The Strongest Clan Chief of the Late Ming

Good b, a b can make you, the leader of the clan, forget about the feud. The pattern is so big, you are worthy of being a time traveler.

The clan is written as a bit too weak. The Zheng family is not popular in the interior, but it is powerful in the navy. They also try their best to integrate into the gentry and go ashore to send Zheng Sen to apprentice for the imperial examination. Most of the gentry and gentry Lin probably still look down on the Zheng family pirates. The Zheng family will have to wait until the period of complete chaos and collapse before everything depends on force. Even if it is more popular in Fujian, it does not make sense for a wealthy family of hundreds of thousands to be humiliated like this.

I have read more than 80 chapters, and there are three major poisonous points: 1. This is a troubled time, and the protagonist is still the mentality of the modern Holy Mother of Peace and Kindness. In ancient feudal society, the patriarch was very powerful. Just look at any clan member who calls the protagonist by his first name and gets angry without any respect 😡😡 2. It has happened twice already. Each time, a woman entered the protagonist's bedroom at night and put a knife to the protagonist's neck. Then during the war, a random killer will be sent to kill the protagonist. It is too cowardly. 3. The most important point is military training and military power. As long as there is an army, everything else is trivial. The result is that the protagonist actually spends too much time on some insignificant plots 😡😡😡

What the hell are you writing about in these chapters? A young man from a rich family, a slave-building traitor agent, good guy, even tougher than my underground party in the Republic of China. It's too exaggerated. The protagonist talks too much nonsense to them. Can a few traitors with the tiger bench and pepper water withstand the torture of a few future generations?

She has a villa and a sports car and has been chasing a goddess for three years. This is not an ordinary diaosi. It takes a diaosi among diaosi to come up with this idea.

I barely finished the first ten chapters. The protagonist was a loser before, and the protagonist is only good at talking.

In troubled times, the important thing is to "farm" and develop military force. It would be boring to write it as a spy war!

The writing is good, but some plots force the protagonist to pretend, which is disgusting!

What do you think of a competition where you dare to practice martial arts with others without the strength to restrain yourself?

The best book of Artillery is of course the harem novel "Man Tang Chun". The emotional dramas in the following two books are also good. This is your strength. Why don't you learn from Yue Guan?