The Great Craftsman of the Late Ming Dynasty

The protagonist takes ten people out and kills a few people and is rewarded with a special reward by the emperor. Even if the official army is weak in the late Ming Dynasty, it is not to the point where a few enemy soldiers are rewarded with a special reward. The system in the article seems useless (quite rubbish) and there is a problem with the upgrade system. It also has the function of recruiting apprentices, but the apprentices are subject to skill level restrictions related to the protagonist's level. The apprentice's work does not provide any feedback to the protagonist (in terms of skills and experience), and the plot development is very abrupt. A running account of the development situation was copied and pasted (a number was changed), and statistical data on the development situation were frequently presented with word counts. The author (a seasoned veteran of several works) is very active in managing the deletion of comments. This time cannot be used to check for typos and straighten out the plot development... I was so upset that I posted three or four complaints about it in the early morning, but all of them were deleted. Huh(ˉ(∞)ˉ)hmph. This is a big part of the reason why I created this list of complaints.