Charge One Silver Coin More, and Even the Great Emperor Has to Pay

The protagonist is decisive and ruthless. It seems there might be no female lead at the moment. It's a fast-paced, satisfying read. I like it, love it, and want to read more—I just can't get enough! 🥺

So far, there haven't been any major flaws, and the author's writing style seems quite mature. Five stars! I hope they maintain this level of skill. This book perfectly embodies Zhang Zuolin's saying: "The martial world isn't just about fighting and killing; it's about human relationships and social interactions."

(The author is tied up in a dark little room) *Snap!* The sudden light made his eyes sting. "You... What are you going to do?" "Author, this isn't a novel. I won't tell you the reason for the kidnapping~" A figure wearing an exoskeleton and an alloy helmet walked in; the voice was indistinguishable as male or female. The author swallowed hard. "But it's a small matter.

The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, and the plot is logical and well-developed; so far, the book is quite good. I just don't know if there will be a female lead and a romance later on. If there is, and the romance isn't handled well, it might fall apart.

Is my sister tired of updating so little for me? If she's going to be like this, she might as well not update at all. Oh well, my sister is always so carefree. It's me who's being petty, making me seem like I'm being unreasonable and nitpicky.

It's great! It reminds me of the main character's personality. Quite stylish! The live stream itself seems a little odd, but overall it's harmless. The character is intriguing, and the plot is interesting.

Overall, this is a novel good for passing the time, but the climax hasn't arrived yet, and it didn't feel particularly exciting. It's worth the rating. The protagonist isn't brainless; after finishing it, I feel like I could even make a side story about the father. Keep it up, author!

It's actually quite good. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless. So far, there's no female lead, and the pacing is good, without any dragging. The characters are intelligent, and there are no instances of supporting characters being idiotic. The only downside is the slow update speed, and the 6-point rating is really puzzling. I personally think this book shouldn't be below 8.

It's incredibly good. The author doesn't compromise on quality, making it a truly enjoyable read. Plus, the protagonist is intelligent and not the type who's easily swayed by women. Among Tomato's works on the Imperial Guard, none are as good as this one.

I've seen the latest chapter, and it doesn't seem to have the issues mentioned in the negative reviews. It's a matter of personal taste; I quite like it. I just saw someone commenting on a positive review accusing someone of betraying their conscience... I think that's a bit much. These kinds of novels are all about the reader; if you like it, you like it; if you don't, you don't. What's the point of attacking others? It gets increasingly boring after you reach the 10,000-household level.