My Family History

The author may have had too much to drink and was talking gibberish. Chapter 59: First, Prince Teng promoted the protagonist from the seventh rank to the fifth rank, which was a triple jump. Then the emperor was dissatisfied and thought he was stingy, so he promoted the protagonist to the sixth rank, saying that this was a consecutive promotion of several levels. So I couldn't read it, so I had to abandon the book. The author should wake up first and then start writing, so as not to make the preface irrelevant and the postscript irrelevant.

How did Shen Wansan die? He said he wanted to help the emperor pay the army, but he was killed directly. Others who became officers took money from the army. You also spent money for the army. If you didn't object, who would object? And you care too much about women. Now you choose women because you can't get them. How precious are they? In ancient times, they were just goods. Su Dongbo directly exchanged women for two horses.

I can't watch it without thinking, it's outrageous

For example, as soon as you became a hundred households, you started using your own money to buy the army. What do you want to do? Are you qualified to pay for the emperor's army? What's more, when you give out money, you expose all the corruption and free-paying practices of all your fellow officials. How can other corrupt officials survive? Being scolded and assassinated by soldiers? Was the emperor's dharma confiscated? Finally, there is the issue of the title. Since ancient times, the army has been close to death if it uses the name of a general, because he is equivalent to raising the flag to challenge the emperor's ownership and control of the world's soldiers and horses. Therefore, the emperor must quickly kill people with military power and armed forces like Yue Fei and Qi Jiguang, dismantle the army or send it out to fight a war of attrition, use food and grass, or leak military information to destroy the enemy with the hands of the grassland invaders. This is the undertone of political darkness.

If you have space, you can still practice. If you can fight one against a hundred, you can establish your authority first. Then no one will dare to offend you, and no one will be afraid of being exterminated at night. When you can fight one against a thousand, you can go to the palace at night and enter the space directly even if there are traps. If you have space, you are basically invincible. If you practice for a period of time and have the ability to protect yourself, you should first seek revenge. If the government servant, Rongguo Mansion housekeeper, or Leng Zixing who beat you hit you, you should kill them all at night. When you gain strength, it's not about integrating into the world, but about letting the world integrate into you. Instead of being submissive and asking for guidance, if you feel lonely in this space, just buy more maids. Anyway, the powerful people in the feudal dynasty didn't have any good things, so they just grabbed whatever they wanted.

I don't understand that there is no particularly big benefit or crisis demand, but the source and placement of incredible goods are suddenly exposed through a huge warehouse. Don't you think the emperor doesn't want to investigate spies? In China, if there are unexplainable problems today, the relevant departments will study and investigate them and bring everyone under control. But the protagonist acted like a normal person, pooped a piece of shit bigger than a warehouse, and then swaggered to become a salt patrol censor? Isn't it clear, a big thing is stuffed in for the readers, the emperor and the idiots in the plot to look at?

The protagonist lives like a dog, worse than a turtle

What kind of good people can there be among time travellers? When you have the strength, who will try to reason with you? If you just say that chicken is a phoenix, they will all say yes.

There is a problem with the plot concept, which repeatedly angers people whose status is much higher than themselves, and then these people are suppressed by the plot, violating the logic of human nature and not killing the protagonist. Reading it just doesn't feel smooth enough, let alone hearty.

I was writing fantasy here. I knew it was about Red Mansions, but I thought it was about the end of the world. Master Gu would not kill like this.