A Commoner in Great Xia

I ordered something wrong. I wanted to order something that didn't look good, but I couldn't change it😓

This article is a failure both as a time travel article and as a Machiavellian article. At the beginning of the article, the protagonist's family was blamed for failing to assist the royal family, and the suppressed nobles were crowned Daqing. This meant that the imperial power was strong, but in fact, according to the writer's description, the imperial power was declining, which directly led to inconsistencies. As a time traveler, the protagonist does not show much of modern people's thinking and values. As a Machiavellian, elements such as imperial power and noble families, the interests and conflicts of various social strata, the political ecological environment of the country, and the living conditions between countries are not reflected in the article. I have read 130 chapters, which basically describe the protagonist's daily life or love affairs. There is too much space and too many artificial interference factors from the writer. The description of the breakup of the engagement with the girl from the Lin family is simply a failure. The plot is procrastinating, basically unnecessary, and has a huge impact on the reader's intelligence.

It's no wonder that the eunuch is standing up again and again.

I've read more than thirty chapters, but I still don't have the desire to continue reading.

So-so

If you break off the engagement, break it off properly and give it a slap in the face. Don't make it look like a Korean drama. It's disgusting.

There are a lot of typos