The Brutal Official of Great Tang

After reading Chapter 178, I personally feel that the author's Pig's Feet is an idealist and very naive. He shouted louder than anyone before when he checked other people's homes. Now it's his turn to be suspected. Di Renjie wants to check him, so he feels wronged. He starts double standards again. I can check others, but others can't check me. Also, why are you so arrogant? You can do whatever business you want. Can you do a bank? Why are you? Just as a declining county official? Just an official position at the fifth rank? The biggest backer is Pei Xingjian, but he is still spending time with Tubo in the west. So, are you worthy of starting a bank? The other thing is to provide relief to the victims. What is your identity? Now you are just the deputy chief of the Beijing Police Department. Are you qualified to help the victims? I'm afraid I'm not trying to win over people's hearts for evil purposes. In the past, I scolded Liu Rengui at the funeral just because I was thinking, but then I took so much for granted. And because the child bride was kidnapped, she let the spies out of the city privately, and also handed over the weapons of the city gate guards. This is a reason for anyone to want to find trouble with you. Even if you catch the person in the end, it is still a matter of personal gain, because you have no way to guarantee that you can catch the person (that is, if you can catch the person) The merits and demerits balance each other out) And what a coincidence, they just happened to pass by the person you arranged, and they happened to enter the store you arranged. If you have such ability, the spy would have been caught by you sooner. In summary, catching the spy was an anticlimax. It was very vigorous in the beginning, but in the end he was arrested inexplicably. There is also Tang Qing and several other spies who killed so many of your subordinates. Instead of seeking revenge for your subordinates and looking for opportunities to kill them, you actually kept saying that I am just arresting you, and you can leave after the peace talks between the two countries. Just leave like that? Then those brothers under your command died in vain? I followed you around for several nights, and finally managed to catch the person, and then let him go after the peace talks between the two countries? Are you considered a violent official? If you don't think of ways to win over your brothers, you just want them to work for you in vain. Moreover, your subordinate officers under the Jinwu Guard, why do they all do their duty for you inexplicably, just do whatever you say, and don't even hit you at all? Is this the domineering spirit of Pig's Feet? When the younger brother saw him, he immediately bowed his head and bowed. Furthermore, you ask that bad person to help you set up your own intelligence organization. Why? Although he is a bad person and although he also wants to seek happiness for the people, he will help you set up an intelligence organization as soon as you open your mouth? What a shame. And if others get hold of this thing, you will be in trouble. You, the deputy chief of the police, have crossed the Jinwu Guards to form a private intelligence agency. What are you trying to do? You are trying to rebel. If someone catches you, you will have enough heads to cut off, and it is still under Wu Zetian's nose. But to be honest, the part about catching the spies you wrote made me feel like I watched Chang'an Twelve Hours again. The writing is still good, but the plot is a bit taken for granted. There are many things that reality does not require logic, but novels do. I hope the author can write better and better. I'll take another look to see if I'll come back.

Come on, watch General Lie of the Tang Dynasty start to pay attention to the author. The new book is also about Tang Dynasty. I feel that the author has made great progress this time, from the plot to the description. Come and support the author.

Author, I mentioned to you before that you should modify the protagonist's temper and make the protagonist more mature. Don't get angry easily, especially to your boss. This is a taboo in officialdom. Don't be so impulsive in future things. Think about Li Ji in the future. If you still want to buy that kind of impulsiveness, just don't talk about the consequences. If you are wise to the truth, the protagonist will only become a reckless man. The protagonist should learn from Li Jing. When you first meet, you should Talking about the rules of officialdom, you should think more about everything instead of using force at every turn, learn the tactics of officialdom, and don't rely on yourself as a time traveler. I think that I am a confidant and omnipotent. These are some suggestions for the author. Also, your updates are too slow. I hope the author will change the heroine. I still insist. I think Princess Taiping is a suitable protagonist. That's all. Please consider my suggestions. Be sure to reply.

Author, I suggest you slightly modify the character of the protagonist, otherwise, he will be close to death. The protagonist comes to question Liu Rengui without making any guesses. He is seeking death. The commander of the army is nominally recommended by Liu Rengui. In fact, the final decision lies with the emperor. You are not questioning Liu Rengui, but questioning the emperor. Now the protagonist just senses from the seventh-grade military attache that Liu Rengui, the prime minister of the country, is too dissatisfied with his fate. After a long time, you still feel that you are a time traveler, and others can't kill you. What's more, this may involve Wu Zetian and Emperor Gaozong, a power struggle between the two factions. The protagonist is not qualified to enter this game yet. I know that the protagonist wants to find out the truth. His official position is too small, and he cannot act based on emotion. He must think rationally for his family. The protagonist is not qualified to enter this game now. What the protagonist needs to do now is to hide his power and bide his time, instead of going to find out the truth at every turn.

After reading a hundred chapters, I feel like I can express my personal opinion more or less. So far, I personally feel that the protagonist's emotional intelligence is too low. When he was still a small person, if he offended his superior during the war, was he really not afraid of dying on the battlefield? Returning to Chang'an and offending the powerful minister again at his uncle's funeral, do you still expect to be able to hang out in the officialdom? The author assigns the protagonist an identity of a social beast. As a social beast, he doesn't have any basic knowledge about how to communicate with others? If it weren't for the protagonist, such a person wouldn't survive more than three chapters. But this book also has its advantages. It is more diligent in the titles and addresses of characters, and there is no embarrassment in calling Shangguan an adult. I hope the author can work hard.

What he wrote was completely inconsistent with the title. I didn't see the image of a violent official. I only saw that villain who was despicable, ruthless, ruthless, a scumbag, the most annoying enemy of the people, and a reactionary! Fruit powder!

The author is a Confucian believer, so he hates Wu Zetian and does not want her to be the emperor! This has nothing to do with personal grudges. If you are afraid of being liquidated, you can lead the army to fight out, eat other people's food, and cause other people to rebel. It's really yours!

This is a guy I've been chasing since before I wrote a book. I've read about his Republic of China, but I didn't expect to be in the same period as him. Come on brother, I have also opened a new account to write about the Tang Dynasty, the first is dead and the second is the one who goes to the grave... I have been reading your books these days, and the writing is very good!

Chapter 1 made me sick. Can't we just go back in time and have to add a disgusting scene? The first impression is that he is a loser. How can the protagonist have any sense of empathy?

It's just a walk-on role, the kind that gets a lunch box after a few chapters. It needs to have a name, personality, image and social relations.