The Man of Nanming

Support the building and turn the tide. This is actually quite good

To collect some characters, you need to have their place of origin, status and class, choose the faction they belong to, Ming, Shun, Xi, Qing, and the protagonist, as well as their general experience and desired ending. I will select some and include them in the book.

Lao Gao is now king. You are not surrounded by pig opponents. Cao Cao proclaimed himself King of Wei. He had the full support of the Cao family of the Xiahou family and everyone in the north was loyal. Xun Yu defended Xu Du. The emperor is in hand later. The Cao family did not complete the great cause of unification, and ended up making wedding clothes for others. Can he become king so quickly and become Sun Kewang? The Qing Dynasty fought and the Ming Dynasty hated them. People who traveled through time had no family support, and there were no loyal and capable ministers to defend their roots. Aren't they afraid of a central government coup? Aren't you afraid that there will be a fire in the backyard, or that the person under your command will become another boss? During that time in the Qing Dynasty, IQ was not lost! This kind of book should not be written too smoothly. Lao Gao's conditions are not yet mature, and Lao Gao is now acting more and more shamelessly. Liu Bang is shameless, but he has the hearts of the people in Guanzhong, so Lao Gao always fails, but he can succeed. It still makes sense to accumulate grain widely and slowly become king and build walls high. Towards the end, it is actually not a battle of geniuses, but of national strength. The little Japanese used the Zero to beat the United States half to death, but after 1942, the United States completely tortured Japan. It could learn the Spanish square formation, firearms, and everything else. In the end, it became the Qing Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty, the bandits, Lao Gao, and Lao Gao used whatever to win. As I write today, development is more important, and we must have the ability to make a comeback even if it fails partially. Lao Cao's 200,000-strong army was burned by fire and quickly rose up. The family has a strong foundation. Lao Cao is rich and willful

Soldiers are also scholars. There is no need to use civility to control military affairs. They should advance both civil and military affairs, renovate guard posts, and collect heavy commercial taxes. Landlords were suppressed, power was transferred to the countryside, village officials were established, and the true royal law was spread throughout the Ming Dynasty.

I punch in and sign in every day, that's it, I'm too lazy to do it

The desolate writing style is so poisonous that I can't stop reading it... The plot is not very creative, but it is interesting

I hope the author can not write about all kinds of high technology or want to see real wars with real guns. There should not be anything beyond this era, such as cement, etc.

Hang out with the Ming Dynasty and get some Ming Dynasty princesses to play with

What a huge difference between this book and the previous one, Seventeen Years of Chongzhen. Is there something wrong with the author? No matter in terms of plot development or characterization, there is a lot lacking, and the rationality of the plot is also lacking in thought. It really makes people lack a sense of substitution and can't help but sigh

Ever since the author couldn't keep up with the updates, I already knew this was the result! I have known the author's writing habits and writing style since the autumn of 17th year! I am considered an experienced reader. I catch up on updates every day and have read all the chapters without missing a chapter. I have read The Autumn of Seventeen Years and the True Man! Both books, without exception, have one major shortcoming: they start but end at the end! The ending reveals too much, leaving people thinking about it. The content alone could be written as a sequel. Readers are still unsatisfied and naturally dissatisfied! Overall, I feel that this book is not as good as the Autumn of Seventeen Years, but I am also following it closely. However, Fuming's writing techniques and expressions have undergone earth-shaking changes, and they are now biased towards the writing of romance novels! However, I have also seen the author's writing level seriously decline, with one film not being as good as the other! I hope the author of this comment can see it, correct it if it is correct, and encourage it if it is not correct!