
Great Ming: My Split Personality Is Exposed When Zhu Di Simulates My Life
大明:我人格分裂被朱棣推演曝光
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- 994k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 3y ago
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① The protagonist has six heroic spirits (such as Zhuge Liang) and powerful people to help him. He seems to have no goal in doing things, seems to be passive, waiting for things to happen, and seems not smart. It was all thanks to Zhu Di's simulator to discover him. ②It feels like Zhu Di has just mastered the protagonist's life script.
The writing is good and the plot is rigorous
The author has his own views on history. Even if you are like me and don't have much interest in or understanding of history, or you only know a few names, you won't be put off reading it. The genius of this book is that it can use popular and straightforward words to make you feel interesting and not irritated.
It's quite interesting. It gets more exciting as you go to the back, but it's just not enough.
What has this old author, the author, done? I want to expose him.
Overall, it's good. If you read it in one go, it will go smoothly. You won't pay too much attention to the flaws. As soon as you get into the series, you will find faults. I don't know if it's my problem. It's a bit of a surprise to me. I think it's a little short of a surprise. The overall rating is low, above 8. It depends on how much I have.
It's almost done. If you have to fight, fight. It's boring to hide it anymore.
No one is complaining about suddenly becoming a martial artist, all the inner strength is coming out,,
Not bad, I really like this book! Except for the name of the protagonist's elite army, I think it's a bit inconsistent. Other places can be said to be very suitable for me! Also: Please author, please don't be a eunuch.
Big cheers for the author!