
From Outlaw to Official
落草为官
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 550k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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It feels like this is a good time to prepare for a rebellion or even start one outright. It seems the Ming Dynasty is beyond saving at this point; all that matters is preventing the "wild boars" from taking over.
Tengxian is too close to the Confucius family in Qufu.
The previous book was quite good; keep up the good work on this one! The only thing I felt wasn't perfect was that the protagonist in the previous book felt too weak, more like a plot device. His own characteristics and personality lacked depth. I hope this book will portray the protagonist more vividly, exploring his story as a living, breathing human being; that would make it perfect.
It's well-written, but one chapter a day is too little, bro. I'm not asking for much, but you should at least update twice a day!
The good thing is that it didn't write about anything related to women.
Many authors these days seem sexually repressed; they start talking about women after only a couple of chapters. This author is quite good in this aspect, so I subscribed immediately.
Even elementary school students can write faster than you.
That's not enough! Otherwise, the results would be much better.
That's not enough! Otherwise, the results would be much better.
One update a day? That's ridiculous! And the word count is so low.
It's well written.
There's just too little content; it's not enough to watch, and there's no way to subscribe.
At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the bureaucracy was rotten.
Zhang Juzheng tightened the reins on officialdom a little, but after his death, officialdom collapsed again.