Golden Scales Open

Travel through the late Ming Dynasty to the crown prince and revive the Ming Dynasty! ... Review: five stars. The author has a profound foundation in ancient prose and has a unique flavor. Highly recommended. Honor: Excellent Categories: Politics, Economics and Trade, Books with Souls.

(Liangcao+) The protagonist travels through time and becomes Prince Chongzhen to save the Ming Dynasty in the hell difficulty. Goldfinger does not go against the will of heaven, and follows the route of military standardization + technological salvation. The protagonist has a cold personality and is a workaholic. Reason far exceeds sensibility, and he emphasizes practicality and efficiency. In the process of the protagonist's reversal and restoration of the Ming Dynasty, the author's military and political reforms refer to a large amount of historical facts. It is logical enough and the war scenes are well described. This is also the biggest highlight of this book. Since the whole text is a constant struggle from beginning to end, the author's writing is also relatively cold, so you need some patience to read it. In the end, it's considered unfinished. In the later period, almost one chapter changed the perspective. It felt like everything was written hastily and then ended. The process of training the heir in the end was extremely heart-wrenching. In the end, it ended without successfully training. It was too sudden. If I gave this article a nine in the early stage, I think I can only give it a six in the later stage. This is also the reason why this book cannot reach the level of the three great novels of the late Ming Dynasty.

[Single Female Protagonist] 4.6 Stars. The male protagonist was born in the womb of Chongzhen Crown Prince Zhu Cixiang. The character is quite interesting. She is extremely efficient and self-disciplined + profit-oriented. She is indifferent to emotions. She should have been a high-IQ academic master since she was a child. Her way of thinking is different from ordinary people. In his eyes, both men and women are alike. I must shine for the Ming Dynasty and the nation. I have read no less than 15 historical novels (from beginning to end). This is actually the first male novel in which women can serve as officials, and the description of women is not masculine at all (although there are two plot points that are not pleasant). The author's writing is good, and his description of some of the ideological and political environment in the late Ming Dynasty is also very interesting. The character of Chongzhen is very three-dimensional. The disadvantage is that some of the war scenes are not very well written. I remember that there was a scene where a team of death squads rushed directly in front of the Qing army. This was supposed to be the climax of the plot, but the author just skipped it. It made me turn the page back and forth, and I thought I was cheated. In the later period, the protagonist did not appear much, and the writing was a bit scattered here and there, very scattered.

A fun time travel novel. The writing is good. If you don't want to be too truthful, it's still good. I also sincerely believe that the end of the Ming Dynasty cannot be saved without a great man! The entire ruling class is rotten!