The Glorious Tang Dynasty

The author writes about traveling through the Tang Dynasty. In the process of adapting to the secular life of the Tang Dynasty, he relied on the unique skills of the doctors he brought with him to survive, fight and seek development. The plot has ups and downs, and numerous conflicts are resolved through hard work, while new conflicts arise during the resolution. Fascinating. The only drawback is that some of the content is similar to the time-travel novels I have read, such as obtaining some modern materials from modern times. Although there are some breakthroughs, such as finding ways to solve some problems by using modern means, at key points, they also need to use so-called storage boxes and other modern things. This is obviously suspected of stealing, being similar to time-travel novels, and also suspected of imitation. It's good to make clever use of ancient poems, but in the process of using ancient poems, it creates contradictions and conflicts, which is clever. Writing time-travel novels is inseparable from the perception of real life and the understanding of various characters. This novel is pretty good, and it is better than some crude and taken-for-granted novels. It's interesting to read.

The beginning of this book is ruined by the Dr. Xue section. The author portrays Dr. Xue as a boss with a very high IQ, which makes the readers full of expectations for how the protagonist will defeat the boss, and whets the reader's appetite. Just when we thought that the protagonist would use his high IQ to set up a game or defeat the boss in other ways, the author suddenly showed his hand: I was too lazy to think about it, so I just opened a cheat and made a tape recorder. MD made me lose interest in an instant. I don't know if every boss in the future will require the protagonist to use a plug-in to solve it, instead of relying on IQ or layout. Anyway, after reading this paragraph, I have no interest in reading the whole book.

"Looking back, you can find your true heart." I really appreciate what the author said. There are always readers who like it, such as me. If you can get up in the middle of the night to read this article, what more could you ask for? That's enough!

I downloaded Seven Cats specifically for Lao Lang. The number of words is too short and I will leave a footprint first, and then read it after half a year. By the way, I strongly recommend Yishou Lang's works. They are truly awesome. Whether it is writing, plot, or rhythm, they are all top-notch. The poetry quotations are not embarrassing, and the writing about women is excellent. I am the supporter. There is no shame in supporting good works. You are welcome to slap me in the face at any time.

This is a slow-burning book. It can be seen that the author was a little deliberate in the writing of a small part of the first part. In the later stage, the plot and characters' personalities became clear one by one. It is not the kind of routine where you just casually travel through time and meet the emperor immediately. The plot unfolds reasonably and gradually. It is a rare masterpiece.

Why does every son-in-law have to be bullied by evil slaves? Everyone still needs to have common sense. In ancient times, masters were masters and slaves were servants, especially those who had read books. The master's family can bully the son-in-law, but if the slave dares to bully the master, no master's family can accept it. This is called ruining Tsunade. It's true that the new son-in-law comes to the house to be embarrassed. If the new son-in-law is beaten to death, will the family be shameless?

Plot evaluation: The beginning of the plot of this book is much better than the previous one, and I hope to keep up the good work. Character evaluation: Let's not talk about character description. This is the author's special skill. The women in the previous books basically do not have the same personality, but the portrayal of mature women may be a little worse. Hopefully this book will be enhanced. Overall evaluation: So far, although the pace is slightly faster than the previous book, the overall look and feel is still very good. I hope the author can continue to maintain this while minimizing the phenomenon of unfilled holes.

The protagonist couldn't walk when he saw a woman. Has the author really never seen a woman...

The author wants the protagonist to pretend to be B but not to pretend it openly. In the end, he will be forced to pretend to be B. Remember to act when it is time to act in a sentence. Today's novel fans don't like you who want to pretend but don't pretend to be passive in everything. He also wants the protagonist to pretend to be B with his own ability and remember a sentence to discuss poetry. Modern people will never be able to write the charm of the ancients. Do you have your own poetry talent? Since you are pretending to be a literati, you still have to surpass others. You can't write it yourself. Passive pretense is not about surpassing others. Otherwise, why do you write about time travel? If you have traveled through time and don't plagiarize, how can you compare poetry with the ancients?

I can't move even after seeing a woman. The author has never seen a woman.