Chongzhen Has a Shop

Wei Zhongxian could at least get things done, but the Donglin Party couldn't even do that! 🤫

The very first chapter is toxic. You've just transmigrated and don't have the emperor's memories. How can you survive? You know nothing. How can you be a good emperor?

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Virgin Mary, beggars are just driven away. Politically naive, talking about Zhu Youjian. Your intelligence is completely lacking! Have you ever seen beggars near the train station in Beijing? What country manages beggars? They're either driven away or given money to raise the next generation.

What on earth were those last few dozen chapters? Did historical fiction turn into a martial arts romance? The entire story is completely off-topic; the shop system only appears a few times at the beginning, and it's practically useless. Such elementary school-level errors—the title and content not matching—shouldn't have come from a writer.

It's been a year and there's still no update!

Ugh! I've read dozens of chapters, and it feels like I'm reading a history book. This book should be used in history class; we'd learn it much faster that way.

I think this book is pretty good, so I subscribed to the whole thing. There's not much filler, so I'm showing my support. These days, most writers are just writing to produce words; some write millions of words for a single book.

I feel the author has wasted this concept and subject matter. The layout is like playing chess; the pieces are the talent, and financial resources go without saying. A well-developed layout is essential for gaining control of military power and for implementing reform plans.

Garbage is garbage, too many incomplete parts.