
I Was Forced to Become a County Magistrate in Ancient Times
我被迫在古代做县令
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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In order to write the book, I stopped reading books, playing games, and watching videos. Is it worth losing your interests?
It's utterly bland and illogical. The eldest son of the lord is casually put to death, and the gunpowder weapon is handed over to someone else at will. The cost-effectiveness of silver is laughable. The author's original comment was: "Isn't iron more expensive than silver?"
If they're not seeking hegemony, why would the imperial court allow a county to have so many troops? That's insulting! With so many troops and such huge commercial interests in the county, if the court doesn't target them, wouldn't a single imperial edict or transfer order make them run away? If the subsequent plot isn't changed, it'll probably have a hard time becoming popular; there's a good chance it'll be abandoned.
There are many flaws. 1. The narrative is problematic; most of the content relies on narration. Second, the protagonist's personality is problematic. While the author aimed for a more carefree writing style, the character's traits weren't effectively highlighted. Third. The data is problematic.
A pound of grain for one tael of silver... Your silver is practically worthless.
I read the beginning, and the first point of conflict is so vicious! A spoiled brat is sent to his death? Does the family lack food? Or, if the old master and the second wife really killed the eldest son, leaving the eldest son without an heir, would things be peaceful when the eldest son returned? So what was the thought behind this vicious point? Either write the eldest son is already dead, then this treatment would be more believable.
Those who attacked the county government office would have been considered rebels in ancient times. It would be unreasonable not to execute them all.
He was poisoned to death; it's a good thing we never met again.
1. The time-travel background, in my opinion, is just that of a lousy, lucky person who transmigrated. Either it's glossed over, or it's set in an orphanage, or it's about a successful person. Your background is very discouraging. 2. Given this background, coupled with the fact that even after time travel, the person still only thinks about loafing around and waiting to die, this isn't one plus…
I've invested. Keep it up, author! 🤓