The soul of Tumu people dates back to the late Han Dynasty, and they have no system or power. But his new identity coincides with the meeting and points directly to the world. While others are still struggling to gain qualifications, he is already at the forefront. It turns out that the biggest golden finger is being born at the right time and in the right fetus.
Reader comments
Not bad, but there are some flaws. First of all, ancient times valued etiquette, and etiquette has been throughout Chinese history. Maybe the protagonist has just traveled through time and is not used to it. The good thing is that he is free and easy, and the bad thing is that he has no family education, because the ancient classes are very strict. It is like apologizing to a maid. Also, the description of the characters is very one-sided, such as Man Chong, why is it so unhuman? How is it possible to be selfless? How can one survive in the officialdom without emotional intelligence? It's impossible for a muscle to reach that position.
Not bad, but there are some flaws. First of all, ancient times valued etiquette, and etiquette has been throughout Chinese history. Maybe the protagonist has just traveled through time and is not used to it. The good thing is that he is free and easy, and the bad thing is that he has no family education, because the ancient classes are very strict. It is like apologizing to a maid. Also, the description of the characters is very one-sided, such as Man Chong, why is it so unhuman? How is it possible to be selfless? How can one survive in the officialdom without emotional intelligence? It's impossible for a muscle to reach that position.
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It looks pretty good so far