: Noodles were popularized in the Han Dynasty, and Tang cakes were extremely developed (hu cakes, steamed cakes, soup cakes). Bug article: The protagonist makes noodles/steamed buns and is treated as a god. 5. "The Tang Dynasty lacked oil and salt, and the dishes were extremely unpalatable." Historical facts: Animal oil and sesame oil (sesame oil) are common, and seasonings include ginger, onion, garlic, black soybean, soybean paste, pepper, cinnamon, etc. Bug article: The protagonist becomes a god by cooking home-cooked food. 2. Agricultural technology (old and hard-hit areas) 6. "There were no waterwheels/barrel wheels in the Tang Dynasty" Historical facts: Tube carts, rollover carts, and vertical well water carts existed in the Sui Dynasty and were commonly used in Guanzhong and Jiangnan in Zhenguan. Bug article: The protagonist who builds a water tanker is regarded as a genius descended from heaven. 7. "The Tang Dynasty did not know how to make a plow" Historical fact: The predecessor of Quyuuli was used in Jiangnan in the early Tang Dynasty, and it did not appear suddenly in the late Tang Dynasty. Bug article: The protagonist "invents" the Quyuan plow and crushes the entire audience. 8. "The Tang Dynasty did not understand composting or fertilizing" Historical facts: Green manure, manure, and mud fertilizer have long been mature, and the "Essential Techniques for Elevating the People" system is complete. Bug article: The protagonist teaches farmers to compost and is regarded as a agricultural saint. 3. Diet and cooking (most common sense errors) 9. "There were no iron pots in the Tang Dynasty, so they could only cook/roast." Historical facts: There were iron pots and iron pans in the Tang Dynasty, but they were not popular. Folks mostly used cauldrons, tripods and bronze utensils. Bug article: The protagonist makes an iron pot + stir-fries, which directly changes the diet history. 10. "There was no chili pepper in the Tang Dynasty, and pepper was extremely rare." Historical facts: Pepper is indeed expensive, but it is not impossible. It is commonly used by the powerful; Bug article: Treat pepper as something that "never appeared". 11. "People in the Tang Dynasty didn't drink boiled water/didn't know how to boil water." Historical facts: The upper class drank cooked water for a long time, and the people also knew how to boil it for disinfection. Bug article: The protagonist advocates drinking boiled water and is considered a miracle doctor. 4. Industry and materials 12. "In the Tang Dynasty, iron was extremely valuable and in short supply." Historical facts: Iron smelting was developed in Zhenguan, and there were sufficient agricultural tools, weapons, and iron tools for daily use. However, private weapons could not be made privately among the people. Bug article: The protagonist engages in blast furnace ironmaking and directly "industrializes" it. 13. "There was no glass in the Tang Dynasty / no way to burn glass" Historical facts: There is glass (glazed glass), but its transparency is poor and its output is limited. It is not completely absent. Bug article: The protagonist becomes rich instantly by burning glass. 14. "There was no paper in the Tang Dynasty/paper was extremely expensive" Historical facts: Papermaking matured from the Wei and Jin Dynasties to the Tang Dynasty. Governments and schools used a large amount of paper, but civilians did not waste it casually. Bug article: The protagonist makes paper which shocked the literary world. 5. System and Society 15. "Women in the Tang Dynasty were extremely humble and could not go out at all." Historical facts: The atmosphere in the Tang Dynasty was open, and aristocratic women could ride horses, travel, and socialize, and their status was far superior to that after the Song Dynasty. Bug article: The protagonist "liberates women", and when women see him, they feel like they are seeing a savior. 16. "Public people in the Tang Dynasty were illiterate and their education was extremely low." Historical facts: Zhenguan established schools, there were schools in prefectures and counties, and there were schools in villages. The literacy rate was not low in ancient times. Bug article: The protagonist teaches a few words and is regarded as a saint. 17. "You can jump up the ranks and become an official at any time/As soon as you agree with Li Shimin, he will be appointed as a senior official." Historical facts: In the Tang Dynasty, officials placed great emphasis on family background, family background, imperial examinations, and seniority. It was extremely difficult for ordinary people to rise to the top in one step. Bug article: Baiyi made a plan and directly worshiped the prime minister and made him a marquis. 6. Military 18. "The Tang Dynasty's army was poorly equipped and could not fight" Historical facts: The Zhenguan Army was one of the pinnacles of ancient China, with extremely powerful equipment, tactics, and organization. Bug article: The protagonist uses some simple formations/equipment to defeat the entire army. 19. "There were no stirrups/horseshoes in the Tang Dynasty" Historical facts: Stirrups were popularized in the Jin Dynasty and were standard equipment in the Zhenguan army; Although horseshoes are not popular in the Central Plains, they do not exist. Bug article: The protagonist invents stirrups/horseshoes and directly strengthens the army.

I really can't stand it anymore

What are you writing about?

A soul in his thirties, a crown prince, and a teenage girl acting coquettishly and cutely agreed to everything. This book should not be released on a male channel, but a female channel.

It seems a little bit illogical.