My Life Skills in Daming Liver
About This Novel
Su Ze, a history graduate student who was investigating in the countryside, traveled to the Southern Fujian Health Clinic during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. At that time, Emperor Jiajing was obsessed with cultivating immortals and overhauled his palaces and temples. The treacherous ministers in the court were in power, and they competed with each other to flatter the emperor with their poems. Japanese pirates invaded the southeast, and Liaodong was ready to attack. The rise of Xinxue and secular studies of emotions brought about a new trend of cultural liberation and created the most prosperous market culture before the sunset of the Ming Dynasty. Su Ze, who has awakened the system, is working on his life skills in the Southeast Guard Station to see if he can lead Ming Dynasty on a different track. Also known as "My Wife is the Pirate King" and "I use my great liver skills to create a sea where the sun never sets". It has already received tens of thousands of high-end orders and is a complete 2 million-word classic book. Please feel free to subscribe.
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Official(73)Scraped 21d ago
The plot drags on
What about the liver skills you mentioned? I've read over a hundred chapters, most of which are popular science and the author's thoughts, and compared with modern times, they seem to be very boring.
It reminded me that a robot from the future came back to marry the heroine and gave birth to the hero. The hero created a robot in the future and asked the robot to go back in time to protect the heroine, and then the hero appeared again. What the hell kind of logic is this?
The reason why the score is not high is that the author has been moving himself
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What can I say? The content is okay, but it's a bit verbose. I'm so stressed now. I'm so angry after reading this book. Why should I read your book? The golden finger is very good, but it's very annoying if you don't write around the golden finger. The text is average. Who will read it? Bye.
It's so long-winded that my head hurts after reading dozens of them.
Novel or popular science history? Captain Jia has an interesting saying: "You bullied me when the imperial army didn't come. But when the imperial army came, you still bullied me. Cooperating with the imperial army was in vain." The purpose of reading novels is to pass the time for leisure, but the result is all verbosity. Historical science popularization, the key is not happy. So didn't I read the novel in vain?
In the Ming Dynasty, when 99% of the people were illiterate and food and clothing were a big problem, the author seemed to be an idiot and an unscrupulous parasite who had been thoroughly brainwashed by the West.
It's okay, I've finished watching it
I have been reading Fat Bird's books for a long time, starting from the Tang Dynasty. The first half of this book is very good, but the later part is a bit messy. I didn't see the scenes I wanted to read. They were basically governing the place. The description of the war was brushed off. I didn't see the relationship between Lin Mojun and the protagonist (only half of what was said in the introduction). The ending is as sloppy as the book in the Tang Dynasty. I am also reading the Northern and Southern Dynasties. I hope it will be well written.
If you want to rebel, you will end up wandering everywhere
The tone was set at the beginning to be rebellious, but as a result, he wanted to write something about literature and so on, and he also wrote a lot about officialdom, which was totally different. Moreover, the author really likes to teach readers how to read books, so don't be stubborn with me. Then he copied a lot of information from Baidu, and what's more, the author wrote that the protagonist was dissatisfied here, and had to intervene wherever he was dissatisfied, so it became like he was wandering everywhere. But as long as you focus on rebellion, you can't make the decision yourself. In conclusion, the author has no literary background and likes to check Baidu Encyclopedia. This is okay. Normal people don't know it. However, the author always has a sense of superiority when writing. I checked it. Don't be stubborn with me. Also, the description of battle scenes is not very good.
I shouldn't take 🧠 to read this book.
Goodbye, goodbye👋, you shouldn't watch it with your brain
Don't ask me where I downloaded the game, I made up Goldfinger.
Don't ask about games, I'm not a game customization writer either. Hundred Scenes is a cheat code compiled by me. I don't have this game. Thank you all. . . .
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Official(73)Scraped 21d ago
The plot drags on
What about the liver skills you mentioned? I've read over a hundred chapters, most of which are popular science and the author's thoughts, and compared with modern times, they seem to be very boring.
It reminded me that a robot from the future came back to marry the heroine and gave birth to the hero. The hero created a robot in the future and asked the robot to go back in time to protect the heroine, and then the hero appeared again. What the hell kind of logic is this?
The reason why the score is not high is that the author has been moving himself
,
What can I say? The content is okay, but it's a bit verbose. I'm so stressed now. I'm so angry after reading this book. Why should I read your book? The golden finger is very good, but it's very annoying if you don't write around the golden finger. The text is average. Who will read it? Bye.
It's so long-winded that my head hurts after reading dozens of them.
Novel or popular science history? Captain Jia has an interesting saying: "You bullied me when the imperial army didn't come. But when the imperial army came, you still bullied me. Cooperating with the imperial army was in vain." The purpose of reading novels is to pass the time for leisure, but the result is all verbosity. Historical science popularization, the key is not happy. So didn't I read the novel in vain?
In the Ming Dynasty, when 99% of the people were illiterate and food and clothing were a big problem, the author seemed to be an idiot and an unscrupulous parasite who had been thoroughly brainwashed by the West.
It's okay, I've finished watching it
I have been reading Fat Bird's books for a long time, starting from the Tang Dynasty. The first half of this book is very good, but the later part is a bit messy. I didn't see the scenes I wanted to read. They were basically governing the place. The description of the war was brushed off. I didn't see the relationship between Lin Mojun and the protagonist (only half of what was said in the introduction). The ending is as sloppy as the book in the Tang Dynasty. I am also reading the Northern and Southern Dynasties. I hope it will be well written.
If you want to rebel, you will end up wandering everywhere
The tone was set at the beginning to be rebellious, but as a result, he wanted to write something about literature and so on, and he also wrote a lot about officialdom, which was totally different. Moreover, the author really likes to teach readers how to read books, so don't be stubborn with me. Then he copied a lot of information from Baidu, and what's more, the author wrote that the protagonist was dissatisfied here, and had to intervene wherever he was dissatisfied, so it became like he was wandering everywhere. But as long as you focus on rebellion, you can't make the decision yourself. In conclusion, the author has no literary background and likes to check Baidu Encyclopedia. This is okay. Normal people don't know it. However, the author always has a sense of superiority when writing. I checked it. Don't be stubborn with me. Also, the description of battle scenes is not very good.
I shouldn't take 🧠 to read this book.
Goodbye, goodbye👋, you shouldn't watch it with your brain
Don't ask me where I downloaded the game, I made up Goldfinger.
Don't ask about games, I'm not a game customization writer either. Hundred Scenes is a cheat code compiled by me. I don't have this game. Thank you all. . . .
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Chasing, the system is written, if you don't like it, don't enter. The writing is okay, but the inclusion of private goods may cause controversy, hay ~ food. By the way, now the protagonist has rebelled, and I look forward to the follow-up. It looks much better now than before.
Historical fiction, with skills but not supernatural elements. He seems to be a strange person, but not a god. In the later period, there is a tendency to enjoy myself, and the direction of historical deduction is not so natural. Overall, it is good.
The title of this book seems to be a combination of a historical text and a systematic text. The general situation among Qidian readers is that fans of historical texts do not like adding systematic texts, and fans of systematic texts do not like historical texts because it is not interesting enough, so the score of this book is almost unsatisfactory. There is no problem with the author's writing skills, and he has a normal integration of his own thoughts, but his thoughts are sharp and very critical of the Ming Dynasty, which many people cannot accept. The author writes very carefully, slowly and fluently, and the character creation is quite satisfactory. A bowl of multigrain white porridge will satisfy my hunger temporarily. I wonder if there is anything else on the shelf.
The new writing by the old author is good, and the updates are relatively stable. It is not hard-core and systematic, and there are not many bad points. There is no need to dig into the details when reading, just enjoy reading.
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