Borrowing God**

Although this book occasionally has some flaws, the flaws are not concealed. It is a good book, especially in terms of doing things. The idea that everyone can benefit from good things, is indeed meaningful in reality.

Building a prison is very detailed, but a little simple. The New Army suffered too few casualties and went a little too smoothly. The technology tree is more in line with common sense and does not click as fast as others. Europeans are too good to fight, their military technology is similar, and their navigation experience is more experienced than yours. In fact, we can still write about competing with the Europeans in Southeast Asia and North America. You can also write about teaching and instilling values ​​in the little prince. The Ming Dynasty was a regrettable dynasty, the last feudal dynasty ruled by the Han nation. It really makes up for the regrets of the Chinese people. If we can really catch up with the world in the Ming Dynasty, our Chinese nation will be on top of the world. It can be regarded as a sweet dream to make up for it.

Although the Ming Dynasty was not the most glorious dynasty in history, it was the dynasty with the most courageous emperor. There was no marriage, no land cession, no compensation, no tribute. The emperor guarded the country, and the king died in the country.

It's super good-looking, one of my favorite books. The male protagonist has very upright views. Loyal to the emperor, patriotic, and devoted to his wife. Unlike other novels. There are not so many concubines, confidants and so on. Nor will he become the emperor himself. I think it would also be great to make into a TV series. I recommend book friends to read it.

It's so beautiful and has a correct outlook on life. This is what the people really accept.

The best thing about this book is that I come from the perspective of an ordinary person in the 21st century. I already know that most people do not have that much ability, and it is difficult to do it easily, just like how to make cement. I know it but have never practiced it. I feel that this book is the most practical of the time-travel novels I have ever read, and it is the most possible to realize time-traveling into the past. I'm talking about ordinary people. If you are particularly capable, let's talk about it separately. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it.

The male protagonist is unusually dignified and dedicated, and he puts national affairs first, which makes people feel comfortable watching him. The heroine is also cute, well-behaved and down-to-earth, which is rare in male videos. There is no intrigue, disgusting or pretentious character. All in all, it is very comfortable to watch.

It's worth a read. I didn't see any flaws. It's all very smooth and the writing is excellent.

Not bad. I read it all in one sitting. This time travel novel at the end of the Ming Dynasty was the most satisfying to me.

The writing is good. [Like] I read a lot of system articles or genius articles. This kind of novel in which ordinary people go against the will of nature and change their fate with the feelings of their family and country is really rare [like] to change the Ming Dynasty. The fate of the Ming Dynasty in that time and space has changed [I'm about to cry]

I think this book is a very good Ming Dynasty novel, but I don't know why the score is low. Other Mingchuan protagonists basically become emperors and heads of state on their own, and have all the eight beauties of the Huaihe River in their pockets. The main character in this book has always been a virtuous man with Lord Chongzhen, and he doesn't have three wives or four concubines. Is it because he didn't satisfy some students, so he got a low score🤪

The story is grand and smooth, about assisting the hard-working emperor and changing his fate. There are not too many children to complain about. It is a good work.

It looks good, I think it's more than this rating

The protagonist has no cheats and accomplishes a lot of things step by step. The ending is not too rushed and not outrageous. The only pity is that many things were not explained. At the end, the protagonist was not even 50, and was still a young man. You can still do a lot of things, but it can be considered an open ending. After all, the direction is right, the ending is doomed, and there is nothing to write about. The main character sleeping at the beginning is really discouraging, you can just skip it, the rest of it is still very exciting.

The whole book is very good. The male protagonist is capable and dedicated. It is more than a star and a half better than other Mingchuan novels. The logical thinking is rigorous and there is no unreasonable language. Overall it is great, but the ending is too open. I hope I can open a side story to write about the protagonist's future story.

Steady, time-stuck, hold on to the surge of key events, and grasp the bright spot of technological advancement: that infinitely valuable idea, creativity! The explanation of the crisis feels like an essential part of the book. It is at stake, but it is also an opportunity to overturn the stereotypes and gain a new life! Like it!

It's a very good book. Don't pay too much attention to other people's comments when reading it. Also, please don't use Crimson King to read the book.

It's a pretty good book. There is no golden finger, no old man, no shameless princess, and no villain with insufficient IQ.

Really good! The author writes with great care! !

It's a very good book. It doesn't travel back in time like other books. It's an encyclopedia. It knows everything. The only ending is that Wen Tiren even wanted to take a look at the electric light for the last time. The steam engine has been built, but you can't make the electric light? Besides, it's almost over. Why did you write him to death?

My favorite book has been published. The most exciting thing is that several people have learned about modern technology.

There are many novels about traveling through the Ming Dynasty, but this is one of the few that is well written...

Well written. This is an imaginary novel that is based on the reality of time travel for little people rather than the whimsical time travel of diaosi.

This book surpasses most of Tomato's novel themes.

This book is a very old-fashioned topic, time travel, but as a commentator, it can guide the emperor to do many things, to save the dynasty from destruction, and the emperor's death. It is interesting and attractive, making people continue reading.

It's a pretty good book, not bad. The storyline is fascinating.

Although the ending is poorly written, overall it is a good book and worth reading.

It's great. It's well written. It's suitable for middle-aged people to read. Children won't understand it well.

It is quite comfortable to watch, and the logic is step-by-step. Although it is also a time-travel theme, it is obvious that the protagonist grows up and does not force the protagonist to be invincible, which is a common problem in many novels. This is a highlight of this novel. Of course, some places are inevitably a bit clichéd, and we can just improve the writing style in the future.

I like this book very much. There is not too much elaboration on the love between children and the main line has been maintained. Unfortunately, it ends too quickly. It would be great if I could continue talking about it later.