The County Magistrate Has No Time to Save the World

ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉﾞ❀~ Ladies and gentlemen, please come in and find a seat. I'm new here and don't have any special talents, so I'll give you guys a smile. Ha ha! My writing is immature, please feel free to point out any errors. Thank you for your votes, likes, and comments. Wishing all the brothers, sisters, uncles, and aunts who see this good health and that you become incredibly wealthy soon.

The author's writing is decent, the language is humorous, and the character development is strong. However, there seems to be no outline, the character settings are chaotic, and the shifts in personality are not explained. The plot is also rather messy. In short: a talented but inexperienced newbie. I won't read this book; I'll wait for another one to see if there's any improvement.

After reading over 70 chapters, I realized the protagonist's survival is entirely due to his plot armor. It felt like I couldn't do what he was doing and wanted to give up, then kneel down with a piece of paper under my knees to show I was still standing.

As someone who's been following this series, let me share my experience with the newcomers. In general, it's quite simple. The author forwent an opportunity to achieve godhood, choosing instead to tell a story in a gentle, narrative style. The creative method, to a large extent, was chosen to be one with very few readers.

It's a complete mess 😅. The characters are all jumbled up, the plot is chaotic, and the pacing is off. The writing is actually quite smooth, but it just feels chaotic. A complete tangled mess.

When I first started reading this book, I simply liked the writing style and didn't pay much attention to the characters' introductions. In the earlier chapters, someone commented that the characters' introductions were illogical. I replied that a kind-hearted old mother could solve everything.

From the moment the female lead appears in chapter 18, aside from the headless case and the protagonist's mother, the plot twists are nonexistent, with events and unexpected occurrences constantly popping up in your face. Especially the chapter where the son of a high-ranking official inexplicably tries to steal the female lead, and the male lead is humiliated and his eyes are bloodshot, I was completely dizzy.

This is the first time I've ever been so confused while reading. I read from the first chapter to chapter 43 in one go. The author's writing must be very good, otherwise I probably would have given up even faster. Now, looking back and refining my thinking, the three old beggars were either the male protagonist's or his wife's bodyguards; they were either hired or bribed by the couple.

This author has such a wild imagination! The book is full of jokes and gags; it's hilarious. Some people shouldn't be so picky, and they're pointing out so many things they consider problematic. I really want to ask if they even read the book properly... The author has already addressed all those questions in many foreshadowing scenes.

It's written so inexplicably. Why does Chen Xuan'er have to marry the male lead? Why is the male lead able to take Chen Xuan'er away so easily? I didn't want to read anymore after the part where they rescued her from the brothel. The pacing suddenly became incredibly fast. The male lead's character conflicts made him seem very brainless. The female lead was given away so quickly, so why did you build up her up with such a well-mannered and knowledgeable character?