Striving in the Early Tang Dynasty

I'm not reading anymore. The author's language is so foul, it's clear their character isn't much better.

How can anyone read a book like this with so many words? Is the quality really that low?

I can't stand it anymore. A tenant farmer, and he's always swearing. I really can't imagine what kind of future he could have in the early Tang Dynasty, when powerful families controlled everything.

Is he afraid he won't die?

The entire book is just about power struggles in officialdom; there's nothing interesting about it, so I advise you not to read it.

Okay, okay, this protagonist is awesome, good for nothing, and a coward. I originally thought there would be some surprises, but instead he went back to his hometown and asked for money from Qin Shi Huang, and his father-in-law was overjoyed and kept giving him money. I can hardly contain myself!

I wanted to curse after reading just the first five chapters. How did the protagonist not get killed? He's completely useless, always looking down on others, selfish, short-sighted, and a waste of his transmigration opportunity. I'm curious how this book even got an 8.9 Rating; the comments section is full of insults. I'm dropping it.

Those time travelers who only have infantry for sieges, no siege ladders, only foot soldiers without archers to support them—their brains are practically fish-filled!

Becoming an official is difficult in any era, but as a time traveler, your status as a tenant farmer and son-in-law makes it very difficult for you to enter officialdom. Even if you were to enter officialdom, you should at least understand its rules, systems, and hierarchical structure, and the social framework of the early Tang Dynasty. The protagonist has been quite confused throughout, demonstrating low intelligence.

The comments section is quite interesting; why doesn't the author join the flame war?