The Eunuch Rules

Some suggestions! Regarding the system utilization, the protagonist only has one sword technique, White Bone Zen and one Jiazi internal strength. He has said several times that he lacks light skills and cannot even use hidden weapons. If not, forget it. The protagonist has some points to exchange for the useless Ice Qi and Dragnet, but he is stingy about adding a little bit of strength to himself? It is obvious that one can quickly learn martial arts with the White Bone Zen, but his life is in danger twice due to poor martial arts. As a result, he has used up his inner strength for decades, without even looking at how to use it in a hurry, and without any means of long-range attack. The establishment of the Erzedong Factory has a very unreasonable structure. Everything is under the control of the commander. The protagonist is only responsible to the commander. It feels too childish. It is too easy to hand over the power to a person who has only just met and has no relatives. The other party has neither much ability nor much credit. It is like playing house and there is no check and balance method. Once there is any ulterior motives, it is easy to deceive and conceal it. Three protagonists' personalities: As a factory owner, you don't have to be extremely intelligent, but do you want to be so approachable? Taking in a useless little brother, he became a brother within a few chapters. As a spy, after one meal, you start to forget your roots and treat the other person as a benefactor. I lent a few taels of silver to others, and within a few chapters, she was directly upgraded to a younger sister. I don't have many capable people but the result is a lot of trouble. I really don't understand why factory owners are so good nowadays? ? ?

It looks good, but since it's a eunuch, I don't want a female character (actually, I read the book without a female protagonist 😁). It's not like every book has a female protagonist. There are still many books without female protagonists. If there is a female protagonist, I hope the author will say something and be prepared.

Regarding the issue of the protagonist's second personality, seeing it now, I feel something is wrong. It feels like there is an indescribable weirdness between the two personalities. It is true that the existence of the system cannot be relied on, but I feel that it cannot be forgotten too much. Otherwise, what else would the system do? If you don't like my personal opinion, don't comment! ! !

I really don't understand the introduction... Can you please explain it more clearly?

Transformed into a Martial Arts Master, this book is shocking. The male protagonist traveled through time and became a eunuch. Unable to bear the blow, he actually underwent surgery to become a woman, gave birth to a child for the emperor, and then went out to travel in the world. He was the first to meet Tian Boguang, and actually molested him in turn. Later, he had children with Wuming, and even raped various celebrities in martial arts.

It's a rubbish novel. Let's not talk about anything else for now. Let's just say that the emperor arranged for the male protagonist to deal with things, and then he met a man named Yunzheng, and then created so many plots that I don't know what to mean. I don't understand. This part alone makes me want to vomit. I don't want to read any more.

When I saw Shang Na, I didn't look at the table of contents. I thought it was almost over, but I didn't expect it to be the end. Oh my God! I thought I could be a slave and be the biggest and a side-by-side king, but I couldn't bear it, damn it! I have a suggestion, just change the beginning so that it doesn't mean time travel. That would be easier to accept.

The author's writing style can be used to write historical articles, but of course it is not systematic.

This book is well written and I support it.

Ling Xuzi, the best doctor in the world, with mediocre martial arts skills, could heal dead people and make bones alive. Appearance: White hair and childish face. Personality: Old naughty boy. Funny most of the time, reliable at key moments.