At the End of the Ming Dynasty, I Ruled the Prairie

I can't stand the female bandit sisters plot anymore, with the male lead constantly playing the saintly mother! If the author wants to write romance, please go to the female-oriented genre. I originally wanted to read a story about power struggles, but with so many toxic elements, I couldn't take it anymore after chapter 79 about stealing the Ferghana horse! Goodbye!

This novel is very well written, humorous and witty, with a captivating and intriguing plot. It's definitely worth reading. I hope the author continues to improve and avoids excessive exaggeration. The current plot is quite plausible and convincing; the human element is well-developed.

I really can't stand it anymore. Attacking cities, stealing horses—so many people have died, it's a fight to the death, and you still want to recruit them? Did you even ask the fallen comrades? If you can't recruit them, fine, but recruiting them is just starting a civil war or creating factions? I'm genuinely worried about the protagonist's intelligence. I wonder if the protagonist's IQ will even last a hundred chapters?

I couldn't even finish the first chapter. Were the customs of the Ming Dynasty really that open? A brother-in-law and sister-in-law sleeping together? Even if the protagonist doesn't understand ancient customs, surely the sister-in-law does? It's disgusting.

The saintly sister-in-law and the arrogant, idiotic bandit sisters are truly disgusting. They could have easily omitted the romance; there was no need to create such characters.

It's infuriating to read. The sister-in-law character does nothing but cause trouble. And what's the point of the protagonist becoming a simp? That's even more infuriating. The title is good, but after reading about 20 chapters, I can't continue.

All I can say is that this book deserves to be unread; I felt nauseous after just one chapter.

Why are there always beautiful women in my time-travel stories? I go out at night, walk around the pedestrian street and shopping mall, and I don't see any beautiful women at all.

This is so damn bad, author, are you a masochist?

This is utterly insane! I've read eighty chapters, and the protagonist's going to marry bandit sisters? Is he out of his mind? A scholar, no matter how bad his reputation, is still a scholar. Marrying bandit sisters as the female lead is tantamount to ruining his future.