Ming Dynasty: the Most Ruthless Tyrant in History

If you want to do something, you must first have someone with money. Until these two conditions are met, you can just live with it. It is known to both the government and the public that you are sending foreign troops to Beijing. It is a grinding effort to rectify the entire Beijing camp, and even let Sun Chengzong, a civil servant, come. Although he is indeed talented, he is A civil servant, a civil servant with his own thoughts, is still your teacher. You expect such a person to become your congestion. Haha, he has no strength and no goals. He can do what kind of things at any stage. Jin Yiwei, you dare to use Luo. It's weird. You don't have control over the court, so you exposed yourself completely. You are too naive, you are a tyrant, you are lonely, you have no talent reserve, and you can't even think about doing anything in the first two or three years after taking the throne.

Too much nonsense, too boring, I just clicked report and left, it was a waste of my money, this idiot also recommends it, is there no good book left?

Is he really a genius? Is he really a genius?

Overall, the author of this book has ideas and thoughts. At the beginning, many things are busy but not chaotic, which is great. However, after hundreds of chapters, the protagonist's speech is still used to promote the plot, which feels twisted. After all, the beginning is in the capital, the protagonist's time traveler knows the problem, and the protagonist directly speaks to promote things and develop the plot, which is reasonable and reasonable. A few hundred chapters later, things are no longer in the capital. If the protagonist is brought in to talk and promote the plot, it will be very distorted. In other words, if you want to write a complete story, you need to change the narrative description from the perspective of the person doing the work. Don't always talk to promote it. If you talk too much, you will be annoying. The protagonist likes to preach, which will make you tired and affect the readability.

The author understands history and doesn't write blindly, so that's fine. I don't write with a smattering of knowledge, as most authors of historical novels do, and there are obvious errors in historical events. The writing is average. There are too few historical novels about the Ming Dynasty available on QQ Reading. Either the logic is wrong or the writing is not good. Some authors simply don't know much about history. It is recommended that the author continue to maintain the rhythm of writing. The writing is quite good, but the updates are a bit slow. There is nothing wrong with this book.

To write history, you need to understand some politics and economics. If you don't understand these plots, they are relatively empty and meaningless.

This book is well written, not just a random killing, but a step-by-step plan. For example, the establishment of the Institute of Integrity can formalize disciplinary inspection work, which is much better than directly using special agents such as factory guards. The treatment of the clan and Zong Jun's setting are also very different from other books, and it feels particularly good. But there is one biggest flaw in this book: he was ordinary before time travel, but he became a saint after time travel. You have been worrying about the people all day long, and how the people of the world are doing. If you really have this consciousness, you are at least a division-level cadre in modern society, and it is not your turn to time travel. So can you be realistic? Don't keep talking about feeling sorry for the people. What do you want to do for the people? You are just an ordinary person who suddenly became the emperor. You just want your country to be prosperous and strong, and have long-term peace and stability. You want this heavenly country to live up to its name. Making the people prosperous and healthy is your goal, but it is not the source of your motivation. You are just an ordinary time traveler, not a saint

If war is not mainstream in this novel, then it shouldn't be so casual. In one chapter, war jumps back to the conspiracy of the capital. It's too exaggerated. It seems like the whole world is filled with darkness.

There are only a few Manchu people. I don't understand how difficult it is for you to write a clear history. If you don't support the bandits with self-respect, they can be wiped out in one battle. How can it be so troublesome?

The Waste Emperor. I traveled through time. 10,000 People. I rubbed 50,000 hands and robbed the back hall. I personally led the troops to kill and rob all the way. I have settled the country in the morning. I am still rectifying. The waste protagonist.