Starting with Slaughtering the Japanese Raiders

Emperor: How to deal with Zhu Jiajun, who is strong in battle and arrogant and domineering Minister: Tomorrow the school field will pay, brothers of Zhu Jiajun don't need to wear armor.

Just rebel directly and kill all these pigs and dogs who are worse than scholars! It makes me sick to see these rubbish Confucian scholars from the Ming Dynasty

I feel like I'd better continue writing counter-narratives. I'll just write about congratulating Jin Chao after his death and his soul traveling to the end of the Song Dynasty to continue the rebellion.

The deputy leader of the Qianli Gang died in a melee with hundreds of people, and the other gangsters were only injured but not killed. The protagonist is really considerate of those little gangsters, thank you for taking the trouble. I read a few more chapters and then quit as soon as I ran out of ideas. I really couldn't appreciate the unusual compassion.

After reading the previous part, it reminded me of that sentence, the person I killed was killing my teammates. 🤭

Keep up the writing. Anyway, I enjoyed reading it now.

The first feeling of this book is that the author is capable, and the second feeling is that the author's arrogance is reflected in the protagonist, which is very funny.

To be honest, this is a bit bad at the beginning. It gives me the feeling that I want to be a grandson.

First

I just want to laugh when I read the introduction. There were only Fengtian Hall and Huangji Hall in the Ming Dynasty, but don't use them to pollute the Manchu ones.