Ming Dynasty: National Traitor

There were so many corrupt officials in the Ming Dynasty. People without power or money had a hard time surviving in this era. The male protagonist went from being an honest accountant to now dealing with corrupt officials for revenge. After all, people without power or money are not worthy of revenge. I look forward to the male protagonist's road to revenge in the future.

What struck me the most was the "realism". The protagonist's revenge was not cheating all the way. His passivity when he was cheated and his calmness when he came back were very vivid. In addition, with the hidden thread of "the whole dynasty stole the country", in just a few chapters, the struggle and wisdom of a small character in troubled times were written out, which is more interesting than a brainless novel.

It's a good read. In just a few chapters, it describes the success of a villain other than Mr. Qian, as well as the protagonist's stability in times of crisis.

The beginning of the story is quite attractive. The protagonist Shen Mo attempts to avenge the girl he likes, but is beaten up instead. Fortunately, he is very witty and successfully counterattacks. The ups and downs of the plot are very attractive. Looking forward to the update.