Early Ming: I Transmigrated, and So Did Zhang Mancan

He just received thirty coins and went drinking and carousing, then wrote some idle gossip and ramblings—that's outrageous! 😅

In ancient times, hygiene was a major issue with prostitution. Infectious diseases were incurable, and the only available fruits and vegetables were watermelons and pumpkins. What happened when an honest official, who didn't have a sexually transmitted disease, contracted one and became like Yao Jie (a character from a popular Chinese novel)?

Although it's not good to advise the author But I really want to say that you've only got about 20 chapters, I suggest you revise it. The main character's personality is too unlikable. Although based on your content, it seems you rely on your father. But the main character is written to be incredibly stupid… Going to brothels before even having enough to eat and wear is really not human.

Find some salt ore; making salt would be better.

The facts tell us that if you're useless in the modern world, you'll be useless if you travel back in time.

They actually dared to write about dual transmigration; many people don't like reading that.

So, he was castrated?

Stop with the double-crossing, just write a proper history book.

Actually, it's not badly written; the plot and writing style are both good. However, I feel the title could be changed, for example, "Early Ming Dynasty: I Time-Traveled, and So Did My Father."

I saw a discussion thread on the Longkong Forum, discussing whether you would really be willing to travel back to ancient times to save the nation from its injustices, turn the tide, and rescue the Chinese people from their perilous situation, and whether you would be willing to travel back to save the likes of Yue Fei, whose fate is shrouded in eternal injustice.