The Greatest Magistrate in History

I've been following this book for over a month now, so here are my thoughts. Several things attracted me to it: First, the authors are intelligent and the writing is excellent. Second, the plot is full of twists and turns, captivating the reader. Third, the political intrigue is incredibly sophisticated and ingenious!

So good! I can't stop watching! Qin Zheng, the Empress, Xia Moning, Wu Xiaoyou, Su Xiaoman, Tian Fu'an—Xia Moning and Tian Fu'an are the funniest, the scenes are incredibly vivid. Xia Moning's naive act of squatting by the wall, once discovered, is actually a self-deceptive attempt to cover it up by claiming she bleeds a lot every month and catches ants to cure her anemia.

I've read it over and over again, please update soon! This county magistrate novel is my absolute favorite. Every character is unique and I love them all. Unlike other county magistrate novels where you fall in love with every girl you meet and build a harem, which is too cheesy and unbearable to read. 🥹 I wait for updates every day!

Keep it up! That's something I enjoy watching.

Although it follows the traditional theme of surpassing the county magistrate, it also has its novel and unique aspects. It's not a mindless romance novel where everything is done for free. The characters are intelligent throughout, and the political intrigue and scheming are brilliant. It's clear that the author has put a lot of effort into this aspect.

It's pretty good, but the updates are too slow.

It's so-so. I read about two hundred chapters. The only flaw is the character of the "Number One Simp in the World," who has no bottom line and will fawn over you however you want. The entire plot revolves around a series of events where the protagonist is led around by the Empress's noose, going east or west, and when she lets him loosen the noose, he's willing to bite whomever she wants.

The Empress is disgusting, the male lead is too cowardly, and there's this weird eunuch causing trouble. Just kill the Empress already!!!

The development is well-written, but the "contradictions" are poorly written. A lot of space is devoted to those few characters, describing how powerful their opponents are and how they respect each other. The methods and levels of understanding are written in a way that is almost metaphysical and very unrealistic. This game theory is worth a maximum of 4 out of 10.

It's well written, just a bit slow.