I Am King at the End of the Ming Dynasty

Rotten vegetable leaves and rotten eggs didn't exist in ancient times. People weren't even full, so there was no food to waste.

In ancient times, few people died on the battlefield; most died from infected wounds. The protagonist could cut his arm without fear of infection.

What do you guys think? I find listening to audiobooks so unpleasant; they're full of drivel and rambling, with constant "So-and-so said," "So-and-so laughed," "So-and-so said," and the descriptions are just... Well, let's just leave.

Meeting with bandits alone? Are you out of your mind? That only happens in fictional stories. No one in history would dare do that. It's incredibly stupid. Does the author really think writing a novel doesn't require any brainpower?

Lower-middle rating... Since it's an uprising, the priority should be recruiting soldiers and selling grain, not developing productivity. There's constant danger of life and death; the army isn't even properly trained. It feels less like a rebellion and more like suicide. They should really look at how classic works like *Water Margin* and *Romance of the Three Kingdoms* are structured and organized! There's still a lot of room for improvement.

Author, how did you produce those 1,000 muskets?