Those Years I Was an Executioner at the Eastern Depot
我在东厂当刽子手那些年
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- Completed
- Length
- 661k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
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216Chapters
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15.2kFans
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It's pointless. The executioner kills people, that's all. Why bother solving the case? That's like a dog catching a mouse, meddling in other people's business!
The synopsis is a bit toxic; how do you distinguish between good and bad people? Who hasn't done something wrong in their life?
Are you misunderstanding the concept of "max-level Nine Yang Divine Skill"? If you had that level of skill, you'd see the protagonist's every move as something a clown would do.
I don't even want to click on it after reading the description. It's pointless to punish good people. Who gets to define good and bad? Haven't you heard the saying, "One man's hero is another man's enemy"?
The author seems to be a political novice. Throughout history, there has never been a distinction between good and bad in the imperial court. The only constant is the intertwined relationships of various interests. To put it bluntly, in the imperial court, it's a matter of either advancing or retreating. There is no middle ground, because those who are moderate will be purged from the political center by various forces in advance.
In politics, are there really good and bad people? Yan Song was corrupt, but Xu Jie wasn't?
How to define a good person and a bad person?
According to Ming Dynasty officials, strictly enforcing the law by executing nine generations of a family might be excessive, but if the entire family were wiped out, not a single person could protest their innocence.
I listened to the novel on and off for a day and got to chapter 70. In summary, the male protagonist is a transmigrator who gets system rewards by beheading people. He then gradually improves his martial arts skills, becomes decisive and ruthless, and is both brave and resourceful.
The emperor immediately targeted Wei Zhongxian, who was essentially the emperor's sleight of hand, procuring money for him. In the late Ming Dynasty, tax collection was so difficult that the dynasty relied on Wei's confiscation of property to survive. When Chongzhen ascended the throne, he executed Wei, and Wei died a few years later, hanging himself from a crooked tree.
How could the protagonist be written as such a spineless coward? It's truly speechless.