A Lord in the Empire

I watched it all in one go, and overall it was great, but there are still some flaws that I personally find problematic: 1. A famous courtesan is, in essence, just a prostitute, but this story gave me the impression of her being of a very high status. Her tone was even more condescending than that of a young lady from a wealthy family.

This book isn't popular because its fictional setting makes it difficult for readers to immerse themselves in the story. However, it cannot be denied that it is still a good work. It would be better if there were fewer female characters in the story. That's all I wanted to say.

I can't get through the author's books, but you write better than them!

I think this book is pretty good. These days, historical fiction is all over the place, it's so cringeworthy! If an ordinary modern person were to travel back in time and become a poor person, I don't believe you could necessarily become rich and powerful within five years.

After years of silence, I'm popping in to say hi and hope for your support.

Seriously, how can you all lie and say it's good?! The protagonist is a complete idiot! And the official account is written like it's from Akame ga Kill! Isn't it even more outrageous that Akame ga Kills someone in the street and still manages to deceive them behind their backs?! This is even more arrogant! How can a country like this exist without superpowers? I'm speechless.

A woman washing dishes, often called "Auntie," disliked the name and gave herself a boastful nickname: "Porcelain Washing Empress Dowager." Inspired by this, the tire repairman next door also adopted a similarly international name: "Napoleon Wheel." A welder, hearing this, named his welding shop: "Welding Emperor."

The most mediocre protagonist, a time traveler? Sigh.

The very first chapter is outrageous! Reborn for 5 years and still a beggar? The author is amazing!

If you enjoyed "The Son-in-Law," this book should also be worth reading. "The Son-in-Law" feels closer to the fantasies of an idealist. The biggest feature of this book is that the protagonist is a realistic time traveler. He has no cheat codes or special talents; he can't be a martial arts master, and his writing doesn't involve plagiarism or pretentiousness. It's purely storytelling.