People in Hongwu, from Heavenly Master to Imperial Master

In addition to Zhu Chongba's expulsion of the Mongols, which is worth bragging about, the emperor's policies were very low-level and relied on killing. Even the heroes were killed by Zhu Chongba. How dare he brag about being an emperor for eternity? Is there any emperor who has flowed like a river of blood through killing? Did the people live very well during the Hongwu years? When Yongle was emperor, he was much more powerful than his father Zhu Zhongba, so he didn't dare to be called the emperor of the ages? History is that except for Emperor Qin, Han Wu and Li Shimin, who truly achieved the feat of one emperor through the ages, the other emperors were far behind.

The protagonist is 7 years old in body after time travel, but he is not 7 years old in mind. He dares to complain to the emperor when he meets a stranger. How did you live to be so old? He dares to say anything to others. If this were a novel, the grass on the grave would be three feet tall.

I don't recommend reading it. This book is very toxic. The main character seems to have a mental illness, and maybe the author does too. I don't recommend reading it. It will piss you off.

Recently, the author has two chapters every day at noon and one chapter in the evening. This progress is not bad. If I were to write it, it would be two chapters at most every day. Come on, you are worthy of me fighting with other scholars every day.

Generally, Chapter 7 You Can't Like Other Novels, where the emperor pays a private visit incognito. You don't know he is the emperor, but he still talks there, and then is appreciated by the emperor. This kind of plot has been written all over the place. Since you wrote about the founder who was entrusted with a dream and was born with precocious wisdom, then you should write about Zhu Yuanzhang's identity at first glance, so that you can echo him back and forth. Otherwise, what you wrote before will be just in vain, with a lot of dream entrustments, loud thunder and light rain, just to let Zhu Yuanzhang come over.

The plot is old-fashioned, and sometimes it is forced to be clever, and the things it does are not what a child should do. Everyone takes it for granted. The character is not clear. It seems unsystematic, but what you do cannot be explained by time travellers. For example, how do you know the situation of the Chang family? It is impossible for someone who is not a history student to know such details. I didn't say what I was doing before I traveled through time. It was obvious that I wanted to not be restricted, so I could be free to write whatever I wanted afterward. Very young student

It's really poisonous. It's like a piece of shit in the back. It's intellectually depressing and has high blood pressure. It started from the time when Lao Meng died. Who knew that the back part would be even funnier. The front part is as awesome as it is, so the back part will be even more funny. It's just like the smell of those wealthy short dramas on Douyin and Kuaishou. It's so stinky that it's so stinky that I can't help it. Hey, what a pity.

I've finished reading the novel. The writing is okay, but it's just a bit unsatisfying! Thinking about it carefully, it turns out that the author is missing a side story. The author should write about the evaluation of Zhu Yuanzhang and the protagonist by later generations after entering modern times hundreds of years later. Only with this extra chapter can the novel be complete!

Qin Shi Huang was a tyrant when he built the Great Wall. Yang Guang was a tyrant when he built the Grand Canal.

It started to feel a little out of control, and it started when the name "Nana" appeared (although the protagonist is a child, he is an extremely mature soul inside, how can he get through it). I can accept the previous one, but now I have started to fall back on the old habit of historical literature, which is, to put it mildly, "praising the bad feet of historical celebrities"! This point was well controlled at the beginning of this article. They were included but not too conspicuous. But now it is out of control and a large amount of space is devoted to withdrawing from these celebrities! Things will turn to the extreme, which makes people very disgusted (there is a saying that the red of the robe is dyed red with the blood of the common people, and there are a few true moral gentlemen among them)! Don't write too much. It feels like they can't survive without the protagonist. There is no priority! Apart from these two, there are still a lot of remarkable things (the timing is relatively new, the Golden Finger rationalization is better, but it also gets a little out of control later on)!