The Ming Dynasty Official

I just feel that my life has been in vain, with no construction and no achievements. I am just a person who has taken advantage of the officialdom. He only knows distribution but not production. It is pure officialdom and bureaucratic articles.

So far, the protagonist has been seen sleeping with five women. Two innocent families, two widows, and a chicken.

Eunuch Wang Zhi, the eunuch in charge of the Royal Horse Supervisor and the governor of the West Factory, who can be listed in the history books as the fourth eunuch of the Ming Dynasty, is actually a teenage Loli girl? Divine Thunder😰😰😰😰

I came here as a primary school student, but when I saw Wang Zhi turned into a girl and started poisoning and dying, I couldn't stand it anymore.

Emperor Chenghua is not that useless, right? Emperor Xianzong didn't get this posthumous title without great achievements! I remember that Emperor Chenghua was pretty good at civil and martial arts.

It's quite a double standard. When the protagonist's father was not working during his studies, he was also raised by his uncle. The co-author provided for the protagonist's father to become a scholar and enjoyed a life of not paying taxes for several years. At the same time, he had to help the missing protagonist's father raise his children. Who wouldn't be resentful?

What the hell? The protagonist is just like SB, jumping up and down like a clown, useless, smiling bitterly all day long, helpless and nervous.

Let's get it clear, people who travel through time like this are called human beings, they are ordinary people. Think about it for yourselves, do you think it's not poisonous to say that you can kill the emperor and the prime minister by traveling through it?

This book is not well written. There are always all kinds of mysteries, and the characters and methods of doing things are constantly changing, which is not conducive to a clear image of the protagonist. The arrangement of various events is abrupt and the turning point is a bit abrupt. Many plots are mindless arrangements. Sometimes you can predict the risks and plan ahead, but you have to lower the protagonist's IQ and create a plot. For example, when the chief envoys of the left and right were reported in Hangzhou, the protagonist knew that people from all sides would come after the report, but he did not arrange for himself and the Wang family to run away in advance. This should not be done at all! Later, the primary school students of Ming Dynasty were much better.

It's an old book, so there's no doubt that it's a fun read, full of all kinds of routines and slaps in the face, and it'll be fun to the end. However, the author's writing style is good and his ideas are clear. If the book is out of stock, it is still worth reading. But to be honest, the most interesting part of this book is not to see how the protagonist slaps him in the face, but to see how the author slaps himself in the face. This guy keeps writing and forgetting what he wrote before, making it impossible to follow up. The most typical one is that the protagonist got third place in the provincial examination. The author directly pointed out that "the Zhejiang provincial examination list in the 16th year of Chenghua was called the most valuable leader of the Five Classics in the Imperial Examination a few years later. There were two number one scholars and one Fang Ying Wu in the same subject." Then the author made a sudden operation, and the two brothers Wang and Li in front of him rushed to the street and failed to win the number one title. In that era when interaction between authors and readers was relatively infrequent, there was not even a chance to remind him of revisions. So now it seems like a joyful experience.