Growing Stronger Starts with Becoming a County Magistrate

The first fifty chapters are quite interesting; it's clear the author has a certain writing skill and can tell a good story. The writing was rushed, and many things that needed detailed explanation were glossed over or even left unexplained.

Is this county magistrate a fake? If you're going to be an official, you should act like one. Can't you leverage the power of the imperial court? Why do you have to fight alone? This isn't a chaotic era; the protagonist's court is quite powerful! The court the author portrays is idiotic. Do you think an official with a destiny system is so easy to kill?

After reading dozens of chapters, it seems like they're either on their way to fight or trying to survive. This understanding, in any case, is that the vast world is Chen Ping'an's territory. Just like the cave heaven Chen Ping'an initially created, it attracted various deities. But if a county town has muddy roads everywhere, shouldn't they repair them?

No wonder you're still only a V3 user after writing over 1.3 Million words. The magistrate has only 10 minutes to kill the powerful demon with a single punch. Not showing off in public has at least two advantages: 1. It lets the common people know the magistrate is a powerful figure (regardless of whether it's only 10 minutes), reassuring them and making it easier for the protagonist to carry out…

Personally, I feel that Shenmu County is very small, with very few people. Each person only needs to increase by 1% to get 100 points, and the whole county only provides 10,000 to 20,000 points. It is clear that a county has at most a few hundred people, and a kingdom only has a few dozen counties, which is only tens of thousands of people. It is about the size of a town now. The more I look at it, the more awkward it feels. It feels like children playing house.

I came here based on the book title and synopsis. I thought about how to be a county magistrate in a cultivation world, rescue the most insignificant people, solve their demands, restore their livelihood, slowly accumulate wealth, and get rid of the oppression of cultivators. To be honest, it touched a hidden spot of excitement for me as a Chinese man. However...

I've read 222 chapters, and I haven't seen any urban development or livelihood improvement measures in Fengjiang County. All I see is the protagonist showing off. Does "Fengjiang County residents" only refer to those living in the city, excluding villagers?

What the hell? This county magistrate's position seems completely meaningless; what's the difference between him and someone who's just a (jianghu, a term referring to the world of martial arts and outlaws) figure?

I've read ten chapters. I don't know how you guys managed to keep going. You're all like Shennong!

Is that all? You call that intelligent? I admit you're decisive and ruthless, but as for being intelligent, you're treating your readers like idiots.