Bringing the Mall to Join the Tang Dynasty

It is also a very good ending. The beginning is very detailed, and the writing in the middle is also very good. There are a little flaws in the transition at the end. Wu Zetian's arrangement is not very good, but the ending is still good, although it is a bit unexpected.

Originally, it didn't have to be too demanding to be a good book, but it also couldn't be full of loopholes. Where does the food for takeout come from without others being suspicious? No matter what, there has to be a reason and explanation. There is no workshop. Things just appear out of thin air and they are still so popular. Powerful people don't investigate? . When others pretended to be from our time years ago, the protagonist is now a Tang Dynasty person in the eyes of others. No one is surprised by this sentence. Instead, they are surprised by the things they have never seen before. This is also understandable. After all, most people are very interested in things they have never seen or heard, but no one has questioned it. Are they all fools? Several nobles say each other's names in public. They are all the founding heroes or princes and princesses. It's okay if ordinary people don't know. The protagonist travels to the past and doesn't know any of them? He didn't know that just because he didn't know about it before he traveled through time, none of those people who were backed by aristocratic families or the top restaurant owners in the area knew about it? A person who has experienced the baptism of modern culture, not to mention how high his knowledge reserve is, as long as he is a normal person or someone whose ideas and opinions have not been affected too much in the past, will he attack an eleven or twelve-year-old child? The protagonist's status is a person who is only a little higher than the base level. He probably couldn't afford salt to brush his teeth when he just traveled through time and didn't make any money. You shouldn't be able to use salt when cooking at home, right?

It's the same as water-injected pork, so I won't say more, you know

As a long-time bookworm, I found this book to be very long-winded, and everything the protagonist did seemed to me to be very confusing. I saw the catalog and taught me how to cook through the screen. I went to Datang with the recipes.

The maid is only twelve years old and you just flirt with her, but you still do it! Beast! It felt like a greasy old man in sheep's clothing was attacking a middle school student. And there are too many flirting content about the maid, which is a bit offensive. The title of the book should be "Crossing the Tang Dynasty and Flirting with a 12-Year-Old Little Sister". It's disgusting.

First of all, this book is really bad. There is no logic. Everyone else is the same. The main character is smart. I don't know if the author is intentional or ignorant. I just started selling alkaline noodles - the protagonist, a white man, dared to go against a wealthy family. Really fierce. The protagonist who can spray saliva with just one mouthful of saliva kneels down and begs for mercy, is he so stubborn? Alkaline noodles are an epoch-making product, and even a white man deserves to own them (this was the case in ancient times)? Won't other aristocratic families rob you? Do you raise domestic slaves for dry food? A white guy uses a priceless treasure to treat a group of big guys like a treasure. The big guys are all FW?

There are only four words in the whole article: worshiping foreigners and favoring foreigners.

Read Chapter 242... The writing is "really good"

The author has limited IQ, so I suggest you change your career!

The writing is very bad. The protagonist doesn't know anything as if he has never seen the market before. He has no historical knowledge at all. He is a modern college student. I really can't watch it until the end.