Going on a Rampage in the Ming Dynasty

Look what I've discovered! Eunuch Dai has left the palace!

Come quick, everyone! The eunuch has left the palace!

Am I blind? Grandpa Dai is alive!

Did the author even know what the ancient Yangzhou "slender horse" was?

It must be said that Eunuch Dai's writing skills are impeccable; he can draw upon various historical materials with ease, and his literary talent flows freely. But it's really frustrating to read. Most of a chapter is just background information, and you have to flip to the last 500 words to find the plot.

I was speechless after reading the introduction. It's one thing to talk about female soldiers, but to train them to be "Yangzhou Slim Horses" is another. Those deformed little feet can barely walk, yet they're trained to be soldiers. Are you an idiot?

So, has the Eunuch ever visited this place? Whether he has or not, I still want to leave a comment! Eunuch, you should finish filling in the plot holes from your previous books before starting new ones! Look at the books you've completed. *The Great Song Dynasty Weekly*, *The Great Ming Spring*, etc.—I just want to say, these are all superficial!

My goodness! Wearing the imperial seal, they went out of the palace to make purchases!

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Authors like Dai Gonggong and Hu Xue, who are veteran physical book writers, can no longer write books in today's platform environment. There are too many restrictions; they can't write this or that, so it's better not to write at all.