I Run a Tavern in the Zhenguan Era

First, there are so many typos! Second, the male protagonist is too stupid and stupid! Third, just by writing this, I became someone's godson! Fourth, the plot is too long-winded and procrastinating! Fifth, the portrayal of other characters is too biased! No matter how you look at it, even if you look at it without thinking, it feels awkward! It's understandable to be sentimental, but no matter how sentimental a person is, there's no need to be moved by self-defense, right? Well! Abandon the book!

This book can definitely be rated as a 9 out of 10. I feel that the reason why it is not rated at 9 out of 10 is because now the public likes to kill and kill, add to the fun, and then add emotions as the main line. I came here from the latest book of the protagonist. There is a big difference between his two books. They both do not contain love as the main line, and they both take the development of the imperial court as the main line, and there are also stocks. His worldview is larger than other worldviews, and he can still write well without a female protagonist. That is, I feel that he wrote a big book about supporting education. Qin, with the same advantages, there are really very few books like this on the market, but I feel that many people like the beginning. It is fun to have a female protagonist to match the opening, and then a large group of harem with emotional lines, which will be more beautiful. However, his kind of shoes is not worse than that one, and the world view and macro are much larger than that kind of pattern. The other books are all about wiping out all the aristocratic families, and basically none of the aristocratic families are good, but in this book, the ten families are all for profit, and the protagonist controls people's hearts and uses profit to contain them. This is basically not found in many books. Personally, I feel that the protagonist is more mature and precocious, but after all, they have all traveled through time and are relatively normal. The ones on the market that can reach nine points seem to be based on emotions, but there is no emotion like this, but the logic is very smooth, and there is basically something new in every chapter. It may not be that popular, but I have nothing to say about this. After all, I like it. There is a heroine at the beginning. The family likes to kill and plot, and the protagonist will lose half of his life at every turn. The person who kills the protagonist happens to be liked by the protagonist and conquers her. Sometimes there is no transition, sometimes there is. Regarding this point, I only comment on the book, not the others.

Too many typos

1. Since you are writing an imaginary historical article, do you want to learn a little bit about the real history of the Tang Dynasty? The words written are completely illogical and too perfunctory. 2. As an ordinary person, you travel through ancient times and open a tavern as a businessman. The businessman's status is low, and you are arrogant. No matter what the other person's status is, you can fight at will, and you are really awesome. 3. I won't list all the various logical inconsistencies. I suggest the author write urban pretentious articles. Your accumulation of historical knowledge and literary quality are not suitable for writing historical novels

I enjoyed watching it so much

It feels so childish to say anything.

The author forcibly reduced the intelligence of other supporting characters. He took out alcohol like a baby. The queen knew it was poisonous and said she was about to throw it away. This was outrageous. Chen Yaojin also lowered his IQ. The emperor clearly did not allow him to drink alcohol, but he ran to drink it. There was also a protagonist who opened a restaurant and poured someone a cup of tea. The person didn't say thank you, so he felt that the person was very arrogant. Where did he see it? You pour a cup of tea, and others still kneel down and kowtow to you? ? ? You obviously run a restaurant, but when someone asked the shopkeeper if he was there, you said that if you disturb your dreams, you will go to the eighteenth level of hell, you laughed so hard. The protagonist is like this, and he still wants to open a restaurant, just go and become the emperor. It is like a restaurant you casually enter. When you ask the boss if he is there, the boss said that disturbing your dreams, you will go to the eighteenth level of hell. He also said that others are arrogant, which made me laugh. After reading 20 chapters, it is full of flaws.

Well, there is just a little less love and love, and a little less romantic love.

The protagonist is so stupid, and the bad reviews of the primary school students' novels are similar to those anti-Japanese dramas, and they are bloody bloody.

Vomited. The emperor also had to patiently explain to his ministers how the protagonist earned his money!