A Commoner in the Late Ming

People often say that if you travel back to the Qing Dynasty and don't rebel, you'll be screwed over with a power drill. I disagree. In my opinion, no matter which dynasty you travel to, you need to rebel. It's just like the saying, "When the world prospers, the people suffer; when it falls, the people suffer."

It had a slight deterrent effect. Li Zicheng appeared, saying, "If we kill him, what Chen Zicheng or He Zicheng will there be?" You're a time traveler, you already have your own territory, and Li Zicheng is coming to join you, yet you refuse, letting him rebel, grow stronger, and eventually fight you a few battles?

I finished reading it. I saw the author's advertisement and decided to check it out while waiting for updates. To be honest, this book is worth reading, but the author has quite a few problems. In short, the author uses too many different styles, resulting in a lack of satisfaction among various readers. I hope the author's next book will be better. If you're looking for something to read, this book is worth checking out.

It was written as a melodramatic romance novel, and I was prepared to spend 100 yuan to finish it, but I was poisoned before I even saw 20 yuan. The protagonist's character was completely ruined because of Zhao Qian; he became a brainless lecher.

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He can't move when he sees a beautiful woman, he even rebelled, he's not looking anymore.

Sigh, he's gotten so fat. Now, all he does is throw his brains around like a dog when he sees a woman. He used to be quite smart. I can't stand it anymore. GUDEBAI

The writing is too rough, and the protagonist is ridiculously childish. When someone leads a group of people to besiege his village, he can still make the other person swear an oath before letting them go, but the other person refuses to leave and insists on dying there. It's so awkward and shows signs of chuunibyou (middle school syndrome). How about a hero cherishing a hero?

If you write it like a story about male dogs, I'll delete it immediately.

Seeing the tiger hunt, I immediately gave up. Before Liberation, my great-grandfather organized dozens of people to hunt a small South China tiger. Each person had a homemade firearm. They surrounded the tiger in a mountain hollow. After being shot, the tiger went berserk and charged at a man, leaping over his head in a single bound of nearly three zhang (approximately 10 meters).