Burying the Ming

The historical framework of the Ming Dynasty is well written and a good book. Mainly technology and military. If we add modern economics and organizational management content, and allow society to rely on enterprises to compete in technology research and development, and rely on its own motivation and inertia to develop, it will have greater depth and height.

After reading the first two hundred chapters, I feel that the details are very well described, which is a little different from other writers. The author's description of the characters' psychology and language are also very good👍🏻. This is what makes this novel so eye-catching for me. The early plots are interlocking and progressive, and the description of the little characters is also very good. I personally think this is one of the best books I have ever read! Looking forward to the author's other works as well

Compared with other time-travel dungeons, this level of difficulty is at an advanced level, closer to reality, and there is no background at the beginning, relying purely on technology!

I just read three chapters and I think it's okay. The sentences are smooth, the story unfolds slowly, and the narrative is relatively realistic.

I just finished watching the first part. The overall concept is not bad, the theme is clear, the plot design is quite satisfactory, the overall grasp is okay, but the grasp of details is slightly insufficient. Modern people do not see any advantages in knowledge and skills after time travel. Modern people's military combat thinking and skills are not well reflected. Hope there will be improvements in the future.

There is no exaggerated imagination, it is developed step by step, and it is not a bad book. 👍👍👍👍👍

This is the best book I have ever read from online novels! Five to one! First, the protagonist does not have any aura of tyranny when traveling through time, but instead fights for the world step by step from a difficult survival! It's not like some nonsense time travel stories, where you use systems and modern equipment to conquer the world! It's not like some nonsense time travel stories about meeting gods and killing gods! Second, from a historical perspective, it basically restores the lives of ordinary people in the Ming Dynasty, the corruption of the Ming Dynasty, and the incompetence of the Ming Dynasty army! Third, due to the economic constraints of that era, the money in the families of the landlords, wealthy gentry, was only a few hundred taels and not more than a thousand taels! It's not like you can get hundreds of thousands or even millions of taels of silver from nonsense internet articles! Because China is a country short of silver mines! Fourth, the explanation of time is very good. It took more than ten years to pacify the world! Every time break is grasped very appropriately! Rather than bullshit online articles from beginning to end, there is no time or two or three years to conquer the world! Fifth, after the protagonist traveled through time, he was not like what was written in the bullshit online article. His mind was full of high technology, and he built guns, cannons, and even missiles and warships at every turn! If you could build this in those days, you would be God, hahaha! All in all, this book is really well written! I watched the whole thing, but unfortunately the ending was a bit boring!

The plot setting is more reasonable than that of ordinary time-travel novels, and the protagonist is not the so-called "awesome" who exaggerates and kills people casually with a sniper rifle.

The writing is very inspiring. In an environment without golden fingers. The time traveler can still perform so much, which is very good.

Doesn't the emperor's temple name only come after his death? It's inappropriate for you to call Chongzhen Sizong right after you ascended the throne! Reminds me of a TV series, How about my Xiaozhuang, haha