The Last Prince of Ming Dynasty

The author writes about the late Ming Dynasty, which is very similar to the current New China. The country wants to develop, but there is a group of trolls and traitors who hold it back and cause trouble every day. There is no way.

After reading more than 20 chapters, I felt that the writing was a bit childish. At the beginning, the prince went out to visit private officials and asked the pig's feet whether he would kneel down when he saw his boss. There was no need to pay sky-high wages for hiring workers. After he said that the country was not far away from being destroyed, it was too childish to use his identity to find a large number of skilled craftsmen in the palace to research technology to save time and effort.

This book should also contain more emotions. For example, the protagonist invites Kong Luoling, Liu Rushi, and Li Xiangjun to play without even describing the process. Originally, they were all about military affairs, which was too boring.

The starting point for leaving the palace is very low, how do you get in touch with affairs and development, and continue the national line? Do you think it is a wealthy family leaving the world alone to fight monsters and upgrade, see all the beauties at a glance, and laugh at the floating clouds? ? ?

This book is too Y-y. The emperor is not an emperor. He has no majesty at all. He just decides everything by patting his head on his head. He is too self-satisfied. This is not about writing about a country's major events at all. Most readers seem to write about the country as if it were a company.

The more I watch it, the more speechless and disgusting it becomes. The protagonist is always self-righteous and thinks that everything is under his control. He is also breeding tigers and has no harem. The more he watches it, the less passionate he becomes.

Is the protagonist still the emperor? Any member of the family or the killer group would dare to assassinate the emperor.

This book is really rubbish. It solves internal and external problems in 78 hundred chapters, and then moves on to Europe and the whole YY. Author, your writing style is quite good. You should strengthen your logical thinking and have a systematic route instead of being too arrogant. If you think about how a person who is about to die from a serious illness can climb Mount Everest in a few days and still stand out from the crowd, I'd better give up the book!

This pace is too slow, I saw it. I've played dozens of photos and haven't played a single plot. To put it simply, there is a lot of nonsense. Can't stand it

Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty has been around for fifteen years, and there is no cheating. Even if it is passed on to Chongzhen, it will not change anything, because the power of the civil servants is too great, and a prince cannot change anything.