A Low-Ranking County Official in Ancient Times
在古代做个小县官
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- Ongoing
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 5d ago
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Several questions: 1. The female protagonist is a time traveler who has disguised herself as a man since childhood. Why is she surrounded by male servants instead of maids? Logically, shouldn't she have at least two maids who have been trained and cared for her since childhood?
I just want to know what the Meng family did? The fact that the female lead could beat up the crown prince made the emperor feel guilty about punishing her. In ancient times, even the crown prince was a member of the imperial court. Was this really so lacking in prestige? I was confused after reading the introduction.
(●'◡'●) This story has no romantic pairing. If you're interested, feel free to check it out! ʕ ᵔᴥᵔ ʔ My new story is still in its early stages, please comment and recommend! ✿
1. We hope you won't plant sweet potatoes. Sweet potatoes are simply not suitable as strategic grain reserves; they don't store well, are difficult to transport, and require a lot of water to grow. They provide less energy than millet or soybeans. A small amount of cassava can be planted, but this doesn't improve local specialty crops. 2. Don't rush into the tech tree.
The female protagonist is quite aggrieved. She only has a few choices: the emperor, the crown prince, and the third prince. She's already considered the crown prince's man, but his maternal family keeps sending assassins at her. If she chooses the crown prince, she has to swallow her pride. Isn't that frustrating?
How can a novel so toxic just from reading the synopsis get recommended? 🙂🤐
I thought the beginning of the book was alright, although there were a lot of bugs. The infrastructure part was pretty good, so I ignored it. But when the city walls were finished and the part about recruiting enemies started, I couldn't stand it anymore, and I couldn't tolerate the previous bugs either. Take the recruitment stunt, for example.
It's really well-written, with a good story and excellent writing style. It's not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel, but the updates are very slow.
Hey author~ If you keep sending chapters of 1k words every now and then, you're going to easily lose my 😅 support.
It's actually quite well-written, but it seems like not many people are reading it. Author, please update more frequently!!!