The Poor Scholar's Son

It's very good, not only the plot, but also the details are well described, but it's a bit short (and watery), and sometimes there are a few typos mixed in.

After reading more than forty chapters, the time-travel novel should be the collision between modern people's thoughts and knowledge and feudal society. After more than forty chapters, it seems that the protagonist does not look like a modern time-traveler at all (that is, the part about beating the servant to death is mentioned briefly). At other times, he is a feudal aborigine who looks very different. Oh no, he must be a feudal aboriginal with a sarcastic face. A sixth-grade official can be bullied to the point where even feudal aborigines can't stand it. This protagonist is like no one else. He is so cowardly that anyone can step on him. The idea is good, the subject matter is good, but this is the main character setting... I'll read about it later.

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It's very exciting. I look forward to the update. The characters and environment lack detailed descriptions and are not very full. In some places, the description is not very immersive (personal feeling). I look forward to your update.

Since I want to write about the harem, I also want to write about a saint. I'm speechless.

Good flowing water

The plot is okay, but it's just that I haven't adapted to the feudal era after traveling for such a long time. It's too fake and it's embarrassing to watch.

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In ancient times, it would be meaningless not to open a harem. The progress should be made faster, and more updates would not be enough.

All I could do was watch. Some chapters are really unreadable.