I, Zhu Houzhao, Slaughter My Way Across the Land from the Start

The author is obsessed with Qing Dynasty dramas and always writes about things that only existed in the Qing Dynasty.

Although the imperial power was actually no match for these civil officials—in fact, from the time of Zhu Di onwards, the two sides had been locked in a power struggle—this book certainly had its exciting moments.

I've read 12 chapters. It's written rather childishly, but it's enjoyable to read. If you like lighthearted, mindless reading, you might want to check it out.

Emperor Zhengde is a legendary emperor whose achievements have been downplayed by civil officials. While his accomplishments were immense, he also set a bad precedent, arguably being the first gravedigger of the Ming Dynasty, by promoting the annexation of imperial estates.

I think it's okay, it's just that the title is a bit of a hindrance.

Writing is difficult, but reading without thinking is possible; this kind of operation is easily solved by water.

Keep it up, bro. There are some people you just need to study.

It's well-written, not AI-generated; the author has solid writing skills.

Well written, this is how civil servants should be managed.

It looks great, keep it up!