Caotou King in the Late Ming Dynasty

There are no major logical errors in this novel. It's readable and relatively good on Tomato. I read it all day and night yesterday. It's not bad. The main character is not a virgin. She has the kindness and ruthlessness that she should have, but I guess some "yellow flag or white flag" people may not feel comfortable reading it. Book lovers, this book is indeed worth reading. At least it is enough to see that the author has not failed to write it. It would be best if the book is not unfinished.

The language is good, I feel comfortable reading it, and I feel relieved. It is a good book. I beg the author to read three chapters a day and not to change it😱

Anyway, the writing is very good. Come on and write more good books! Advertisements help you watch more

This is what I'm reading in a historical novel. Both the storyline and technology are relatively normal. The author's grasp of human nature is also more suitable. Unlike some novels where personal will is carried out in reality, it is rare that personal will can always be implemented. Assess the situation. Going with the flow is my biggest feeling after reading this novel.

I have read so many novels from the late Ming Dynasty. This book is absolutely top quality. A bookworm who has spent tens of thousands of hours telling you that this book has a compact plot and clear logic. The protagonist has an online IQ and almost no poisonous points. The handling before and after he ascends the throne is quite good. In fact, as long as this book does not collapse, there are still two million words left to write. It can indeed be regarded as a masterpiece of the previous generation. Emperor, in fact, what I want to see the most is to subjugate Zheng Yiguan peacefully, bind the Zheng family with benefits, and completely smash the backbones of those people in Jiangnan. If you want to start a film with the Zheng family, you may not be able to win, and it will be easy to fail, because you have no navigation skills, so don't forcefully add scenes to the Zheng family.

My feelings after seeing the current chapter position: First, the story is good, but some details need to be worked on. For example, the names "Uncle Dong" and "Uncle Zhao" given to Zhao Dong in the previous chapters are confusing and need to be paid attention to; second, the content of the background and official history is relatively moderate, which is better than "Da Ming 1551" and "Da Ming 1617" by another author "Light Mo Qing Yan".

Great book, great, the protagonist's IQ is online, and the plot is reasonable!

Mention your own opinions, I think historical fiction means that you follow the author's train of thought, consider it from his perspective, and then combine it with your own thoughts to evaluate a novel, whether it is wonderful or confusing. I think I quite approve of the author of this novel. He has his own interpretation of history and his own ideas. It is undeniable that the author's considerations in some places are too strange and lack a certain understanding. For example, does plate armor weigh several hundred kilograms? I am confused when I see this. It is really strange. Common sense is that 1 kilogram is equal to 2 kilograms, and one kilogram is equal to one kilogram. Plate armor of several hundred kilograms is at least 50 kilograms. And ancient people were really short and thin, which was really unbearable. I hope the author knows more about it before drawing conclusions. But I think historical novels contain a certain amount of popular science and are interesting to think about. I won't go into details, there are quite a few. To sum up, I quite approve of the author, the continuity of the story is quite strong, and I accept most of the plot content.

Very pretty. I have been following it for more than half a year. Except for the few days during the Chinese New Year, there are still good updates at other times, but I can never get enough of it. I have no other meaning in posting this comment. I just want to know if anyone has sent the author a razor blade [laughing][laughing][laughing]

It is a very refreshing book about the rise of the late Ming Dynasty. It drags out the culprits that led to the fall of China one by one and punished them. It is cruel, spicy and absolutely terrible! Develop industry and commerce, develop science and technology, strengthen military strength, export force, and export culture. We work hard to develop together and live well, and we will see the leader come one day! This is China's historical destiny!

The overall story is quite satisfactory, and the logic is very rigorous without being too deviant. It is very suitable for us older people to read. But it was a bit dramatic starting from the fall of Beijing as a watershed. It is estimated that the author has greatly changed the history, and many historical contexts are not rounded out. The heroes from all walks of life behind him died mysteriously one after another, and they were suspected of forcibly clearing the way for the male protagonist.

I have read this book with more than a hundred chapters. I really disagree with the original review. The author's writing technique is still very good. I can only say that the content is too real. You can still read it if you want to.

I've finished reading it, and it's very exciting. It's understandable that the author doesn't want to write a book just because of the money. All in all, it's a fairly orthodox historical fiction novel. It's the second novel with a related theme that I had the patience to read without revealing the whole story (the previous one was Tang Brick). If I had to rate it, I think it would be an 8.9. You can feel the author after about the last 100 chapters of the film. My state of mind has declined, but fortunately it is still on the pass line. The part where the Manchus and Han Dynasty attacked the Mo Kingdom was quite boring. I don't know why. In short, in the current Tomatoes, there are all relatively good novels. The minimum score is 8.5, I can give it an 8.9 If it is fair, and I can give it a 9 if it is high, but it would be a bit against my will to score 9.2.

Overall, it's pretty good for me, much better than some Ming Dynasty books. It would be better if the author updates sooner.

Fine. The writing is quite detailed, the story structure and logic are clear, the plot is quite online, and the development of the story is in line with common sense. However, the writing is a bit too playful for some mechanical research and production, and the difficulty is not reflected, so it feels very easy. The foreign campaign is a bit exaggerated, even a bit irrelevant, and the writing is quite boring, but I feel that the ending is okay, and it is okay to end with the death of the male protagonist.

The writing is good, and it captures the surprise of the plan failing to keep up with the change. But the biggest problem with this book is that it is too mythical about the fighting power of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties. Too much weakening the power of gun and artillery clusters. Not to mention the protagonist's 50,000-strong musketry army and millions of field artillery clusters during the Battle of Beijing. Even if the Qing Dynasty had 200,000 people, it would be impossible for them to rush through. The barrage wall effect formed when the firepower reaches a certain density is absolutely impossible for the cold weapon army to break through. But overall it's good

The shortcomings are not hidden, the early development was rapid, the Manchu and Qing combat power was over-exaggerated in the mid-term, and the overall strategy after unification was quite good. This is the biggest highlight of the book. Overall, nine points are more reasonable, especially for countries that had a good life in the Three Expeditions. In the end, it was awarded special bonus points for provinces

Why is such a good book only rated 8.6? The main character's IQ is not that of the Virgin Mary. He is flesh and blood and has national justice. Why is the score so low? Bookworms who have spent more than 5,000 hours on Tomato highly recommend [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

This book is well written and not exaggerated. The plot is compact and does not deviate from history. I just think that the protagonist is really awesome. He has been in Shanxi for several years since the Qing Dynasty. He is worthy of being an outstanding student who has received nine years of higher compulsory education! Worth giving 5 stars

After reading it, it can be said that it is a decent Ming Dynasty novel. It has Fang Qiu, a man who guides the world, and the love between children. It is quite good😊😊😊

This book is readable, not very toxic. It's still very good to read in the book shortage, but it develops too fast. The most important thing is the woman. The emotional aspect is handled very well.

So far the logic is smooth and it looks good.

This book is one of the few good books I have ever read.

Very good, it promotes the spirit of Greater China. Like👍

I have found my own way and read many novels, but this one is the only one that is very exciting.

This book on the historical farming theme is really good. Although the ending is a bit hasty, it also gives a lot of daydreams. I recommend it.

A very good time travel article, the author's writing style is also very good

Very well written. Not brainless, not artificial. Come on, author.

It jumps directly to the beginning of the protagonist's occupation of a county. I gave up a few times in the early stage, but finally followed it to the end.

Overall it's pretty good! Hope it continues! Come on, come on, come on!