A Minor Official in Great Shun

The emperor had only been on the throne for four years, and he was in good health and capable, yet a group of nobles had already begun to side with the princes and prepare to seize the throne. The funniest thing was that the way to choose a prince was to present him with the most beautiful courtesan from the Qinhuai River in a grand manner, and tell her that she would become a princess or even an imperial concubine in the future.

It's not badly written, but the scenes involving several women are frustrating. I'm not asking you to be a chauvinist, but at least you should treat each other with respect. What's the point of the male lead always unconditionally giving in?

As a seasoned bookworm with ten years of reading experience, I genuinely think this book is fantastic. It's rigorous yet humorous, and the author is truly amazing! 😄

If this book is well-written and continues to be well-developed, without falling apart and maintaining its overall structure, it has the potential to be adapted into a TV series.

The youngest department-level official. A billionaire with assets worth billions. This is the kind of competence he has.

Overcorrection is just being pretentious. The descriptions of figures 155 and 156 are excessive. Just because they're women, you feel maternal and want to save them? Don't talk about their innocence; they use their ill-gotten gains just as readily. Author, don't get carried away. Praising you is meant to encourage you, not to make you arrogant.

Is this book about solving crimes in ancient times?

The biggest flaw in this book is the presence of several female experts around the characters.

The beginning was alright, but Chapter 64 was too cruel. A maid, fourteen or fifteen years old, and a cook are both peerless masters?

Why did it end so soon? There could have been more stories about industrial rise.