Ming Dynasty: Return from Rome Like Lightning

Recommendation index: Samsung Diplomats in the 21st century travel back to the late Ming Dynasty and seek help from the Pope on behalf of Emperor Constantine. At present, more than thirty chapters have not been written about Nan Ming. It feels a bit slow.

This book is very good, it has advantages and disadvantages. Disadvantages include some common pitfalls that new authors often have. For example, the cool point arrived, but the handling was very confusing, so I just explained it in a few words. I also like to write a lot of modifiers, which makes the whole thing look "prosperous and exaggerated". These are very different from the starting point, although they don't affect anything. The political struggle is more metaphorical, and the emotional line seems very empty. Although I can understand it, I personally don't think it is likable. The overall writing style is also a bit stream-of-consciousness. In some places, you need to adjust to the author's brainwaves. Although you can roughly understand it if you don't get it right, it will feel very literary if you don't get it right. The advantage is that the protagonist has a distinct personality and each character is created with a sense of reality, although the protagonist's point of view is a bit confusing. The plot rhythm is also very stable, but many details are blurred due to the stream of consciousness. Most of the writing is about characters, but less about scenes. At present, the writing in the West is pretty good. The author should have an understanding of the Thai and Western countries in this period. However, this style is very good if it is simply written about the West. However, it may be a drama after returning to the East, but it depends on how the author arranges it. The overall feeling is not like the traditional historical text of Qidian, but it is quite interesting. Does this book intend to overthrow the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty, then work for the old Zhu family and become a Wuhou, or is it to restore the world and rebuild a new order or establish a new dynasty? At present, the protagonist's goal is not visible, which is rare in current Qidian novels. Today's Qidian novels generally give the protagonist a clear goal, but the goal of the protagonist in this book seems to be just to attract people to go back and fight the Qing Dynasty, which is a vague concept. How to fight or how to build is not mentioned. Although it is true that these can only be done after going to the east, but the target must be set up first. It's okay to write down the specific details when you get to the East. At present, it seems that there is no current goal (such as wanting to recreate the Ming Dynasty or reshape China's hegemony) These are all personal opinions. Overall, it's good. Food and grass. Recommended to watch.