Late Ming: 108 Ways to Play with a Wild Boar

Ji Chen is the protagonist from the novel "Ji Chen Tian Wan" by Nai Feng Wang Lao Ji. Those interested can check it out.

Killing wild boar hides was very satisfying, comparable to Ji Chen's experience.

Awesome! If you're also disgusted by this period of Qing Dynasty history, then you absolutely must come in and vent your anger. In short, it's awesome! It's an invincible, cheat-like experience of utterly crushing the weak, an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. And if any time-traveling women randomly appear along the way, they'll be mercilessly slaughtered if they're any Qing Dynasty slaves!

Some people have been pressing the report button so many times they've worn it out 🤭

Awesome! The yo-yo spins – endless fun!

Years ago, on a flight from Wuhan to Harbin, I met a Japanese professor (or teacher?) From a university. We chatted, and I learned he was in Wuhan for an academic exchange with the university. He was particularly fond of Qing Dynasty dramas, so I played along. He said he thought the Qing Dynasty was simply a successful Japan, and he was incredibly envious! 👍👍👍

Decompression, although the historical HTJ wasn't this "brutal." The incompetence of the Chongzhen Emperor is also portrayed quite well. In conclusion, Hao Kan, Shuang Kan. (ಡωಡ)

Beware of being reported by Siberian savages 😏

The main character is just too kind and loving 😏 It's amazing that the blue rat could be so easily killed. The author is so kind; there are only about 100 kinds of green rats. I really want to see most of the cruel punishments in human history applied to blue rats. 🙂🙂

Any book made of wild boar hide is a good book.