A Street Bum in the Northern Song Dynasty

I gave up the book when I saw chapter 212 and 78.5% Progress. Under normal circumstances, if you have reached this point in a book, there is no need to abandon the book. If you persist a little longer, you will finish it. However, I gave up because I was not satisfied with the book's sudden wisdom. The male protagonist who wrote the book is a time traveler who is a debt collector. He is half-financed at any rate, but he actually has trouble spending the money from a large merchant holding a stake in a Cuju competition. I obviously had a loan business before, but now I have the financing but I don't know how to spend it. Isn't it ridiculous? As a former employee of a financial institution, I cannot bear it. In addition, the male protagonist gave a golden coral to a certain unit of the imperial court. It was packed in a half-meter-long box. The second-in-command of the unit actually said that it must be two kilograms of gold. I'm afraid the person who wrote the book has never seen gold, right? Is there no points for the size of two pounds of gold? Is it necessary to put it in a half-meter big box? Suddenly I felt that this book was a bit 2⑤0, and I really couldn't read it anymore. As for the overall evaluation, in fact, what I wrote above is okay. I can't say it's wonderful but it's not ugly either. The outlook and writing style are both okay, so I'll give it an average evaluation. I can't give it a good review, except for abandoning the book, and there are two other things that bother me. First, they always write about the male protagonist having a wild affair with his bedmate, Mrs. Jian, and doing everything except getting in, but not getting out. This is very evil, and I don't know why. The person writing the book for the male protagonist seems to have a very clear bottom line on this matter. It's so ambiguous that there's still a bottom line. If you don't do it, doesn't it count as playing with women? Anyway, it makes me sick when I see this type of joke repeated. Secondly, the book writer often asks for votes at the end of chapters, and uses a lot of "humor" that he thinks is funny but is actually very low-level to squeeze readers' votes. I don't quite understand this behavior. Anyway, that's about it for this book, overall it's mediocre and a bit boring, but it's not too out of the ordinary when it comes to reading.