A Seventh-Rank Frontier Governor

The beginning was excellent, and I once thought it was a masterpiece. Then a clichéd female knight-errant barged in, pretending to be the protagonist's wife, becoming an official, and even the wife of a high-ranking official. The entire quality of the novel plummeted. Your novel is written in a realistic style, while the so-called female knight-errant is more suited to a martial arts novel style.

This is truly a masterpiece! After reading this book and "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer," I discovered that the author, Master Puxiang, is quite interesting. It has the feel of an exposé of officialdom. Thumbs up!

I foresaw that even if the protagonist died of old age, the Ming Dynasty would still perish two hundred years later! His descendants would be wiped out by foreign invaders! The protagonist would leave nothing behind! Even if the Ming Dynasty didn't fall, wouldn't a powerful warlord like him be seen as a thorn in the side by the court?

It's well-written, with a seasoned style and sound logic. But I was disgusted when I saw the protagonist fawning over the Grand Secretary's daughter and living off her.

I still find it disgusting! I've felt nauseous for days, my eyes are about to pop out! The protagonist, leading a group of malnourished native soldiers—mostly under 1.6 Meters tall, poorly armored, and mostly armed with melee weapons—effortlessly conquered the time-traveling group's base, Dragon King Island! They even captured the entire time-traveling group!

I finished reading it. I really dislike harem novels, yet I absolutely love the author's writing style and language. It's practically a modern online novel exposé of officialdom. I basically skipped the harem content.

It's amazing that there aren't a single comment on this limited-time free offer... I think I know what everyone's been saying. The whole thing is full of seduction, forced sex, and coercion. It's incredible that a book like this exists in the history section; it's practically addictive.

The book is good, but its promotion has been ineffective.

This brainless fantasy novel's protagonist, with tens of thousands of new recruits, somehow defeats hundreds of thousands of cavalry! There's also a story about a country invading other countries and then being invaded by others, with about ten countries constantly invading! It's ridiculous!

It's a short chapter, o Even if you call it a wormhole, A group of time travelers Is that reasonable? I'm dizzy When the book was recommended to me, it was mentioned as "Ya Sao" (雅骚). This book is not worthy of being mentioned in the same breath as "Ya Sao".