Great Ming: Internships Count Toward Seniority

I suddenly remembered that I should wish everyone a Happy New Year here. Although this place is quiet and deserted, it is still my little corner. To everyone who has passed by, I wish you all a prosperous Year of the Snake, good fortune, and all things going smoothly. Congratulations on getting rich! 🙏 (I'll add a follow-up to this post on Tuesday when I have some free time. 😊)

This makeshift team, from the Emperor to the Embroidered Uniform Guard to the Patrol Inspectors to the common people, isn't a single one of them smart. At first, they were afraid of being implicated by the Emperor, yet they diligently investigated the case. If they investigated exceptionally well, how would they extricate themselves from this mess?

One issue is that the protagonist seems too weak. He was alright at first, but he can't stay like that forever. He's a police officer, a criminal police officer at that. Making him seem like a frail scholar is too deliberate. I don't think it's necessary to portray the protagonist as someone who relies on his brains. At first, he could manage to stammer and fight back in some situations, but later he just fumbles at the last minute.

After it's published, I need to increase my word count every day, otherwise the results won't be as good.

The days of chasing trees have begun again. The character design and historical framework are quite good.

The writing is good, but the story is too slow; there's not even a single scene that's finished yet. I can't read any more. Bye!

This book has no system, no personal space, no superpowers, and no cheat codes. It's just the experience of a modern person investigating a case in ancient times, a long, rambling story. If you don't like that, please don't read. 🙏

Yongle? Go check the Yongle Encyclopedia and see if it's recorded there. Look it up carefully, and if you find it, put it in the book. I want to see what it records.

The author has released a new book, "The Sky-Shining Dart," go check it out!

The script was probably written to sell the rights; it lacks the exciting feel of online novels. It's not bad as a novel, though.