The author's previous works, The Tang Dynasty's Bricks, The Wisdom of the Great Song, Silver Fox, Han Village, The World Beyond Tomorrow, and I'm Not a Savage, are all classics. Readers are welcome to check them out.
The people and affairs of the world are all just dishes on the tables of the people of the Tang Dynasty.
Though raw ingredients have a rustic charm of their own, Yun Chu believes the most delicious food must be cut, cooked, and prepared before it is served. That's what best suits the appetites of the people of the Tang Dynasty.
Steamed, braised, stir-fried, stewed... however many affairs there are under heaven, the kitchen has just as many ways to cook them.
Whether they are Goguryeo, the Turks, Tubo, Tuyuhun, Xueyantuo, the Tiele... or giant whales, fierce tigers, monstrous sharks, and hungry wolves, all can be cooked into peerless delicacies in the great melting pot of the Tang Dynasty...
Add peerless seasonings like Li Zhi, Wu Zhao, Changsun Wuji, Chu Suiliang, Li Ji, and Cheng Yaojin, and there will always be something about the color, aroma, or taste that you won't forget.
Yun Chu hopes there will absolutely be a seat for him at this lavish feast!
Now that the feast is ready, Yun Chu spreads out his napkin and takes up his deer-skinning knife. He closes his eyes, ready to enjoy a banquet unlike any other and satisfy his ravenous appetite.
Fart, no mission is as important as your own life. I will kill anyone who wants to kill me.
As a modern person. But being loyal to an emperor like Li Zhi is really incomprehensible.
You don't dare risk your own life to stop others. What do you think, author? Is the protagonist so stupid?
Why did you give the gunpowder to Li Zhi? Idiot
Why can't I be killed when there is gunpowder in the beginning?
Hahaha, I'm laughing so hard that I can't live anymore.
The two characters of Tang Dynasty are pronounced differently, one is pronounced jin and the other is pronounced gan
Why isn't there a reader?