In a Famine Year, You Have an AK! Why Marry a White Tiger?

I'm a reader, not the author, and this book is truly excellent. The plot is full of twists and turns; it's simply a masterpiece among books. I highly recommend everyone check it out. Five-star review! 😳😳😳😳

I've finished listening, and so far it's pretty good. Because it's a relatively light-hearted writing style, I think it's okay that the protagonist isn't in a hurry to recruit women to improve his physical abilities. Also, please stop letting the protagonist touch his nose (it's only happened once so far, and even that was annoying).

No, that won't work. In ancient times, during famine years, you absolutely had to pass the imperial examinations to gain official rank. Otherwise, you'd be severely restricted. Even a candidate with a little bit of connections could get you into trouble if you didn't have any status.

Hmm, I was initially put off by the bizarre cover, but I couldn't resist opening it when I was looking for something to read. The quality was surprisingly good, no major flaws, and not frustrating at all.

It's great, and updates soon! It's rare to find a period novel that doesn't fall apart in its middle stages; the use of sexual content and references is perfectly balanced; the plot and the sex scenes (not really) have no logical inconsistencies or glaring flaws; and the details and satisfying moments are top-notch. The novel section has lost a good author, while Yellow Tomato has gained a seasoned driver. [Think about it carefully.]

Good attention to detail, not tedious, not pretentious; reading over 500 books on Tomato Books is quite impressive.

That was absolutely brilliant! Keep up the good work!

A realistic, objective, and multi-dimensional description with rich content and a clear structure.

😏 I want to see a martial arts master versus a Gundam!

I want to read another book!