Datang Started with God-Level Complaints

This book is very well written, but I don't know if the identities of Princess Jiujiang and Princess Luling will be publicly exposed when Chen Chu gets married. If Cui Shi also marries the protagonist, who will be the official wife?

I just want to ask, everyone's identities were known in Chapter 158. Why don't you know more about it later? Is the protagonist born in the year of Fish? 7 Seconds of memory. Just forget about it after Chapter 158

Very beautiful

More modern things are best

It looks good, but it sucks. There is still a lot of room for development, but the author gave up on the book.

I just want to ask, is the setting of the currency issue a bit outrageous? ? Wealthy family, rich family, rich family, rich family! ! ! Everyone who understands understands. And here's the key point. As an imperial city, even if the security is not tight and there are proper entrances and exits, so many things appear in the system out of thin air by yourself. Are the characters in the world of the book too stupid? The Quartet is just such a big place, so the neighbors don't have to understand that you have these things. At least you should use some weird and evil people to wait for people with ulterior motives to steal it, right? What a coincidence! What I wrote about later was that the chess hall was stolen, beaten and assassinated. It was such an embarrassing 78 comparison. No matter how big the carriage is, you can just hitch it with something. Is there no indentation on the road? The person who is the "general" is not a human being. Is the person in the book set to lower his intelligence? Don't say I'm wrong, the system is produced, your settings are really smart, don't omit what should be written. The most outrageous thing is that you started with dried chili peppers. Are you drying the chili peppers? Chili powder? Ask the same questions as my colleagues downstairs! Damn it, I have to complain after listening to more than 60 chapters! What the hell

The first ten chapters are fine, but the rest are absolutely terrible. Scolding the emperor in front of his face; gesticulating in national affairs as if he were the emperor; knowing nothing but the system and having no IQ; everyone else knew about the emperor, but he alone did not; infringing on the interests of aristocratic families, but no one stopped him, could a noble family be so stupid as to give up its population for consumables?

The male protagonist is truly worthy of being the person who drives Didi. He talks too much about trains and lacks nutrition. Did you know that potatoes are grown from potatoes? Did you know that corn is grown from corn? Actually gave it to the Turks? Are you talking about controlling others? How clever. After boasting so much, a bunch of people actually gave it good reviews? Sure enough, people say that all kinds of novels about Seven Cats are good, it's great.

And at that time, a cake only cost two or three pennies? You can save a person who is about to starve to death. He can easily spend hundreds of guan, hundreds of guan. If you are not the author, do you know how many guans are there? You basically took away all the copper coins of the Tang Dynasty that you got. Do you know not to expand like this? You did it like this. Do you know how much a big pie will cost in the later stage if you write like this? How can you benefit the people? Isn't this a disaster? Moreover, it was basically the dignitaries who enjoyed the blessing from the beginning to the end, while all the common people took it? You haven't read history, so you're writing nonsense. How many people will starve to death in the later stage? The most basic principle of price inflation. It's your fault that the Tang Dynasty didn't die! And I haven't eaten yet, so don't write blindly, okay? You are the first person to cook with sesame oil. Where did the oil go in ancient times? What about meat oil? You can also pickle the pig! If not, rapeseed flowers are fine. In ancient times, except for cows, basically everything else could be eaten! It's okay, let's look at history.

It's been a long time since I've read such a good novel.