
The Hongwu Revival
洪武兴明
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Brothers, the quality of this book is very high. Don't be fooled by the so-called ratings. High scores are sometimes the same, but there is often only one good book. To be honest, I have read a lot of Daming books, and this one is one of the most exciting. Recommended for everyone to watch
All I can say is that this is a good book, a good book. There are no plug-ins, no cheats, no matter how much you praise it, those who don't like this kind of book will naturally not like it, and those who like this kind of book will naturally be very happy, and each will have their own opinions. I dare not generalize. Besides, there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people, so how can I dare to say that this book will definitely meet everyone's appetite. What an upright reminder. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
Through the mouth of this historical figure who Zhu Wenzheng has never written about in his time travel novels about the early Ming Dynasty, he presents to readers a magnificent scene in the early Ming Dynasty from a God's perspective. The writing is sharp and there is no sense of sloppiness. Looking forward to rapid advancement and climax!
To be honest, it's not bad, the writing is smooth, the characters are distinct, and there are no obvious poisonous points, but! Zhu Yuanzhang was an independent man. He valued family ties, and was extremely harsh on officials and generals. Although the protagonist was Zhu Yuanzhang's nephew, Zhu Yuanzhang didn't think much of the protagonist. The protagonist still acted for him, which may have been a pleasure. I have read too many novels, and I felt very uncomfortable while reading this part, but most readers have this mentality. This novel is biased towards descriptions of machinations and wars. Zhu Yuanzhang's attitude towards the protagonist must be artistically processed, otherwise it will be really uncomfortable to read.
It's good-looking and very historically written. I just hope that the main character in the plot doesn't become an emperor.
Support the author and give ten stars [laughing evilly]! Come on! Update soon! ! !
The writing is indeed good, and you can tell that a lot of effort has been put into it when you look at the battles and martial arts contests (at least the reading is very smooth, and I don't see any fallacies), but the protagonist's position is a bit awkward, and some of the visible plot developments will make people feel stomachache (reasonable but stomachache) In other words, the so-called Murphy's Law means that what you are worried about will definitely happen. If you predict the battle situation in advance, there will definitely be the worst situation (or a tendency to develop to the worst situation). For example, if the soldiers must not be moved, there will definitely be people who are lucky... It's reasonable, but it hurts my stomach, my stomach hurts! (When I left a comment, I saw that the protagonist ran back to save his wife when he was beating Zhang Shicheng, and often encountered spring danger)
I just like this kind of fighting and war, it's really good, applause👏🏻! This book seems not to be a novel, but the story of a man who conquered the world and finally brought peace to the world. This book has no poisonous points for the time being. It is very good and worth reading!
This book can be followed, and it is currently a chapter about conquering the world, so it is not poisonous at all. I don't know whether the focus will be on conquest or construction. The author's description of the war is still very good. I hope that the length of the construction of the Ming Dynasty will not be filled with new wine in old bottles.
The concept is novel and the scene structure is good, especially not facial expressions. Have your own personality, I usually give it one point.