[County Magistrate + Technology + Farming + Comedy + Scheming + Lighthearted Humor + No Female Lead]
In the seventh year of the Hongwu reign of the Ming dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang travels incognito to Guiyang County, Hunan.
There, he discovers roads, brickworks, residential compounds, fire brigades, hotel suites, and all manner of things he has never heard of before.
Stunned, he learns that they were all created by Xu Shi, the county magistrate of Guiyang.
But he never expected Xu Shi to be a brazen, corrupt official who openly takes bribes, makes money in business, and collects kickbacks from merchants.
His home is filled with pavilions and towers of the utmost luxury, rare paintings, jade, and ancient books...
Zhu Biao: Meeting Xu Shi, a fine teacher, in this life is a blessing I earned over eight lifetimes.
Lan Yu: Xu Shi commands the business world just as I command the battlefield. He is a man of great talent.
The Japanese pirates: The great hero who destroyed our country is named Xu Shi.
I feel that the author's culture is not very good. What Lao Zhu said is that we are not our family, but our family is the eunuch. Empress Ma also called Lao Zhu's official family. The official family is the name of the Song Dynasty. I am sick of stupidity. Don't talk about imaginary history. It's a mess. Since the most basic aspects of writing this kind of article have not been written well (a problem in the first ten chapters)
I originally thought it was quite interesting, but the title of the book is completely inconsistent with the content, and the technology is completely invisible. The beginning of Chapter 9 is exactly the same as in other novels about the Ming County Magistrate, and the routine is not interesting.
A bit taken for granted. Lowered the supporting character's IQ
Where is the technology? It's all about the visual sense of palace fighting