Chongzhen and I Became Partners

I can't help but want to express my thoughts: It was absolutely impossible to industrialize easily with the garment industry at that time. The garment industry at that time continued to be involuntarily until the war between the two crows. If industrialization were easily carried out, it would have a strong impact on the society at that time, at least the livelihood of millions of people. In foreign wars, we must first resolve the Ming Dynasty's periphery, first weaken it, and then destroy the rebels. After finishing the internal affairs, destroy the Hou Jin Dynasty, annex Nurgandusi, subdue Mongolia, and then destroy Chagatai and Han Dynasty. Then attack Tsarist Russia, demarcate the borders, and then go to Southeast Asia to pull some European countries for smuggling and force European countries to engage in regular trade with the Ming Dynasty. With the world wealth at that time, it was impossible for the Ming Dynasty to industrialize all regions. What should we do if there were too many goods produced?

Is it Lao Liu's Golden Finger or Chongzhen's Golden Finger?

Your contribution is one-sided, just like a grandson's contribution to a master. Chongzhen is the master and you are the grandson. The golden finger of garbage is of no use to the protagonist.

The overall feeling is average. What can I say? Nowadays, novels are basically the same. You can't read them with your brain. Many things in them are too idealistic and are not dealt with according to the development of the current era. There are also many things that were really useless in the early stage, such as microscopes. To be honest, did anyone use them at that time? What's the use? The golden finger feels okay, but the system text seems really boring!

After being strongly recommended by a friend, I read the author's "The Legend of God" and "Partners", and also read a bit of other books. However, because the character of the protagonist was obviously not as good as these two books, I didn't read any more. These two books are really good! Good character! The plot is also good! (I hope this book will never become like Long Aotian, who forcibly dumbs down others just to slap someone in the face. That would be really embarrassing, and it shouldn't be like a bunch of disgusting characters in Long Aotian) All in all, I really like the author's writing style and characters in these two novels (I like the characters the most! Kindness and integrity are great!

As the title says, the plot is good, but it's a pity that Goldfinger is too rubbish and doesn't really help the pig's feet at all. I didn't enjoy watching it, 88.

Haha, so funny. Are you sure the author is writing about the late Ming Dynasty, when the Manchu and Qing Dynasties cooperated with Japan, and the Manchu and Qing Dynasties cooperated with Tsarist Russia. It's more of a romance than the Three Kingdoms.

The trains are all still firing. At least they all have breech-loading rifles, and the Air Force at least has too many hot air balloons and airships. Otherwise, where will the pilots come from? Now they can use airships and hot air balloons to learn experience. But overall it's okay, if it doesn't come from the Holy Mother, it won't bring wisdom. Not stallion.

I am an office worker and like to read novels of the late Ming Dynasty. Of course, I have also read the book called Tian for a long time. I came across the book called Tian by chance after reading Lao Bainiu's Little Soldier of the Late Ming Dynasty. I found it very novel and interesting. The plot is fascinating and has endless aftertaste. I have been reading the two previous novels from Jingtian one after another. Because of work, I didn't have free time to read them carefully, so I read them over and over again. How can I put it this way, the Ming Dynasty novel called Tian is really well written, and you can't help but read it in one sitting. Now that I have read this book, what should I say? Holy shit! Mingtian finally wrote about Chongzhen at the end of Ming Dynasty? Yay! Very happy, I must take a look at it every day after get off work! Let's have dessert after the meal. I think the themes of the novels written by Jingtian are unique and original, such as flowing clouds and flowing water, wandering freely, and full of true insights. Of course, I still hope that Tian will write more books about Chongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty! After all, after watching "The End of the Ming Dynasty" written by Ming Tian, ​​when I read the other books, I felt like it was tasteless and a pity to abandon! ! ! Let me tell you my feelings about this book. I still like the ancient scenes written by Jingtian, but if I change them to urban plots, pfft! Sorry, it's called Tian! I just browsed quickly and skipped it! I really have no interest in the city! ! Thank you, God! Finally, I would like to say something to the novel named Tian: When I walked towards you, I originally wanted to harvest a ray of spring breeze, but you gave me the entire spring. When I walked towards you, I originally wanted to pick up a cluster of waves, but you gave me the entire ocean. .

If red envelopes cannot be given out, it will have no effect on the protagonist! If the protagonist is a rich second generation or has a small fortune, then say something else! Moreover, the real protagonist's life is not very satisfactory! Basically they are all helping Chongzhen! Now that cheat cards are enabled and mobile phones can connect to 360 years ago, sending a red envelope is no big deal. Nowadays, readers have to look forward to it, and only exciting plots will be followed. Do you think how exciting it would be to send a drink? You said that Concubine Tian died of illness a few months ago. Wouldn't it be perfect to give her some cold medicine or antibiotics? Then ask the emperor to send you some gold or ginseng! Will the money come? This kind of plot can definitely increase the passion of readers! It is estimated that this book will achieve better results! I've read chapters 80 to 100 now! I haven't seen any upgrades in Goldfinger, so I guess it will just be like that in the future! What a pity!