I Am Reborn as a Great Eunuch

Cruel enough? Real eunuch? It doesn't even have a system, it's awesome

Brothers, if you know how to write it, let me know. Thank you 😂😂😂

It starts in Wanli's 17th year. Does the author know that Wanli has been emperor for nearly 50 years? It's only 17 years and it's still early for the apocalypse. By the time Wei Zhongxian's eunuch party came to fruition, the author Li Jinzhong must have retired. He had originally been a middle-aged eunuch in the palace. Over the past 40 years, he must have been in his seventies or eighties. Author, can you please be more careful.

Please change the introduction. It has nothing to do with the late Ming Dynasty of Li Zicheng, Huang Taiji, Zhang Xianzhong and others. I was just tricked into taking a few glances, and saw the 17th year of Wanli... Goodbye!

At least it can be repaired. If not, who the hell will be a eunuch?

Why do I feel that the protagonist is Wei Zhongxian? Wei Zhongxian was named Li Jinzhong when he entered the palace, and Wei Zhongxian's nephew is named Wei Liangqing! So the protagonist is Wei Zhongxian! Please author improve it!

After reading Chapter 13, I keep creating conflicts. There is no development at all after entering the palace for so long. It's boring. There are six or seven conflicts in Chapter 13. It feels like solving a problem. When a problem occurs, the protagonist solves it. After solving it, a new problem immediately appears. A good historical novel has become a female palace fighting novel?

Why do you, a eunuch, worry so much? What's the point of working so hard?

Is there any boss who has traveled back through time? Can you send the author to travel back in time and become a eunuch?

Eunuchs are not mentally ill for no reason. If you really traveled through time and became a eunuch, I don't believe you would not take revenge on society.

As soon as I saw that the protagonist was a eunuch, I lost the desire to continue watching.

Although the protagonist is a eunuch, this is still a novel idea, come on😄! ! !

Half a century later, the Manchu and Qing dynasties did not even pass through Shanhaiguan.