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Overall, it is very good. Compared with Ming Dynasty 1618, this book is much better. The plot concept is different from all time-travel dramas. You can travel to and from modern times at any time. I guess the author later found a huge hole that could not be filled, so he quickly ended it. That is, the Ming Dynasty almost dominated the whole world, so how to deal with the problem that modern China has only a small territory? Could it be that after the male protagonist died, he was rebelled by various colonies and returned? Hehe,

Great writing! Coherent and clear.

Yes, although there are many flaws, it is still worth reading. To be honest, don't be swayed by the comments. You can just sit down and read about 100 pictures. This book written by the author is more realistic, and friends who like realistic genres can definitely read it. Not a great article, not a great article, not a great article. Say important things three times. Friends who only like to read cool articles can avoid it.

It is a wonderful and perfect time-travel novel. The time-travel is reasonable, the technology tree is reasonable to climb, and the raising of troops to fight is reasonable. It is more reasonable than those with systems, and more reasonable than the rifles, machine guns and aircraft developed by modern people with the indigenous people for several years. It is overall perfect. Think about a person in ancient times. If there are no wormholes to transport materials on both sides, there are not so many modern scientists to bring to ancient times. It is very difficult to climb those technology trees. The rifle was released at the end of this novel. It is very reasonable and technology. The difficulty of tree climbing is also in line with the rules, and the history, culture and characters are relatively consistent. It seems that the author has collected a lot of information and explained it very carefully. It is better than those authors who made it up randomly. The only imperfection is that the second half describes too many battlefield scenes and combat processes, and there are too few other characterizations of the protagonist. It would be best to add a little bit of private life in the harem to adjust it. I hope the author will add a little love story after watching many war movies. War alone is too boring.

It's a very good book. It's too difficult to change back in ancient times. Various powerful families, nobles, and nobles will bring you all kinds of surprises. If you want to implement new rules, you still have to have your own forces to reshuffle the cards!

It's a wonderful book. In order to describe the war scenes more excitingly (word count), the author raised the strength of the peasant army and the Nanming army by several levels, and more than doubled the number of the Qing army. When Li Zicheng was still King of Chuang, he had 20,000 old cavalry and defeated the Qing army. After tens of thousands of troops arrived, Dorgon still had the strength to bring hundreds of thousands of troops into the customs, etc. The description of the war with Daxi adds up to dozens of chapters. Although it does not conform to the real history, the novel is very normal and overall it is quite exciting. It can be regarded as a masterpiece among tomato novels and time-travel novels in the late Ming Dynasty.

The history is exquisite, the content is detailed, the scale is grand, and it is soul-stirring. It has neither harem nor stallion stories. Although the big loophole in the time and space gate is used to pave the way in the early stage, the middle and later stages are basically out of touch. It relies entirely on its own development. The pure historical war text also fulfills the regretful dream of many dynasties that they will not survive three hundred years. The book depicts the entire story in flesh and blood through the joys and sorrows of the three Niu brothers. It includes the helpless fortunes of the high-ranking figures, the psychological sighs of the people at the bottom, the intrigues of fate, and the self-sacrifice of national integrity. There are high moments of strategizing and low points of negligence. The whole book has ups and downs, and it is hearty and enjoyable to read.

The writing of this book is sophisticated, the information is detailed, and the description is meticulous. Although the pace is slow, the plot is smooth and practical. It is worth reading carefully!

Overall, it's pretty good. I've read many time-travel novels and deleted them after reading them halfway through. But this one was the only one I finished listening to. The shortcoming is that it's a bit long! Male pig's feet lack some love

A good book. This book can capture the reader's interest from the very beginning. The more he reads, the more he likes it and cannot stop. Moreover, he also learned a lot of knowledge from the book. It can be seen that the author is very strong and at least has a wide range of experience.

It's a very realistic novel about traveling through the Ming Dynasty. The author should work hard on writing it!

The writing is very good, not like a mouthful of words. He is an author with great style and connotation.

When traveling through ancient times, the most important thing is to bring science and technology books with you, and bring with you the production and operation steps of all technological inventions since modern times. With the guidance of science and technology books, it is easier to copy modern civilization! I definitely can't bring much supplies. After all, I can't take trains or ships across time.

Overall, this novel is good, but since you can really revert at any time, and the primers can be controlled, it's not right to use these weapons all the time. If you don't wear it back and forth, it will be perfect in every aspect in terms of time. It's just difficult at the beginning. Overall good

The content is rigorous, the plot is compact, and the war scenes are objective and realistic. However, the background scenes are too grand and it is inevitable that some parts cannot be taken care of. "Tombing the Ming" is a good classic among fictional historical novels. Every time I think of the growth of the children of Lao Niu's family, it makes people feel very immersed in it.

The writing of this book is good, but I always feel that something is missing. I will give it 4 stars for the time being. I hope the author will be more exciting in the future.

It's very nice, but there are a lot of typos. I hope the author can correct them.

It's quite exciting. There's nothing uncomfortable about the dual business and framework.

The details are detailed, the writing style is simple, the logic is strict, and it is a good article that is ordinary and surprising!

It's relatively new, the protagonist has potential, he's not blindly arrogant, he's cautious, he's bound to succeed!

Although the pace is a bit slow, it is not as exaggerated as other novels. You can build guns and cannons at once, recruit people at will to form an army, and then become invincible. The only bad thing is that the Qing army sent hundreds of thousands of people to attack Shandong, and they were basically wiped out. The other forces are not clear. I feel that there is no good connection between the front and the back. Overall, it is not bad. Keep up the good work, the author

The author has worked hard to write this book, and has accumulated a lot of historical knowledge, war knowledge, and government affairs knowledge. It is very attractive to read.

It would be nice to have free books to read. Why don't you get some free books? The book is okay.

Very creative, not bad! Continue

It's a good article, but it's a bit slow to climb the technology tree. It is a technology tree that can travel through both sides of ancient times, so it shouldn't be climbed so slowly.

I have read the book before and the content is good.

It's ok to be creative, but I suggest that the editor refine the writing ideas and expressions a little more, and then I feel sleepy after reading them in a flat and straightforward manner.

It's okay, the editing is okay, and the author also gave a new interpretation of the late Ming Dynasty.

Well written and enjoyable to read. In addition, Xuzhou was originally part of Shandong, not Jiangsu. It was incorporated into Jiangsu after liberation.

The fantasy novel closest to reality