The First-Grade County Magistrate Starts from Invincibility

Overall it looks great, the writing is great, five stars! The only uncomfortable thing is that the protagonist's investigation of the case in Binzhou feels so long-winded. Although I don't know what the author wants to express with this plot, or whether he intends to leave some foreshadowing... However, the soul arresting bell suddenly added a prerequisite for restricting its use (the soul of a corpse that has been burnt by fire cannot be restrained). It feels a little bit less refreshing... This feeling is like "I have taken off my pants, you let me watch this..." Will the soul-binding bell be useless in the case of corpse dismemberment in the future? Because the corpse is less complete than the charred corpse. In this case, will the protagonist change his identity from a county magistrate who makes a better life for the people to a criminal investigation policeman who investigates and resolves cases? If that's the case, what's the point... The most enjoyable part of this book is the concept put forward by the protagonist in the early stage, starting from Ninghai County to make the world free from hunger. While doing tasks and seeking development, while completing tasks and gaining more and more awesome power, he wants to fight that and that, while focusing 90% of his energy on building the ancient city into a semi-modern city. At the worst, he is forced to limit the level of science and technology. In terms of people's livelihood and productivity, it has as modern a feeling as possible! This is the most enjoyable part of this book after reading it from the beginning three times! I don't know what the author's original or current plans and ideas are. In addition, it is an imaginary world after all (from the surname, it seems to be a world with a Tang Dynasty background, and it has a population of several billion. The real Tang Dynasty seems to have a population of 12 million) Then write about the protagonist gaining a little bit of magic allowed by the overhead time, and then adapting to local conditions, or overcoming the weather and ground conditions. Under this route, in order not to starve to death, I think it is reasonable to even give the protagonist a weather controller. The above is my personal experience of reading books. If I offend the author, let the fifth-grade county magistrate use the "interrupt" skill to attack me🤣🤣🤣🤣

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The wording is plain and unremarkable, the main line is smooth, the structure is reasonable, there are not many routine elements, and it is an elegant and fictional historical article that does not take the usual path.

The book is pretty good, but there is one thing I forgot. Didn't I give twelve pills at the beginning that add the power of an ox? I can only take one pill a month. Why is it gone after I only took one pill? In Chapter 118, I was assassinated by the Su family and said it was the power of an ox. Wasn't it half a year later?

Any dynasty, even now. It is impossible for the county magistrate to be tough with the mayor. Not to mention the fact that in feudal society, the county magistrate puts the prefect under house arrest and loses his head in minutes. No matter how much the emperor wanted to kill the protagonist, he couldn't let him fight alone.

If you don't know how to take pictures, don't write them. There are two big pitfalls in 487. One is the saltpeter ice making front. Second, I just said that I set off alone, but in the next chapter I brought the little princess with me. You wrote a chicken

Generally speaking, this book is definitely good to read, but when I wrote the section from Bincheng to Chapter 299, I really vomited. The system gave me two days to solve the case, but you had to write it for several months, and you won't be able to do it😤.

Does anyone want to try the water?

The plot is so confusing that I can't even remember what I wrote in the beginning and what's in the back. It's clear that the first drawing used a Gatling gun, but later it became a Desert Eagle. There are also too many typos and incoherence. The techniques in the front and back of the novel are different. It feels like it was written by a different person.

After reading more than 700 chapters, I can only say that the writing is average. After writing it, I forget what I wrote before, and the plot is repetitive. The settings are confusing, and some settings cannot be connected before and after, such as age. The plot is immature, with an emperor being played around like a fool by his son. What makes me most intolerable is the age setting. Qin Feng has been the county magistrate for 10 years and even teased Su Jin. How old is Qin Feng? How old is Su Jin? According to the subsequent plot, he should be 22-23 years old, so he will become the county magistrate at 12-13 years old? Also, the little prince is not only 2 and a half years old, why is he already 6-7 years old in chapter 700, with a gap of about 2 years in between. The princess knew about saltpeter ice making in Ninghai County when she went there, and she explained it again when she went to Black Creek City. They captured 20,000 people, but no precautions were taken, and they were given money and preferential treatment. As you thought, they didn't capture all the barbarians. Furthermore, after fighting for so long in Black Creek City, many people died, and the prisoners were given preferential treatment. After the outcome was reversed, the protagonist did not regret it at all. He thought that he could just fight again, and those who died were in vain. After the three tribes surrendered, they did not take any precautionary measures, and they did not worry about others coming to pick the fruits. Isn't Li Jianghe the prefect? He became a county magistrate after more than 700 chapters? King, duke, marquis, uncle, son, male, the titles in this world should be similar. How come a marquis is called a prince? Sweet potatoes are mentioned in the book, so why don't Ninghai County grow sweet potatoes? They are almost starving to death. There are also designed things. The Desert Eagle is famous for its power. To make it, you need a lot of alloys made of rare metals. Later, you will directly make engines and internal combustion engines. Making these things requires more than just theoretical knowledge. Also, the emperor is also a great person when he rises to power. Why does he feel like a canary in a cage, completely hidden from the eldest prince? The King of Shu was also a great man. He was killed casually without the ability to fight back. Beihai belongs to the Great Zhou Dynasty. In the past, to conquer it, we had to discuss with others how to conquer it? Are you kidding? Just take the imperial edict and go there. Who dares to rebel? The eldest prince rebelled, and no one around him could even come up with an idea. What kind of rebellion could he create? The King of Shu is dead, and his son still wants to steal the inheritance and give it to the eldest prince. How stupid is that?