Love in the Tang Dynasty: A Time - Traveling Romance - Reviews

My favorite novel of them all. Fantastic piece . My only concern is the release of one chapter every 12 hours.I hope something can be done about it.At least release of 3 new chapters a day instead of 2 would help

Had some potential in the beginning(a little) but ultimately became too cliche and, well, just flat out boring. Characters are pretty much the same as usual, and pretty much everything about this is cliche. It could of gone places but it was just too freaking cliche and boring.

out of all the stories, why was this picked?! I understand that 'I cultivate passively' was picked because it had a good score, but this?! Trash!!!!!

well what to say story well downhill quite fast MC is constant struggling in fights

I love this story but I'm interested if the female cops are going to come back into it Yumi and Sarah can't forget about Claudette and I need to know more about this vampire Jelia need to know more next chapter PLEASE

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Onee chan = sister / onii chan = brotherOnly 5 chapters at the moment can't say to mutch yet.I will give a better rating in the future hope you don't drop it

This book has a lot of potential, i love the characters, the plot is great, yes it has a few mistakes but that does not matter because it is a great story and i recommend your book. Kudos to the author and keep up the good wrk.

(Good thing I didn't use my storage magic.)

This novel is one of the, if not the best novels i have ever read on the internet. The characters are well written, the world building is great and the magic system makes sense. You can see that the author puts lots of efforts into writing. It is a fabolous novel and i would recommend it to everyone.

"Ori's engaged?! Shaya, why didn't he ever say anything before?!"

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