Who Says He's Just a Lowly Constable?

I read 80 chapters in one go and it is really worth recommending. The plot of the story has a very steady rhythm, the writing is smooth, and it does not use any words or expressions that are obviously dramatic. The character's IQ is online, and the protagonist's personality and behavioral logic are tenable. He does not blindly rely on the knowledge channel of the time traveler to change the world, but also knows how to proceed step by step. There are not many characters in the supporting cast so far. The main characters basically have distinct personalities, and their behaviors and motivations are consistent with their identities. There are some foreshadowings, and I look forward to seeing how it develops in the future. I really need to take back my 5-star review, I just want to give up on the marriage plot. Everyone's behavioral logic collapsed. The protagonist's strength is currently in the first echelon. The emperor wants to win over him but he chooses to marry a disabled princess? What kind of behavioral logic is this? Even if the emperor loved his daughter, he would not be able to give his physically disabled daughter to the courtiers he wanted to win over. If you want to win over or beat someone, you don't need to use this method that is almost humiliating in terms of ordinary people's values. In addition, it has been exaggerated that the protagonist's greatest ideal is to travel around the world. If he encounters such humiliation, he can just walk away. Trying to change society is not his goal, and he has always said he wants to try it. There is no need to consider humiliating his emperor here. Now he accepts the marriage offer and is planning to find a way to cure her. I really don't want to watch this plot development.

Maybe some people like to read it, but this concept is not what I like to read. In an ancient martial arts world, there are absolute laws to restrict martial arts. It seems that the responsibility for causing the death of the people is all on one side. In reality, there are no wealthy landowners from wealthy families who don't eat people.

At present, the plot and so on are still ok

It's so good. I accidentally recommended this book with the intention of giving it a try, but it turned out to be so good.

Clear structure and substantial content

Good-looking. Love to watch. Like to watch.

The Taoist priest's new book has a strong Jianghu flavor.

It's good to read, but I haven't read a book in a few years. I hope it has a female protagonist, but I don't know if it will be good to write if there is a female protagonist.

The author writes with heart and hard work, I am very optimistic about you!

Personally I think it's okay