Mastering Power in Great Ming

It's too fake for a woman to dress up as a man and enter the examination room. Can she pass the body search? Can the author think clearly?

Thousand-year-old family, century-old dynasty, a vicious start, robbing the family's property of their own family members, can this family last long? Don't compare modern times to ancient families. A family can have small thoughts, but it should mainly be consistent with the outside world, otherwise it will not last long.

After reading a few chapters of Washing the Maid's Feet, I decisively abandoned the book. Too poisonous

What a rubbish book, it's so ugly, the male protagonist is a loser and has a purpose!

A woman disguised as a man is trying to poison me.

The most disgusting golden chapter three: A young master washes the feet of a maid in slippers! I can't imagine that in the Ming Dynasty, the head wives didn't even dare to let their husband wash their feet! The author knew at a glance that the reality of women took a long time to write about it.

Why! To be honest, I'm disappointed. What I hope is for the Ming Dynasty to revive, not to seek power and usurp the throne. It's a pity that the protagonist still reached this point.

I tolerated it when I was timid in the early stage. After all, nowadays, young writers in history have to rely on me to make do with it. I won't say anything, but you have soiled Qin Yue's innocence and asked you to marry her. If you are not willing to marry her, then forget it. Goodbye, no sense of responsibility at all, extremely poisonous.

See Chapter 6, being robbed of family property and robbed of maids, cruel, being bullied and endured, doing the trick of suppressing first and then promoting, very poisonous

... It ends too quickly, with so much preparation, and the ending is written like a running account.