Shun Ming

The writing is not very good. The Manchu and Mongolian cavalry are very good at long-range shooting. You don't understand history. Your mind is full of random thoughts. You are a liar.

It can be seen from the book that the author is a senior Lixi tribe. As a time traveler, assembly lines, industrial standardization, and hydraulic forging all need to be explained by low-level employees who cannot survive in the West. The author makes the protagonist's IQ so incomprehensible that if anyone with this kind of IQ could become an emperor, then everyone in the modern era would be able to become an emperor. The combat effectiveness of the officers and soldiers of the Ming Dynasty was written too low. If it was really that weak, the Ming Dynasty would have destroyed the country by the time of Wanli, let alone Chongzhen. The author writes that an army of officers and soldiers in the Ming Dynasty only had dozens or hundreds of people capable of fighting. Ask yourself if you believe this, it is mindless. The author may not know that there were already bombs similar to the Sky Monkey in the Ming Dynasty. The overall situation is just a matter of words. It is too restrictive, takes up too much space, and the subsequent ending is too hasty. It is estimated that the author can't write anymore, so the ending is forced to end.

I can deeply feel the author's serious attitude! If you don't make up the word count, you are the "author". Some platinum authors are far behind.

Rubbish, too lazy to say it, just make up the number of words

"If there is no marriage, no indemnity, no land ceding, no tribute, the emperor will guard the country, and the king will die." I have always preferred the Ming Dynasty to the Han and Tang Dynasties, just because it has a proud character.

Why do you have such a feeling of admiring foreign things? How can an axe-gun be so annoying? Halberds have been eliminated for hundreds of years! Can an ax spear with a halberd-like interior turn the world upside down? ? ?

Gang Ha is better at Ha Gen. Gang Ha is even better at Ha Gen.

The plot, plot and dialogue are all bad, like an idiot!

First, the protagonist has a weird personality. He does not look like a modern person, but like an ancient person with modern memories, without a sense of substitution. Second, some of the plots are clichéd, and there are a lot of taken-for-granted feelings, which I always think are not reasonable enough. The author must be very serious in his writing, but I just don't feel like he's good at telling stories. It's the first time I've read history, and I've read The Son-in-law and Overthrow of the Han Dynasty. I want to read something similar, but I found that the gap is quite big!

A good book that I found accidentally, you can read it