[Purely Fictional History, Feel-Good Power Fantasy]
Chu Ning transmigrates to ancient times and becomes a county magistrate. From the start, bandits seize him and plan to bury him alive.
This is a dynasty much like the late Tang, but not quite the same.
Within its borders, gentry clans run rampant. Beyond them, bandits and tyrants pillage and slaughter.
In the northern frontier, steppe barbarians eye the land hungrily...
Confronted with a chaotic age across the vast realm, Chu Ning points his sword at the sky and declares:
"I, Chu, may be unremarkable, but I want to fight for this realm too!!!"
This book has no System, no harem, no characters acting stupidly, and leans toward a traditional style.
Its focus is political intrigue, the imperial court, and the struggle for supremacy.
Also known as: The County Magistrate's Guide to Watching the Drama, The Fierce County Magistrate
I can bear to see it now, plain water, no climax, no highlights, no laughter.
Chapter 25 drags on and on with nonsense, which makes no sense!
I haven't been back to Qingshan County since Chapter 150, and I forgot the name of the personal guard. I forgot about him. Overall, it's still very interesting, but it feels a bit like I can't fill a hole.
Why is the update so slow? Please update it quickly.
Very nice, but updates are too slow and sometimes interrupted.
These two "is"s are really interesting
Could the author be more thoughtful?
If you look at what is written in this chapter, it will make people laugh to death. Running account, still time flies? Mid-October to December.
Updates are too slow. Extremely slow.
How many trolls are there? With such a high score, I can't stand it for a few chapters.