Back in the Ming Dynasty as the Crown Prince's Grandson
回到大明当太孙
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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I'm shamelessly giving my own book a good review [I've learned something new]. I hope everyone likes this article [Please follow me]. I've explained the issue in Chapter 11 so many times 😂, but I'll explain it one last time. First, what is being drawn is luck, not skills. Secondly, there is an interaction and influence between different types of fortune, which is clearly explained in the text.
Beautiful! Very beautiful!
This book is indeed very good, and the sentences flow smoothly. It just has one minor flaw: why can't we copy? Copying is better than simply stealing, right? I think we should just leave the protagonist's brother alone; we could just plunder him.
Dear author, let me do the math for you. If you type one word every two seconds, that's 1800 words per hour. In a 24-hour day, if you sleep six hours, eat for one hour, wash up for one hour, and brainstorm for another hour, you'll have 15 hours left. That's 27,000 words. At 3000 words per chapter, that's roughly 9 chapters a day.
After reading these chapters, my expression turned solemn, and I lowered my head deeply. I silently turned off my phone, got up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 Nongfu Spring water (a limited edition), held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The view outside was a bit dim, just like my mood. It felt heavy, so very heavy.
The author's writing is good, but he portrays Zhu Yuanzhang as too ruthless.
It's rare to see a time-travel story about Zhu Xiong Ying written so well. The author must have a lot of knowledge. The whole story seems fine, but the updates are too slow. So, author, what are you waiting for?! Update!!!
It looks very exciting, especially the time-related topic, "A Young Man's Journey," which is excellent. 👍🏻 The sudden jump of nine years doesn't feel out of place at all; on the contrary, it highlights the significance of the topic. Keep up the good work and update faster!
This book is quite good, but it has a few flaws. Given Zhu Yuanzhang's personality, after discovering the misdeeds of Lü Shi and Zhu Yunwen, he would at least have removed Zhu Yunwen from the palace. Regarding Lan Yu's portrayal, his loyalty to the Crown Prince's faction and his seemingly less rigid attitude towards Zhu Xiong Ying are also problematic.
I hope the author will continue writing.