A Warlord's Rise, Beginning With the Orthodox Great Ming Era

I really recommend this novel. It was a bit annoying in the early stage, but the more I read, the more comfortable I feel. The third world of Zhang Juzheng really made me happy. The protagonist traveled through time and became the son of Zhang Juzheng, a drunken and promiscuous maidservant. After a few clicks, things in the system were indeed a bit toxic, but later the protagonist came back, and part of the reward was compensated (because the protagonist did make a mistake in the first place, and the main system was right when it said sex was a knife on the head. The first world was confiscated but compensated to reunite the couple, and the reward in the second world was halved). Now the third world counts as an assessment, and if you pass, you will be given to the subsystem. Now you are looking forward to the subsystem. Overall, the writing style is pretty good, and the protagonist rises quickly, so it's not a slow start. However, some parts are detailed and a little slow, so you have to be patient to read it.

This book actually looks pretty good, very nice, and I have the desire to read it. However, the update of this book is really slow, one chapter a day. I originally wanted to keep it, but I kept it for a week, and these are the only pictures 🙂🙂🙂

It's well written, but new books with this kind of update speed are usually finished books.

It's well written. It neither makes the system too powerful nor treats the civil and military officials as fools.

It's just fun, there's not so much intrigue

After reading Chapter 8, I have three correct views and don't feel aggrieved. It's a refreshing article without any brain. You can read it without any brain.

Most of the details are fine, and it's the kind of article that can be read with some brainpower as a refreshing read.

Good luck to the author!!!!!

Yes, all civil servants should be killed in the Ming Dynasty.

Heavy cavalry looks good, who agrees? Who objects? Force Lai Lai to speak out!