A Portal Between Two Worlds: Straight to 1639 in the Late Ming

When I first read it, I felt that the content was badly written, the writing was poor, there were many mistakes, and the poisonous points were one after another. I originally wanted to give it two stars, but as I continued reading, I found that although this book does have problems of one kind or another, and it can even be said that there are too many problems, it is undeniable that this book also has many highlights. First of all, the overall plot arrangement is in place, that is, the writing outline is very good, and it has all the plots that a classic Ming Dynasty novel should have, and although this book is very short, it is very The writing is specious and not detailed at all, but the details are very good and outstanding in many places. In terms of political system, instead of adopting a republic like some radical authors, I adopted a constitutional system. I am also a staunch supporter of the constitutionalists in the late Ming Dynasty. This is the system that is most in line with the background of the times. So in the end, after comprehensive consideration, from the initial intention of giving two stars to five stars, it is the first time that I have given a high score to a "bad book". It is an encouragement. I hope the author will work hard.

If he didn't rebel, all the officials of Chongzhen and Ming Dynasty were abolished. The emperor is still very suspicious.

Overall, it was okay. The part about delivering the gun was really not that good.

Very well written! There is logic! Detailed description of inner activities and clever back-and-forth support prove that you have mastered certain writing skills. From your article, I seem to see Ba ​​Jin in the 21st century!

Chapter 10: He died of poison before he could reach it

Nice book, I like it! Give it five stars. While transporting weapons, we should consider adding machinery and equipment, because Liaoning's coal and iron are still sufficient. The entire plot still cannot be without the participation of industrial and commercial enterprises. Also, the Liaonan soldiers recruited refugees in Henan and Shandong... Haha, looking forward to it!

Objectively speaking, this is a pretty good novel. Although there are many flaws in the book, there are also many bright spots. As far as the whole work is concerned, it is still complete. I will give this book a four-star review and recommend it to readers who are fans of Ming history.

Being able to travel through and control an area (recruit Mingliu people to develop large-scale mining resources in unowned areas) can engage in semi-modern development of mining (oil, uranium, lithium) and wood and fur, and trade clothing, ironware, and medicine with modern trade (many areas were not developed in ancient times, probably due to epidemics)

Imagination is rich and colorful, you can take a look

It's quite good. It's more realistic. Using modern weapons to clear soldiers is just a waste of time. If it's good, please continue.