My Father Is Zhu Youjian

Shameless Lao Wang gives himself a five-star rating! I will work hard to write the third revealing novel. The first book, "I Have a Wormhole to Go to the End of the Ming Dynasty", is completed with 1.91 Million words. It belongs to the red direction that overthrew the Ming Dynasty and completely transformed it; The second book, "Da Ming 1592", has a total of 1.61 Million words and is unsystematic. It goes through the night of Liaodong and participates in the two great expeditions of Wanli. It is a hypocritical constitutional reformist and a dictatorship in reality; The third book "My Father Is Zhu Youjian" is written by Lao Wang from a different perspective after three to four million words of experience. It should also be the final chapter of Lao Wang (the late Ming Dynasty trilogy). The next book will definitely be written in a different dynasty. My original intention and vision for writing Chuanming novels: Thoughts before opening the book of Wormhole: Save Mao Shuai, kill Yuandudu, kill Jiannu, kill Japanese, kill Xiyi! 1592 Thoughts before opening the book: Save the Qi family army, kill Wang Bao, kill the Jiannu, slaughter the Japanese, kill the Western Yi, and colonize America! Both books have achieved my original intention. Although my writing power is limited, I really tried my best! This new book is off to a hellish start with one theme: Revenge! Here, you will not see the intrigues, intrigues, and intrigues of other princes and princes! Only kill! Kill everyone in the world who disrespects the Ming Dynasty's red flag! Kill all the shameless people who betrayed the Ming Dynasty! A hearty killing feast! For everyone! Friendly reminder: Please do not read this book while eating, don't say it is unexpected!

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, heroes appeared and Qilu became an emperor. The heroes of the past meet again today, and the auxiliary king returns to the bright moon, A limerick to wish the success of the new book

There is one thing I want to tell the author. The song "Borrow the Sky for Another Five Hundred Years" was originally written for Zheng Chenggong, the hero of the TV series. You carefully read the lyrics, hold the sun and the moon in your hand, and watch the iron hooves trampling across the mountains and rivers. The iron hooves refer to invaders. Invaders are mentioned in every country's dictionary. The uneducated Manchu people quoted it directly. They banned the TV series, so no one, including the author, knew about it.

Humanity's high-quality and refreshing articles, don't miss it 👍 😄 I like this kind of non-sloppy and decisive killing. If the personalities of the supporting characters are more prominent, and a little more grudges and hatreds are added, it will definitely be a gluttonous feast 👍

Lao Wang's new book once again continues the objective logic of historical facts. The familiar names of characters allow everyone to travel to another time and space together, and start the magnificent road to revival again. . . Working hard under objective historical conditions, it is refreshing and not brainless. Five-star praise and recommendation. . .

Came from Lao Wang's 1592 1592 did not disappoint I believe this one is too

Congratulations to Lao Wang for publishing a new book, and I wish Lao Wang's new book a hit🔥. I invite all true fans to go on a two-day trip to Zhoushan, and then collectively travel through 🤦 🤦 🤦 🤦 🤦

Overall it's pretty good, give it five stars! I saw the author saying that the previous development was too slow, but this is more true. What I admire most is that the male protagonist led his men to develop many new weapons, and then used these new weapons to crush the Qing army. Writing this way is more in line with the facts. When the technological level is much higher than that of the other side, the war is so asymmetrical, and the casualty ratio of both sides is astonishingly high. Like the Opium War and subsequent battles between the Qing Dynasty and Western powers, the ratio of casualties on both sides was generally dozens or even hundreds to one. The only thing I don't like a lot is that the author makes the male protagonist too bloodthirsty and kills all the prisoners. On the one hand, it is unkind, and on the other hand, it is not conducive to reducing the enemy's will to resist, which is detrimental to future battles.

Apart from anything else, Erwang's views are very upright. Every detail is what readers like to see. Every link makes readers feel so reasonable. The whole book is expressed fluently and clearly. It would be better if there were more details. Come on, author!

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