The Ming Dynasty's Greatest Magistrate

The book is a good book, but I personally don't like it very much. I've read Chapter 105. It's too depressing and frustrating, and I feel stuffy and uncomfortable in my chest. This style of book is not suitable for people who want to read novels for leisure, to kill time, or to relax.

A rare good book. Although I don't particularly like the type of target, the relatively mature writing style, understanding of the current situation, description of people's hearts, and how to deal with the situation are penetrating. It deserves five stars.

This book is extraordinary both in terms of creative direction and plot. It has history as its backbone and art as its framework, with fresh ideas and smooth writing. However, the ending is a bit hasty, otherwise why not spend thousands of chapters? But it's okay, I have a deep feeling after reading it.

I have to say that the idea is beautiful, but the reality is cruel. Chongzhen is just a child, and he trusts the Donglin Party more. You have great achievements and masters, and you are the first to attack you.

"The First Official of the Ming Dynasty" is a great book. The author's various characters in society and the intrigues of officialdom are deeply engraved in his bones, which makes people feel chilled and horrified. The descriptions of the characters, personalities, and inner activities in the book are vivid and flesh-and-blood. The storyline is compact, reasonable and exciting. The writing is fluent, without any hesitation, and you can't stop talking. I recommend and like it.

It's almost coming to an end, but it's still good. It interprets a grassroots development history along the central axis of history.

It's not a short story, it's well written, but the protagonist is slow to develop and the pace is a bit slow.

Lay the foundation, persistence is victory

I've read more than ten chapters, it's pretty good

Not bad, the ups and downs of the plot are quite attractive