The Most Awesome Jin Yiwei

... No matter how pitiful the Shen brothers and sisters are, they are framed by the protagonist, and the protagonist has no enmity with his family. In the first few chapters, they said they were a little kind to his family, which can be said to be a favor repaid with hatred. The protagonist sees them as pitiful and does not pursue the case because nothing happened to him anyway. This is slightly understandable, but in the end, he said he owed them a favor? Invincible, I don't know what the protagonist is thinking, maybe he is a saint 🤫

Regarding the poems in the article, I have a personal opinion. Pig's Foot travels to the Ming Dynasty and competes with contemporary people on poems based on his talent. There are still many famous poems in the late Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty that can be borrowed from. Why do they have to be all original? I admit that the author has a good literary talent, but to be honest, the poems you wrote are still not up to the level of the so-called No. 1 Talent in Bailudong, or even the level of top contemporary talents. The author's original poems can be used for supporting characters. The protagonist should use more well-known classic poems. Then the protagonist traveled through time and relied on poems from later generations to crush ordinary talents. This is understandable, but he has to rely entirely on originality to compare with the people of the Ming Dynasty. Even if he was a professor with a doctorate in literature from Tsinghua University in modern times, he couldn't do it. In ancient times, he relied on originality to defeat the heroes! 😅The author's writing and plot talents are great, thumbs up! But I'm really sorry that I couldn't stand the poetry show anymore…

No wonder the grades are not good, the writing is wordy and boring, it's super fluent, and the long articles are all nonsense. A novice writer can't grasp the key points at all, and there are a lot of useless words.

Isn't it right to pay someone to keep secrets and take care of the housekeeper before beheading him? You still owe him a favor. Favors are so cheap? Even though they were pitiful, had they ever pitied him when they framed him as a murderer? It's just a good idea not to expose the fact that they committed murder. If there weren't someone around to protect you, you would have been killed and silenced. Would they still give you money?

After reading the first five chapters, I realized that in ancient times, ruining a scholar's future and reputation was considered a sworn enemy. It was also a matter of mischievous nature that neighbors who grew up playing with each other did it, and this is the logic. . . . . The effect of persuading people to withdraw is amazing!

I'm speechless. The book doesn't get into the main theme at the beginning. It's already five or six chapters in. It's just about how the protagonist is unlucky when he travels through time.

I would like to ask if the author has given up since there are so many chapters of self-pitying drama.

There are so many fans but so few comments. It's fishy.

After reading the first chapter, I can't stand it anymore. Is a son of a thousand households qualified to be friends with the state and his neighbor, the Duke's Mansion, is in Kaifeng? I don't know anything about history and I'm writing this about Mao

I feel like I've read the last few chapters. Did you re-publish them?

It looked like Jin Yiwei was testing the waters. Long live the Ming Dynasty.

This book is good, why isn't it popular? Later, the plot of the conspiracy between the Shipping Department and Jiangnan officials and the collapse of the crisis caused by the collusion between Jiangnan officials and Japanese pirates is very exciting. The plot was definitely well thought out.

Did you see that Chapter 252 is about to end? Is this the end of what I've been watching for a long time?

It's so funny! This one is better!

Let me tell you clearly, I came here after reading the cover.

I like the ancient criminal investigation genre. I haven't read the book yet, I hope it's as good as the introduction

Although today's parallel prose is indeed not very good, but considering that no one author can write a thousand novels, I still support the author.

I just finished reading the Shen family section, and the author actually used Pan Jinlian as a metaphor. Ha, in which dynasty was it legal for wives to commit adultery? Is it possible to be sympathized with? Are these two things of the same nature?