Great Ming: Blossoms Adorn the City of Brocade

The protagonist, who has absolutely no skills, causes trouble everywhere. He should die young and be reincarnated soon.

It's well-written, but the style doesn't quite fit into online novels. It feels a bit too refined and not refined enough, and not low-brow enough. I don't know if that's right.

Everyone has their own personality. The protagonist seems confused about what he's doing, always wanting to do something but also not wanting to do it. He's hypocritical. Why give him extra advantages? It's like you're writing about a businessman's learning journey, and then you introduce a woman in chapter 20, and another woman in chapter 20. Is what you want to write about still your academic journey? You are writing from your own heart, yet you are also contradicting yourself.

Where did this amazing author come from? I've been reading novels for over a decade and I've never heard of one. How did this once-great author become so obscure?

They're all big spenders on monthly tickets, it would be hard to live with myself if I didn't subscribe to all of them, so I'm giving them to them this time, brothers.

The female lead has appeared after only a few chapters! What's wrong with her? Like she'll die if she doesn't write about women? Everything seems rushed, like she's in a hurry to find enemies, in a hurry to find women... Seriously, I doubt this monthly pass. When writing history, I think the worst thing is to rush. Let it happen naturally, let the water flow.

I've always wanted to get the Emperor's Bag... But I've always missed it.

I didn't expect that with less than 200 subscriptions, I would buy over 1000 monthly subscriptions.

I gave up. I spent the whole morning and afternoon trying to post, but nothing came up. Today, I didn't even try, and it posted.

It reads like it's written with an AI; the dialogue doesn't sound human. It makes you lose the desire to read further. I wonder if anyone else feels the same way.