Late Ming: A Golden Finger from the Future

I read up to chapter 17, and it disgusted me. They go to the grasslands, develop into a large tribe, and then fight the Manchus? By the time you've developed, they've already unified the world and will crush you with overwhelming power.

Fifty thousand giant wolves launched a sneak attack, and Dorgon woke up and ran away! Is this a joke?! At night, humans are nothing compared to giant wolves. Don't even mention firearms and cannons, even if you have tens of thousands of them, you can't stop them! Is the protagonist joking?!

Are you still going to release a new book to disgust people? Do something good instead.

It feels like the protagonist, whose IQ is below 60, is just trying to be clever. If the author had toned down the protagonist's plot armor even a little, the book would have ended with the protagonist's failure. 😓

This author's books all share a common characteristic: the protagonist is a spineless coward, and the writing is designed to make readers feel miserable and frustrated! This is really tough; anyone who can keep reading is a hero!

Since the fight with Dorgon, the system has been sidelined. What's the point of writing a system-based story if the system doesn't even exist? The protagonist, instead of using the system to wreak havoc, spends his days cooped up at home dealing with trivial domestic issues. And the Skeleton Knights are being used like this—what a mess!

The subject matter is good, but the writing is terrible, riddled with inconsistencies. For example, the troops haven't eaten for a long time, contrasted with those in the city. They're given new warhorses and armor, but not food. This is their final stand; how can you charge an army if you're not well-fed? How can you even lift a sword?

Seeing that black powder bombs had killed and wounded over six thousand cavalrymen, he became poisoned. Even cruise missiles probably couldn't have done that.

Fifty thousand wolf riders, over a thousand seemingly invincible skeleton riders, and a magic cannon launched a night raid on a camp of 30,000 cavalry. Did they become incapable of fighting once discovered?

I'm not targeting anyone in particular. Many people think they can look down on others just because they have a God-like perspective. The wisdom of the ancients is a hundred times greater than that of you social scum. Even if you traveled back in time, without a system, you'd still be trash.