The Great Tang: I Confess, I'm Really Not Your Dad

It's good to read. I have a little suggestion for historical novels: many things can be changed after time travel and systems (except for major factors, of course). The author can boldly use his imagination to write a different plot. Some people will say that tmd is not consistent with history (there are time travel and systems, and if you tell me about history, it makes history false). For this kind of arrogance, I just want to say, please read the history textbook and don't come to this bb. Finally, I hope there will be more updates and look forward to the author's wonderful performance!

This novel is probably the best I have ever read. It seems very relaxing and comfortable.

There are so many typos that it's appalling, and the ending isn't written well.

I have been following this book for a long time (at least four months) and I can't remember exactly how long. This book is a historical text and a funny text. It's suitable for watching when you're unhappy. As of now, I see that there is no "female protagonist", and there is no male protagonist like other male protagonists trying to seduce girls. Although funny, the male protagonist is neither stupid nor crazy (this is a plus for me! ۶•͈⚇•͈♡ Mainly because I watched a male protagonist invincible stream before, and I almost wanted to go in and beat the male protagonist (⋌▀¯▀)=☞Date him) The language in the full text is vivid and accurate, with few typos. The plot has wonderful twists and turns, as if it brings the readers into a happy paradise, which is my pistachio. ૧(●´৺`●)૭ Is easy to understand and not too complicated. It also taught me a lot of history and knowledge. Presumably the author also went to Du Niang to find a lot of information and compiled it for us to read. D(ŐдŐ๑)Please eat it—◎●●●●Candied haws Finally condensed into one word, good! Please be careful with the author ✺◟(∗❛ัᴗ❛ั∗)◞✺ Finally, I want to ask Maruko: There is no female protagonist in this book, right?

It's a very good book. Although the beginning is a bit boring and the ending is a bit rushed, it does not affect reading. The sentences in the book are also quite humorous and there are constant laughs. It is a time-travel novel worth reading! However, there are still some minor flaws, too many typos, and I am a little unsure of the history. I hope Wanzi can pay attention to corrections when he writes the next book, and truly write a perfect and good book. Come on, author!

As a bookworm of more than ten years, if I say it looks good, it's definitely not bad.

I really like this story, the author writes it really well.

Time travel novels The plot is vivid and interesting There is a small flaw in it, including typos, but it does not affect reading. The author also replied that I will correct the typos. What kind of magic is this? Very beautiful. Please update.

Why does my reading time for this book appear to be longer than other books? It's because I read it twice and a half. I've always wanted to comment, but I forget every time. This book is a great read. Although it is classified in history, it is a refreshing and funny article in the traditional sense. If judged by the standards of a historical novel, it is a bad novel. It sets up a bunch of unreasonable characters, collapses a lot of timelines, and is messy; but if judged by the standards of a fun and funny novel, it is a pretty good novel. Whether you are bored to kill time or just relax and read, this novel is a good choice. The following comments are based on Shuang's article. I won't say much about the history. If you want to see something more rigorous, let's take a look at Lao Fang. The first is the protagonist. The male protagonist Li Yihuan's image, style and future choices all fit his name. There is more modern thinking, and the overall atmosphere is very relaxed. Let's talk about the heroine. This book may not have a female protagonist on the surface. It's hard to see any emotional interaction between a man and a woman, and they don't get married until the last few chapters. The women who appear in the book, except for Mr. XX's wife, the queen and Xiao Li's sisters are Xiao Li's concubines and concubines. There are no "confidantes" who have to marry the protagonist, which can be said to be relatively clean. Xiao Li didn't show any mercy. He followed the routine of attending a certain adult's banquet and basically stayed at home and around his home, which was very different from similar stories. How can I put it this way? I have read all the stories about the male protagonist having eight wives, and then all eight of them would come out and retire together. You can't say that you are a modern person, and the author also said that there is only one. However, the comments are about looking for trouble with the harem, talking about everything and being one-on-one, which is quite speechless. In the middle and later stages of the book, it can be discovered that Xiao Li's apprentice Li Suiyuan is a woman. In the end, it can be discovered that she is Wu Zetian. Then they may be related, but they are left in suspense without going into details. Finally, one thing that may be annoying is that Xiao Li "copied poems". In later generations of literature, Xiao Li used a lot of it when he was pretending to be 13, and he was also known as the "immortal". This was fine a few years ago, but now, coupled with the fact that many fast-traveling articles criticize the "original male and female protagonists" who did this, it seems a bit immoral and annoying. I think this is harmless. Looking at the overall situation, Xiao Li is still good. Besides, going back to ancient times and memorizing poems to become a talented person should be what everyone wants to do, haha. Then let's talk about the supporting characters. After all, it is a comedy novel, and the emperor, ministers, etc. Who often curse others are read for fun. The main characters of everyone are actually different depending on the description, but they are actually similar when reading. The villain didn't lose his wits, which is good. There's no plot that doesn't please you and insists on killing you. Finally, let's talk about the system. The system has been cleared, and I finally no longer see the favorability halo or intelligence points. Just sign in, and then the points can only be exchanged for blueprints, a small amount of modern items for personal use, and primary raw material crops (? Saplings). It is a self-reliance system. It is quite interesting to watch later. Then let's talk about the plot. Be quiet and low-key and then pretend to be 13 to get slapped in the face. Even if the situation is very critical and there are many conspiracies waiting, the protagonist will definitely win. This is the routine. But this book is interestingly written and contains some innovations in content, so it deserves praise. I suggest you read the book directly for some details, so I won't spoil them. Most of the plot is about the protagonist, and part of it is about the antagonist, the emperor, etc., And then there are two long sections in the middle that are about other people, namely the prince Li Chengqian and the Sui Dynasty prince Yang Jianxin. They are doing things related to the protagonist. It is a bit long and skipping it will not have much impact, but it is still recommended to watch it. Since the author probably wrote whatever he thought of, the parts I remember include three timelines and the confusion of the plot. First, when Cheng Yaojin discovered that Xiao Li was an "illegitimate child". Is it when Cheng Yaojin went back to drink wine and met Li Er and Wei Zheng, or when his son went back and told him that he was going to save Xiao Li's "dad". Second, the specific opening time of Datang No. 1 Restaurant. Is it the lion dance in the early stage, or the later period when the romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties is told for advertising and the sweet potato feast is held. Third, it's time to confess "the wrong dad". Was it when Miss Lu asked for leave, or when Emperor Li Yuan came directly to Xiao Li's house and they talked. Then talk about typos. From the perspective of web writing, there are relatively few typos, and you can basically guess them based on the context. However, I still don't know what "Annie Chang'an" and "Annie something" mean. There are many homophonic words that appear in order to make it lighthearted and funny, but this one is not a typo. Finally, take out the timeline alone and talk about it. Due to editing reasons, this book has to be completed (as mentioned in the author's words later). The book spends 95% of its length describing the events of the first two or three years, and then spends 5% of its space describing the events of the next few decades. The last five percent is basically a summary. For example, in the last few minutes of a traditional movie that everyone knows, the words "What did so-and-so do in such-and-such year" in white letters and black background, but there are also some short clips that describe some warm and funny scenes. The ending can be said to be a bit rushed. It is a traditional suspenseful ending, but it is just a look at what happened before from the perspective of modern people in later generations. At least the people in the article have arranged the ending or can guess the ending, so there are no pitfalls. It can be evaluated as a rush in the later stage, but it would not be said to be cut in half. Unknowingly, I wrote a review of 1,500+ words, including everything I can think of right now. This book is really light-hearted and funny. I highly recommend it. In order to post this comment, I revised it seven or eight times, but every time I said it couldn't be done, and I didn't say what was wrong with it. I was exhausted.

This article tells about a Tang Dynasty that is different from the real history. The characters are vividly depicted, the plot is coherent, and the language is humorous and humorous. It makes people immersed in it. It is a good novel.