Ironblooded Late Ming

This is the best work I have written in the past few years. If it were updated faster, it would be able to surpass "The Son-in-law" by a long way. Especially the delicate descriptions of the small characters are impressive and full of pictures. Come on, author, don't keep the readers who love you waiting for too long.

The writing is detailed, the characters are full-bodied, and the conception is thoughtful. Although it is a cool novel, the IQs of both parties are online, and there are many variables, so it is more interesting. The previous one was written in the late Ming Dynasty, and this one is added to it. No one can compare with historical literature.

This book is really shocking. It spends a lot of space on the experiences of Tongcheng officials. It involves an understanding of the administrative system in the late Ming Dynasty and an understanding of the power structure of the officialdom that I have not seen elsewhere. In my opinion, the portrayal of each character is quite reasonable. From small bandits to large officials, they all have their own demands and situations. Thanks to the author, I learned a lot about the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty. I was amazed when I saw how the chiefs and chiefs used their hands to embezzle people's fields! So cool!

Almost perfect! ! ! This Tomato history article is definitely among the top three! Unlike many other time-traveling novels that disgust me, there are no random cheats with system bonuses, and there are not many dizzying palace battle scenes. The author refers to a large number of real historical materials and adds his own reasonable imagination. While highly restoring the original historical time and space, it also makes this era more exciting because of the addition of time-travelers. It begins with an ordinary character among all living beings (a grassroots government official), restoring the model and specific conditions of grassroots political management in the late Ming Dynasty (I have read dozens of historical time-travel novels, and most of them are directly transformed into key figures in history. This time-travel mode is almost unprecedented). While the protagonist rises through the ranks through hard work, the depicted perspective and worldview are constantly unfolding, and he also encounters many historical figures whose names are recorded in history books. The article's restoration of these historical figures is also done well. For example, Shi Kefa, a famous minister of the Southern Ming Dynasty, not only highlights his traditional image of being loyal to the emperor, patriotic, honest and upright, but also vividly describes his character flaws of being hesitant and difficult to take on big tasks. It is consistent with historical reality, and it shows the author's efforts. This book deserves ten points! ! !

At least it should be 9.6 Points. Apart from anything else, this plot arrangement is not comparable to those written by hundreds of thousands of novice Shuangwen system writers. After consulting the information, every detail, down to the posture of the archers during the siege, is based on examples and not fabricated out of thin air. Although each character is very small, they are indeed recorded in history. The county magistrate, the garrison, and the gentry all have records of where and when they were. Generally speaking, there are only two words, truth. The most important thing to pursue when reading ancient historical texts is truth. Even if it is a novel, even if you know that the novel is false, the author has created it in detail, and it is easy to get involved when reading. Highly recommended in ancient history! Please be careful when reading system cool articles!

It is well-deserved as the first book about the late Ming Dynasty. It has a certain threshold for book reading, and the description of people's life in the late Ming Dynasty is immersive. Especially the description of war scenes is unparalleled. It is not recommended for those who have not fallen into the trap, because the author's updates are too slow, and it is very uncomfortable to keep up with the updates.

Through meticulous description, the author outlines a vivid picture of the group portraits in the late Ming Dynasty, especially the popular science of various historical events and the description of the regulations and systems at that time. I think this can be regarded as a historical information book. I like this book so much.

There is no doubt that it is a masterpiece. The level is really higher than the online literature industry by more than one level. The characterization is very thorough. It is a pity that the update is a bit slow. . .

I have been reading online articles for twenty years, but there are not many that are as sophisticated as this book. The characters are delicately drawn, and even the supporting roles are thoroughly engaging. The protagonist is not a hero, he has his own little plan, which makes it even more cute. I give this book five stars, I believe it surpasses many "magic books"!

I consider myself an old bookworm, and this book is by no means a fun read to pass the time after reading for a while. The writing is humorous, and it combines points and aspects. It writes things from different people's perspectives, which makes it very comfortable to read. The details are also handled very well. Some people really don't know the author's greatness without reading the comments. There are many places that you may not be able to tell at first glance, but you will only know after careful reading.