Make My Name Known Across the Land

I'm truly speechless at the protagonist's antics. The Qing army used civilians to charge, but the protagonist said killing civilians would damage his reputation. He had cannons but didn't use them, then sent 3,000 men to charge. There's no more text after that; the next chapter is where the protagonist wins. I'm truly speechless.

Many chapters after chapter 258 have been blocked. Can I still subscribe? Damn it, Qidian tells me to contact the author. Is that even helpful?

This book has several major flaws: 1. The protagonist attended a military academy, served in the army, and even remembered some chemical and firearms knowledge very clearly. With such a background, it's quite speechless that he personally led his cavalry with broadswords and spears into battle when the Manchus were chasing Li Zicheng and the Ming army.

Extremely toxic. I feel the protagonist might be cuckolded later on. Around chapters 70 or 80, the protagonist's woman, Li Xiangjun, is kidnapped by a lecherous man for several days. Imagine that chaotic era; what would happen to a beautiful woman if she were kidnapped? In ancient times, there was a form of torture for women called the wooden donkey...

I only read six chapters, and the male protagonist went to a brothel and earned 680 taels of silver from selling his writing. It's almost as ridiculous as the plot of an anti-Japanese war drama.

This is ridiculous! Silver notes everywhere, I'm speechless. Where did silver notes come from in the Ming Dynasty? You've been watching too many TV dramas.

It's poorly written; I had to skip through most of it. I was so bored, and seeing it was pay-to-read, I didn't want to waste any more time. It's too focused on romance. If you want territory, focus on governance and military prowess. Your military skills are impressive, but what about governance? Just a few acres of land? That's it? What about commerce? What about agriculture?

This guy can become king? And even after becoming king, he charges into battle and fights with enemies. When all the officials come to welcome him back, he gets angry. He's a complete idiot. Without the protagonist's halo, he would have died long ago.

After being persuaded to quit at the beginning, what qualifications does the protagonist have to divorce his wife? Author, use your brain to think about it! Everything in the house belongs to his wife, and she has served the protagonist for two years. The protagonist's injured wife helped him with the lawsuit, but the good-for-nothing protagonist divorced his wife because of this quarrel. . . What kind of man is the protagonist? I don't want to read this kind of garbage book for free. .

Slave? Only Qing Dynasty officials referred to themselves as slaves.