Rising to Power with the Embroidered Uniform Guard

What was the author thinking? Did they intend for Lu Wenzhao to defect to Emperor Chongzhen? In the movie, it's obvious that Chongzhen murdered his emperor and his brother, and Lu was aware of it; his entire line was doomed. You're going to side with these people? Are you writing a fairy tale?

I'd rather go see a movie. This piece of crap has no idea what the main character is doing. He's just wandering around some damn brothel all day, a bunch of lunatics and useless trash.

All the credit goes to the characters from the original work, and the protagonist's official rank is always one level lower than that of the original characters, making him practically a babysitter. He doesn't develop his own close friends and talented subordinates, nor does he focus on improving his own and his woman's strength.

The Ming Dynasty was short of money? That's a ridiculous joke. The national treasury might be short of money, but the gentry and local elites of the Ming Dynasty were certainly not. The entire court was enriching themselves at the expense of national tax revenue. Any money that entered the national treasury was immediately distributed by officials under various pretexts.

Here's a suggestion: given the circumstances, it's a celestial event, so could the pace be a bit faster? In short: soak in the water when you need to, do what you need to do, don't dawdle, after all, you don't plan to grow old and die in one world.

Chapter 11, I don't know what the protagonist is doing here. Wouldn't it be better to just watch a movie?

By the late Ming Dynasty, the Embroidered Uniform Guard was nothing but a sick cat. It would have been better to follow Wei Zhongxian. After Wei Zhongxian died, the Embroidered Uniform Guard was also abolished. Emperor Chongzhen was also clueless. As soon as he took the throne, he crippled himself. To put it nicely, he was diligent in governing for the people; to put it bluntly, he dug his own grave.

I was hoping the opening scene, which featured an explosion, would give me a fresh take on the classic wuxia story. But it's just a blatant copy of the plot, with no real innovation. I might as well have watched the movie.

I'm getting tired of this. In the Warring States period, people just casually call each other "prince"? Author, you really know how to play this game. Goodbye.

The plot hasn't changed. What were you doing in the past? Just padding the word count? There's no need to read it.