Seeking Good Luck and Avoiding Evil Starts with Hunting

The author pays four taels of silver in taxes, more than once a year! Does the author have any misunderstanding about silver?

Seeking good luck and avoiding evil, the latest two chapters will consume life, alas

Chapter 30 forcefully feeds poison and forcibly opens a trap to remove the plot.

All I can say is? What is the author thinking? Knowing the tax situation of this and that tax in the yamen, and adding a golden finger to predict the risk situation? ? Wouldn't it be better to be alone? Are you still joining? Speechless enough. If you write about yamen thieves and cannibals like that, aren't you seeking death by joining? It's unnecessary. Many conflicts are too rigid and impersonal. Why do you think you can massacre an entire yamen at will, and get through it with just a jar of wine and chatting? If you can survive it, you won't massacre the Yamen. You can be a policeman yourself, okay? Anyway, I can't understand what you wrote. . .

In the second chapter, I pulled a big deal, which was too discouraging.

It's too poisonous and my brain is too weak. If I don't kill the county magistrate quietly, what are I doing?

It's such a fast pace and I can't keep up with my thinking. It's just about pursuing good luck and avoiding bad luck, but there are also extra points, which are incredibly fast. Such novels only have one to two hundred chapters to enter the palace. There is no way, there are too many such novels, and they are not popular at all if they are not exciting. Unless the AI ​​writes it casually.

Good book, I read a few chapters, although I won't read it again. . . But that doesn't stop it from being a good book

I've followed it all the way up to now, and there's no problem

It doesn't matter if it can't be triggered in time, the emergency conditions are not constant, and it also consumes lifespan, it's too poisonous! ! !