Starting as a Ninth-Rank Sesame Official

The protagonist, a complete idiot, is in danger from the start but refuses to leave because he's told it's inconvenient. He has the opportunity to become a skilled worker under Leopard Head, but gives it up gloomily because he's told the protagonist isn't good enough. Has his cheat ability been forgotten? Is Wong Fei-hung really as powerful as Leopard Head?

The beginning is awkwardly written. The male protagonist transmigrates into a tuberculosis patient, and the system warns that he is terminally ill and his kidneys are depleted. However, the author felt that the tuberculosis patient in the original work was too ugly, so the male protagonist is not simply a soul transmigrating, but rather he brings his own appearance with him.

Is he the main character? The one who coughed up his lungs?

The eldest son of the Qi family, the one who looks so pathetic, like he's coughing up his lungs?

There's absolutely no sense of immersion. Even if you transmigrated into Bao Longxing or Chang Wei, it would be great. Chang Wei is the son of a naval admiral; he starts with a cousin as his lover, is handsome, and has powerful connections. Even if you didn't kill the Qi family's tuberculosis-ridden man, you wouldn't last long. Qi Qinshi would still end up a widow.

I really don't know what the author was thinking. Only light novels like this can attract readers. Knowing full well that he might be beaten to death by Chang Wei, and even having a plan to escape to Huang Feihong's place in the novel, the protagonist actually decided not to leave simply because his father, without giving any reason, disagreed with his departure.

In an attempt to force the plot forward, following the protagonist's father's advice, instead of going directly to Foshan for refuge, they insisted on waiting for Chang Wei to return and see Qin Xiaolian. Hopefully, the later parts will be better; this part was frustrating to watch.

I remember in the TV series "Hail the Judge," there was a character who seemed to have the superpower to curse the dead back to life.

The protagonist is reborn as Tang San. At the beginning, he refuses to become a disciple of Master, marries Qian Renxue, makes Xiao Wu his devoted follower, joins the Spirit Hall, supports the Spirit Hall in unifying the two empires, and takes his wife Xue'er to meet his father Tang Hao.

In this era of powerful ships and cannons, you still prioritize martial arts training? Are you sure you became a top soldier through your own efforts and not through connections? Once you've made your money and fled, how can the dynasty catch you after its decline? If the court had the ability to catch you, it wouldn't have been defeated by foreigners.