Great Ming: I Have Countless Life Skills

The protagonist plans to live in ancient times and count his days? I don't understand what the Four Books and Five Classics are worth being ashamed of. They are all useless things. The protagonist always does half of things, and then gives up, making salt and sugar, making a hammer in one thing and a hammer in the other. Now I am taking the imperial examination again. Especially the several times of pretentiousness and ghosts, it was really embarrassing to watch. Also, there were so many gangsters and pirates imprisoned in the guardhouse, and there was no food to feed them. The protagonist just told them to open up wasteland and let it go. The protagonist learns so many skills but doesn't use them to make money. He doesn't know what the use of the skills he learned is. In particular, try not to talk about military affairs on paper or boast. The Ming Dynasty's garrison soldiers were no longer good in the middle and late stages. Otherwise, Qi Jiguang would not be able to recruit troops. Without training and clear rewards and punishments, military pay would be difficult to obtain, and there would be no military discipline. It's okay for the protagonist to learn the Eight-Parted Essay and use it as a stepping stone to gain power, but don't brag about the Eight-Parted Essay. Eight-legged prose is useless, it is just a tool used by feudal rulers to enslave people.

This book can. Did you write about cuteness in this book? Too similar

No one has read this book. Although the plot is a bit slow and has few plot points, it is currently obvious that Zhang Luo is likely to become a Baihu or even a Qianhu. If Zhang Baihu is promoted to a daughter, his identity will be exposed, and then the whole group will be leaderless. Most likely Zhang Luo. Let's see what happens next. I originally thought it was a good source of food, but it turned out to be a crappy one.

Very good, why don't you write it later?

It's not finished yet. It's a good book. It's a pity🙏🏼🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

It's a pretty good book. It develops slowly and doesn't feel too abrupt.

What a pity. Why don't you finish it?

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

What a pity, such a beautiful book

Looking forward to the exciting follow-up