
Making a Fortune in the Ming Dynasty
我在明朝赚大钱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
757Chapters
19Reads
8.3Score
6Listens
224.1kReads · all time
In booklists 1
Reader comments 67
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Not bad, not bad. I have the desire to continue watching. The psychology of the little characters is well described. They are not the kind of people who have a golden finger to fight against the sky and the earth.
The writing is very good. The plot is also great and not sloppy. It's just that King Yan came to Beijing a little early. In fact, this can be written as the main plot line. Otherwise, there would be no conflict points, and it would be difficult to have a climax just by writing about ancient and modern reselling! Maybe the author has his own plans later!! No matter what, this book is still worth looking forward to!! Come on!!!!
Not bad, not bad, it can be called food and grass [I understand]
Although the male protagonist is a bit incapable of using modern equipment and knowledge, the plot looks okay!
It's very good, the plot is very attractive, and there is no poisonous point about giving away a girl. In ancient times, you should accept it when you should accept it.
It was surprisingly good-looking, and I finished reading it while holding my breath. I hope the ones at the back are as beautiful!
It's a pity that the functions of the two realms were not fully utilized. Also, since it is a time and space gate, even if a big car cannot pass through it, why not get a pushcart? What do you think about manpower moving? For the sake of me skipping through it, five stars encourage me.
This book truly embodies the experiences of ordinary people after time travel. It does not have the air of a domineering king, nor does it have a crushing IQ. Even though it has a cross-generational vision, it is not an omnipotent master. My overall personal evaluation: it is very good to read.
Not bad, much better than most junk time travel stories. I take back what I said before. After reading more than 150 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. The good second-hand dealers quit, and they just blackmail the ancient people and frame the blame by saying that it's Jianwen and his party. Isn't it profitable to sell antiques back and forth? If you don't do that black-hearted thing, now it seems that this novel is going high and low. Everyone wants to read some ancient time-traveling novels. It's just for you, the world's best miracle doctor, to read it. The result is that the sheep's head is selling the dog's meat, and the donkey's lips are not the horse's mouth. Forty or fifty chapters are written about Jianwen and the party. Does the newly-established company not care about it? Are antiques no longer for sale? Abandoned the article!
It seems to be okay, and there are still some poisonous points, such as the Huitou grass or the Yan King's soldiers entering the capital to burn, kill and loot, but it still looks okay, but I am afraid that later on, I will become an assistant to Zhu Di, and there is a sister in ancient times (maybe the main palace). I don't know what the author will write next, but I think this girl may return to the modern era with the male protagonist in the later stage. Let's see how the author writes the plot.