The Ming Dynasty Official

It feels like a wasted trip, with no contribution or achievement whatsoever. They're just opportunistic bureaucrats who only know how to distribute resources, not how to produce them—pure bureaucratic writing.

So far, we've seen the protagonist sleep with five women: two from respectable families, two widows, and one prostitute.

Wang Zhi, the Grand Eunuch of the Imperial Horse Administration and the Director of the Western Depot, who is listed in history as the fourth most powerful eunuch in the Ming Dynasty, was actually a teenage girl. Divine Thunder😰😰😰😰

I'm a primary school student, but I couldn't bear to watch the part where Wang Zhi turns into a woman and starts dying from the poison.

Emperor Chenghua wasn't that incompetent, was he? Emperor Xianzong wouldn't have received this posthumous title without great achievements! I remember Emperor Chenghua was quite capable in both civil administration and military affairs.

It's quite a double standard. The protagonist's father didn't work during his studies, yet his uncle's family supported him. So, after supporting his father to become a scholar and enjoy several years of tax-free life, they now have to help raise the missing protagonist's father's child. Who wouldn't feel resentful in that situation?

What the hell? The main character is like an idiot, jumping around like a clown, utterly useless, always just bitterly smiling, helpless, and acting crazy.

Get this straight, this is what makes someone a human, an ordinary person. Think about it yourselves, the idea that you can go through time and do a good job as the emperor and prime minister, don't you think that's a bit too much?

This book is poorly written, constantly resorting to suspense and unpredictable plot devices. The characters' personalities and methods of doing things change incessantly, hindering the development of a clear protagonist. Various events are abruptly arranged, and the plot twists feel forced. Many scenes are mindlessly constructed.

This is an old book, no doubt about it. It's a typical "feel-good" novel, full of tropes and unexpected twists, offering pure enjoyment. The author's writing is good, and the plot is clear, so it's worth reading if you're looking for something to read.