Those Years I Was an Executioner at the Eastern Depot

It's boring. The executioner is done with killing people, and he still has to solve the case. Isn't this a case of a dog trying to confuse a mouse and meddling in other people's business?

The introduction is a bit off-putting, how do you differentiate between good guys and bad guys? Who has never done anything bad in his life?

Do you have a misunderstanding about the "Full Level Nine Yang Magic"? You have such a level of cultivation that you feel like a clown whenever you look at the protagonist's behavior.

After reading the introduction, I don't want to click on it. It's boring to punish good people. Who can define good and bad? Don't you think that "the other person's hero is my enemy"?

The author seems to be a political novice. From ancient times to the present, there has never been a distinction between good and bad in the court. The various intertwined interests are eternal. To be more straightforward, in the court, it can be said that if you do not advance, you will retreat. There is no mean, because the mean will be cleared out of the political center by various forces in advance.

Are there any good people and bad people in politics? Yan Song is greedy, but Xu Jie is not?

According to the officials of the Ming Dynasty, it was possible to execute all the nine clans according to the law, but no one could complain about the injustice.

I have been listening to the novel off and on for a day and the summary of Chapter 70 is this: the male protagonist came through time and got rewards from the system by beheading people. Then he gradually improved in terms of force, became decisive in killing, brave and resourceful. He started from a simple executioner and slowly made a counterattack, gained the appreciation of adults, started to have some followers around him, and started to make a fortune. The heroine can sum it up, but I personally feel that she is too drunk, so I just won't talk about her hahaha

The first step was to confront Old Wei. Wei Zhongxian was the emperor's sword and made money for the emperor. In the late Ming Dynasty, taxes could not be collected, so he relied on Old Wei to confiscate his properties. Chongzhen came to power and killed Old Wei. Within a few years, he was hanging on a crooked tree.

How can this protagonist be written in such a cowardly manner? I'm really speechless when I look at it.