From the Start, I Asked Chongzhen to Abdicate!

With only 20-odd days left before the country's demise, they spent their days doing just one trivial task, showing absolutely no sense of urgency.

Traitors still hope to die, even in books; in reality, traitors are disgusting enough.

Everyone runs south, gets tired of reading too many similar novels, and relies on the path to success, so they can't fight the final battle in the north. Isn't it pointless for the South to fight with such valor, surrounded by a bunch of scoundrels? Where's the nobility in that?

It's supposed to start low and then rise high, but I'm afraid I won't be able to stick with it and will give up

Both the previous and this one were quite good, why did you both cut them? Especially the previous one, it's better than Da Luo Luo's.

This book has the makings of a good book. Keep it up!

The author has strong writing skills; please write well.

The author wouldn't just quit, would they? Judging from your last book, you clearly portrayed someone with a government-appointed position. I followed you from when you finished that book until you started a new one. Why haven't you updated?

I just started reading it today. The plot is smooth and there are no off-putting elements so far. It's better than Fu Ming 1627, which was published around the same time. It would be a shame to cancel it. I'll use my last monthly vote this month to support the author.

If you're going to stop writing again, then you really shouldn't pursue the path of online literature.