King of Hunshi of Ming Dynasty

Yang Tinghe, a great scholar or a great scholar of Neo-Confucianism, would give his daughter as a concubine to the protagonist. You have broken all my imagination about the scholar-bureaucrats of the Ming Dynasty. The problem is that he is still a famous minister. Oh my God, if I were Yang Tinghe, I would say that there is no personal relationship between children and children, and even if there is, the relationship must be cut off.

After reading two chapters, the wonderful beginning is definitely not written by the author. After half a chapter, the male protagonist is a scumbag, a bad gambler, and he strikes up random conversations. The logic is not there, and the author's IQ is off the line, and he is extremely poisonous.

Pfft, when it comes out with just two sentences, it's too poisonous. Why don't you go to heaven?

I read a total of 45 chapters, and I couldn't stand it anymore. There was a break in the middle, and it didn't wrap up at the end. It was very uncomfortable to read. Also, the writing is too plain and simple.

I read the introduction, Tang Bohu's unlucky luck... Well, I heard that he was very miserable.

He can talk, play, fight, fool, and is omnipotent. Pretend to be a grandson, pretend to be an uncle, and act according to the wind. By chance, he absorbed Tang Bohu's unfavorable luck. From then on, a king of chaos was born, reforming the old and creating a new, making the country rich and powerful, and the Ming Dynasty, which developed rapidly, came. Evil villain? Monster and geek? A powerful and ruthless official? Unparalleled national scholar? In fact, it doesn't matter what kind of person you are. Since you are out to hang out, you have to live in a carefree and earth-shattering way.