Ming Dynasty: Just Ascended the Throne and Became the Leader of the American Emperors

I still like to read novels about normal exchanges between domestic and foreign cultures. All I can say is don't belittle foreign cultures without thinking, right? It can only be said that there are many myths in China that are similar to the Valkyrie at the End, and they are mindlessly belittling. I still prefer to see this kind of normal interaction, but what should I say? It's not mindless, but writing normally like this may be thankless.

Can't you write less about the United States? I'm not interested in the history there. The Ming Dynasty is very interesting and I just skipped to read it.

The American orthodoxy lies in the Ming Dynasty, and there is nothing wrong with this book. In the United States, there are party struggles that are based on dog-like thinking, and in Ming Dynasty, there are also party struggles that are based on dog-like thinking. The United States has trusts, and the Ming Dynasty has land annexations. In the United States, the capitalist class evaded taxes, and in Ming Dynasty, there were land gentry who evaded taxes.

When will Trump and Biden join the group?

Has Kavin been stuck for so long? Write slowly, come on!

It's a very fresh novel, very interesting, but it has a forced ending at the end.

There is no sense of immersion. If you want to be immersed, you can go

Blow, blow, blow, hey, write faster. Right, right

It's pretty, but there are too few.

I feel that Xizong can play, and he can have Alzheimer's disease and amnesia, and then become a little crazy and suddenly fall asleep. After all, it is too fast to add the president after Cleveland.