Traveling Through Time and Space with a System

Raise your hand if you don't want to read it after reading the synopsis.

The author should just write what they think and feel, and not pay attention to bad people and evil people making a fuss. Many bad and wicked people have infiltrated the comments section, trying to trick you into writing about the Taiping Rebellion and what happened afterward, and then report you, leaving you heartbroken and disillusioned. Don't listen to their nonsense.

I've never understood why the protagonist, who's so incredibly powerful, is so brainless. He could easily assassinate hundreds of people in a single night after dark, and after a few times, the camp would collapse. Just imagine the concept of hunting down a tiger in the dead of night—someone stronger than a tiger is far more terrifying.

Emperor Chongzhen was easily pleased by successes and easily angered by failures. His suspicious nature was entirely due to the Donglin Party, a young man who had never seen the world. He unexpectedly became emperor, trusting his ministers and Yuan Chonghuan. What did he gain? Would you have changed your mind?

It's supposed to be an emotional system, but it can only collect negative emotions. What about positive emotions?

I couldn't continue after chapter 20. The author's perspective is so narrow, their common sense so lacking—they clearly have no idea what life is like for ordinary peasants. Their interpersonal skills are also terrible; how could military officers in the Ming Dynasty receive such good treatment? I read a little before bed, and it disgusted me so much I couldn't sleep a wink all night.

The Wild Boar Hide army is terrible, otherwise he wouldn't have planned to just rob a little and run. The book portrays Wild Boar Hide as overly powerful.

Set a trap, pour cement in, and you're dead? Lure them to a place surrounded by steel walls, then plant explosives inside, and they're dead? Lure them to a place with flammable materials and a large amount of high-proof alcohol, then set it on fire, and they're dead? There are many other methods. Don't say you can't lure them in; the protagonist isn't that smart.

This is a typical "Dragon Overlord" (or "Overpowered Hero") novel where the world revolves around the protagonist. Therefore, those who are already familiar with reading should proceed with caution. If the author is a newcomer (not using an alternate account), it's actually quite good; the first book will definitely have some issues!

Song Jiang was a hypocrite, not a true villain!