In the Great Ming, Starting with Tofu

Such a good book, I don't know why it was rated so low? Maybe those bookworms are used to eating fast food and using apps to order food. Without these set meal apps, they will be too lazy to eat by themselves in the future!

The author's writing is good. I've been watching the male videos a lot. I've read the first few chapters and it's very good. I hope the rest of the book will be equally exciting.

The material base determines the superstructure, There is no best system, only the most suitable system. The people's growing living standards and backward productivity are the main contradictions These contents that were just memorized by rote in the past have been re-understood in this novel. Really good

A good article delayed by the title. Medical skills serve as a guide to outline the various states of all living beings. The time traveler is also an introduction, leading to all living beings. Each living person has his own thoughts and life. Everything is gradually changing in a relatively consistent social environment at that time. Fortunately, the author has a certain degree of control, and the characters are always under control. Otherwise, in the grand framework, it would naturally break away from the author's God's hand, become violent and violent, and no longer logical, turning into a white and cool novel.

I finished reading this novel in two days and would like to share my opinions. I have read many time-travel novels. This book left a deep impression on me. The protagonist did not follow the trend and create personal heroism. Instead, he participated in this era from the perspective of an ordinary time traveler. An ordinary person serves as a gear of history to promote the development of the history machine. This is actually a very thoughtful description of the "bigness of history" and the "insignificance of the individual". As a modern doctor, the protagonist spreads ideas that can be seen everywhere in modern society and his own knowledge. In this regard, it is very documentary. But I still think that a medical school and a small group of ancient people can really change the world? Change the views of such a huge population base? How can a group of half-grown children understand so many truths and have the ability to go against the nobles and emperors of the world without modern enlightenment? It feels a bit too idealistic. The strong rise of the student army and the psychological quality are too strong in the context of having never been on the battlefield. However, the characterization in this article is very decent. There are no completely good guys and no completely bad guys. It can be regarded as an excellent article. This is the first time I've seen something so realistic.

This book is very Mu Yi's style! No matter where Mu Yi's protagonist travels through time, a medicine box is indispensable.

It's a very good book, and it starts to become a group portrait in the middle and later stages. The difference from other books is that the protagonist is not the lord of power in the world. The protagonist comes to the Ming Dynasty with modern knowledge. Medical skills are only the protagonist's starting assets and a stepping stone to change the world. So friends who want to read about miracle medicine may be disappointed. The early stage is exciting and the middle stage is a bit disappointing. It's not enough. Many plot connections are not handled well, making it incomprehensible. However, the whole book has a good idea. The mission of the protagonist is to be the seed of the new era, to change the old era bit by bit. It can be seen that the author's structure is very mature. The shortcoming is that the author wants to write too much, resulting in a lot of things that are not written. Overall, the shortcomings are not concealed, and it is a good book.

Well written. The suspicions and connections under the imperial power all reveal one's inability to control oneself and one's fear. In an authoritarian system, there is no safety. Even if nothing is done, one may be implicated for the affairs of relatives and friends. The protagonist also went to jail for this reason. Two or three times, many time-travel novels nowadays all kneel and lick Zhu Yuanzhang and regard Zhu Yuanzhang as a friend of the people. However, the family world of feudal monarchs has determined that ancient monarchs are nothing more than scourges. The protagonist originally wanted to live in peace, but after being severely beaten, he awakened to transform the world and promote the development of history.

There should be more from the author. I like unsystematic historical articles like this the most. It's much better looking than the one who refuses the emperor without thinking.

Xu Da: Empress Ma was an important figure in the early Ming Dynasty. The author must understand their lives when writing time travel novels. Xu Da died several years later than Queen Ma. In this article, Xu Da died earlier, and Queen Ma asked the protagonist to treat his illness.