I'm Really Not the Carpenter Emperor

I'll tell you what I know, and if there is anything else, please share it with others. These are the people I think can be used in the Year of Apocalypse. Eunuchs: Wang An, Li Jinzhong, Wang Tiqian, Liu Ruoyu, Fang Zhenghua, Cao Huachun, Wang Chengen. Jinyiwei: Tian Ergeng, Xu Xianchun, Luo Yangxing. Civil servants: Fang Congzhe, Han Kuang, Sun Chengzong, Yang Lian, Zuo Guangdou, Cui Chengxiu, Yang He, Xiong Tingbi, Yuan Keli, Nan Juyi, Ma Shiying, Sun Chuanting, Lu Xiangsheng, Wang Zaijin, Chen Qiyu, Hong Chengchou. Military generals: Mangui, Zhao Lijiao, Cao Wenzhao, Cao Bianjiao, Qin Liangyu, Yu Zigao. Those who have not grown up: Yang Sichang, Gu Yingyuan, Li Yan, Shi Kefa, Zheng Zhilong, Zheng Chenggong, Zhu Yujian. I hope you can add more. Let me get to know some of the capable ministers and generals during the Qi Dynasty of the Great Tomorrow. I won't mention honorable persons, except for the British Duke Zhang Weixian.

This book is very interesting and respects the history. But can it be updated more? It's not enough for such a short book. Also, can there be some young women and beautiful women? Lolita always makes it a bit embarrassing to read.

I'm so damn convinced. Don't you know how Emperor Tianqi died? He just wanted to eat and wait for death as soon as he traveled through time. Look at him, in order to survive, he killed more people than his two ancestors combined.

I have some personal opinions for reference only. ① Historical novels should not deviate too far from history ②Be able to well portray the national customs and sentiments of the current dynasty (Refer to the first undercover agent in the Southern Song Dynasty) ③It is both unexpected and reasonable. Keep readers guessing the plot. (Refer to the section about Ning Yi's ten steps as a son-in-law) ④Diversified plots (Refer to the First Dandy in Zhenguan of the Tang Dynasty) ⑤The plot is loose and relaxed, with hidden mysteries (Refer to the son-in-law) ⑥The female protagonist has a role to play, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is sincere (Refer to Xia Shang, Xian'er and Liu Ruyan in Quan Se Sheng Xiang) ⑦Although there are other heroines, she still sits firmly in the main palace (Refer to Futianshi, Ye Futian and Hua Jieyu.)

I was just thinking, this book is well written, the protagonist is decisive, has ups and downs, and twists and turns. Why can't the rating go up? To be honest, this book is pretty good for describing the Ming Dynasty. I support it

The author actually called the country Jin, which is a sinful word! The Jin Dynasty of the Sima family led to the destruction of the Han people! 20 Million were massacred! In the end, there were only 3 million left! Shanxi merchants, the people of Jin collectively betrayed the Han people in the late Ming Dynasty. The Han people were once again subjugated and extinct! 150 Million dead! In the end there were twelve million left! The author dares to whitewash them. It seems that the Jin people have to liquidate them again!

I regret that I clicked on your book. It was a headache to read from beginning to end. It was a mess.

After watching dozens of pictures, I really can't stand it any more. The plot and literature are just average.

The last book I read made my blood boil. Even though it was a novel, I just had to read it happily. This novel is simply frustrating. It is a miracle that it was not killed like this. As long as the Ming Dynasty wanted to reform, there was only one way to kill 1 million people, and that was to kill or abolish the nobles, courtiers, landlords, and Confucianists. Otherwise, the environment There is absolutely no way to overturn the situation. Everything in the world is so corrupt. The New Deal is all nonsense. Even if you have an absolutely loyal army of 1 million people, it won't work. If you don't push it back, you are kidding. Look at what the Manchus did. They just pushed it to establish a new regime, so it is absolutely impossible to use mild methods.

The author wrote this book with great care. It is also the best book written by the Ming Dynasty that I have read for the first time. I hope the author can continue to work hard.