Great Tang: I Rebel at Eight and Make Li Shimin the Retired Emperor!

You're just a history student, and you think you know everything after transmigrating? Asking Yuan Tiangang to make salt in three days and sugar in five days isn't unreasonable, but you're making bombs in a few days and guns in ten? The most outrageous thing is that you've been working on a steam engine and a train for a month? Do you have some kind of cheat code? Even system novels aren't as fast as you!

These kinds of novels for children under a few years old are written by people with normal minds. I just don't understand why these people think they're readable.

Do you think those generals are brainless, rebelling against an 8-year-old like you?

No matter what kind of book it is, it gets boring after reading more than 100 chapters. Then it's the same old routine: producing soap, sugar, and weapons. There's a lot of nonsense going on.

This is a huge unfinished story. I wrote half of it but couldn't continue, so I just wrote the ending!

Isn't Li Chengqian Li Shimin's elder brother? How come you've made him Li Shimin's son?

The protagonist has no sense of time; he treats tasks like a game, completing them with a simple tap of his finger!

The title alone is enough to deter any person with a brain.

He rebelled at eight years old, why don't you say he got married at two?

This is ridiculous! Yuan Tiangang and Li Chunfeng didn't practice alchemy, okay? I can't even watch this.