In Immortal Martial Great Ming, My Primordial Spirit Attains Sainthood

The writing is decent enough to be considered a good read, but the plot transitions are a bit abrupt and somewhat rushed.

The author should delete this post. The protagonist is too stupid. He's a character who has completed the game, but in the game, he doesn't know how to use the attribute-less Qi Sea. One minute he thinks he needs to absorb ten attributes, the next he thinks he can get the lowest grade, and then he thinks they all need to be at least grade four. It's a headache to read, all for the sake of padding the word count.

I'm a little confused. Has the main character not slept for days?

Was he castrated because of poor grades?

Is this some historically strict Ming Dynasty? Everyone needed a travel permit from the village head to leave the village; villagers monitored each other; and if a lazy person was caught, the whole village would be punished.

Keep it up, update more often! I'll be waiting to read more when you update more frequently.

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The idea that the protagonist's primordial spirit is someone else feels a bit strange. Is there some special setting involved?

Hello everyone, are there any games similar to "Immortal Martial Arts: The Great Ming Dynasty"?

I haven't read any historical novels in recent years... After all, the truly remarkable figures are those of today.