The Chancellor of a Great Nation

Emperor Jiajing was the most selfish person. His clever brain was devoted to cultivating Taoism and controlling the internal struggles of ministers. Those who served as officials under him speculated on his way of thinking. It took a professional actor to get away with it.

Every time I read a novel about a poor family, I always think of a sentence: How can a wealthy family lose to you after studying hard for ten years in a wealthy family?

Overall, I feel that Huniu is the biggest failure of this article.

There are too many poisonous points and too many modern words are used. The ancients actually used words such as consortium and central bank. The protagonist's sister has too many scenes, and she appears everywhere. It feels like the whole plot revolves around this little kid, and it's hard to tell who is the protagonist.

I really don't like the male protagonist's character. I've read hundreds of chapters and now I've given up. I can't stand it. I understand the mood and temperament of the male protagonist, but understanding doesn't mean I agree with it. I can tolerate him seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages. This is human nature. But within his power, he didn't even have the compassion to help those people get ahead. To him, it was just a matter of words. I know better that he has no obligation to help others, but I also cannot accept such a male protagonist. I don't mean to criticize it, this novel is generally very good. But this kind of male protagonist is not suitable for me. If it weren't for the character Hu Niu, I might not have been able to read more than 400 chapters. I always thought that the male protagonist would be subtly changed by his sister, but no, at least not in the first four hundred chapters. The character of the male protagonist is one of the reasons why I abandoned the book. What I put forward here is just a suggestion to the author. The character of the male protagonist is actually the key to whether a book is popular or not. People don't ask him to be great, but he must not be bad, because such a book is very difficult to persist and write. At least you have to have a kind heart, although not very kind. I very much agree that this novel is generally very good, but my patience has reached its limit. Sorry, I can't continue to follow it. I want to know what everyone thinks of the male protagonist, so I posted this, thank you.

Why didn't this book be put on a female channel? How could a seven or eight-year-old brat be so capable? Why not go to heaven? 🙂 If he is so capable, then the male protagonist should just stop doing anything and just lie down and let the brat go out to support the family 🙂. Is it so easy for women in ancient times to become officials? Why can't others be so? Why is she so lucky and the daughter of destiny? Guanyin descends to earth?

Hu Niu is really annoying. Even if she has a sister, she needs to arrange so many scenes? It was so annoying that I gave up the book. 🔪

It's too poisonous. It looked pretty good at the beginning, but in Chapter 342, she vomited blood and died. Without her brother's knowledge, a seven-year-old girl went to propose marriage for her brother to the daughter of a minister, and she succeeded. She was still a seven-year-old girl who had just come from the countryside to the capital! Do you believe that a minister is such a childish person? It also affects the positioning issue in the officialdom! I'm afraid I don't know how my head fell off! I thought I had found a historical book that I liked! I plan to watch it slowly. Hey, I was so angry that I withdrew and never saw him again!

I'm not allowed to speak out about my bad writing, and I'm even banned. Author, you bought the monthly pass (writing about the Ming Dynasty)

Really poisonous. Originally, the sister was a bit unbearable. After reading more than 300 chapters, a seven-year-old girl got engaged to her seventeen-year-old brother (a modern person)! Does anyone else think it's normal? ? And you can actually enter and leave the Hanlin Academy at will? ? I can't bear it any longer, so I'll take your place...