Great Ming: Top Scholar in Both Civil and Military Arts

Someone with firsthand experience insists on finding secondhand goods. 🤫

The parents die at the beginning, which doesn't seem to make much sense to the plot, especially since there's no foster sister. 😰 The system is practically nonexistent! In the shooting test, I hit the target 5 out of 9 times in the 50-meter range. With the original owner's foundation and the results of three years of transmigration, this is all? Forget tenfold returns, you'd probably get even a onefold return by now. Even without a system, you could achieve this level of success, right?

I'm fed up with the plot involving married women, and it's happened two or three times already. Everything was fine, but then they have to throw in some poison. I'm done for. In ancient times, if someone saw this, it would be a crime, resulting in the loss of one's official rank. Ugh, they always have to throw this weird plot into perfectly good stories. I'm so fed up!

Can we please stop being so awful? Does this mean he'll sleep with any female he sees? Even in modern times, this isn't the case, let alone in the Ming Dynasty. If you can't hold it in, go to the toilet and fight five against one. Stop projecting your own feelings onto the protagonist.

I couldn't watch it anymore when the protagonist committed adultery. The protagonist's goal is definitely to change the Ming Dynasty, which inevitably means a lot of enemies. Politics is even more treacherous. The protagonist's lover's husband is an official, and the maid knows about it. They even openly go on trips together. It can't withstand scrutiny.

When I was young, I loved driving other people's cars, doing all sorts of test drives and performing all sorts of difficult maneuvers, sometimes driving all night long. Now that I'm older and have some ability, I want to buy my own car, only to find that I can't afford a good one, and I'm afraid to buy a used one because I don't know how many times it's changed hands. The main concern is that the previous owner might still have the key and sneak off to drive it.

Such an amazing cheat ability, and this is all it takes? He's always messing with married women, and he calls himself a top scholar in both civil and military affairs? He's watched too many TV dramas. In the Ming Dynasty, any scholar who took the military exam was essentially cutting off his own career.

I'm abandoning this book. What kind of garbage is this? There's a system and history to write about, but instead, he insists on writing erotica about seducing married women. What was he thinking? He could have been a romantic, but he chose to be vulgar.

Shuer

An Yue