Men Are Assigned at the Frontier, Starting When a Convict Woman Buys Me!

This book only managed to grab some readers' attention at the beginning thanks to the young wife character. In the early stages, the protagonist was at least decisive and ruthless, settling scores with anyone who offended him that very night.

The plot is quite exciting and it's not a mindless wish-fulfillment story. It's just that there are too few chapters right now. I was really hooked and finished it in no time. Author, please update faster!!!

This book is so-so. The pacing and the empress setting are disgusting. For such a rotten court, overthrowing it is far better than engaging in politics.

It's not bad, but the updates are too slow.

It was pretty good, everything was great up to that point, but the amnesia ruined it. Before I read about the amnesia, I thought the author was really good at writing, but after reading about the amnesia, I was really impressed by the author. They played a great hand terribly!

But the pace is faster.

Anyone who can read past chapter 30 is definitely a poison king antibody.

It's not good-looking; it's about an ancient person who understands Mao's train.

It's so-so. It's watchable, but the plot is bland and the characters are flat. It's just something to pass the time; it's a mindless, formulaic read.

I've read over a hundred chapters, and the protagonist is still wandering around with his two wives and over a hundred other people, without even a base of operations. He only has a simpleton and a blacksmith under his command, and that's about it. It's boring.