I Carried the Red Banner in the Late Ming

In the novels of the late Ming Dynasty, there is finally a person with correct ideas. In ancient feudal society, unless the protagonist is the feudal lord, no one should blindly regard the emperor, civil servants and generals as good people.

I want to see Chongzhen's labor reform and arrange Bo Yi's treatment

It's okay, nothing serious. The protagonist's surname is Gao, and Gao Cheng is also surnamed Gao. You can't write two Gao in one sentence. Isn't this a tough life? "I am a dog-footed man!" "Why is Your Majesty rebelling against evil?" Let's make clean arrangements. Recruit a clerk named Cui, and give Chongzhen three punches after going to court. [Laughing and crying]

Come on, give us a sample

The writing is okay, but the author should write down the advantages (technology) of the time travellers. For example: establishing a local steel-making furnace - steel is the skeleton of industry. Without steel, the industrial revolution is just nonsense. Only with fine steel and fine iron can we develop firearms and equipment. We skip the arquebus and directly build flintlock guns; use the "iron mold hollow water-cooled casting method" to build large and small Napoleon field infantry cannons.

It's okay. The author can also refer to what another author wrote (Transmigration into Q) Come on

Why does such a wonderful book have such a low rating?

Not bad, good and well-founded

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It's a very good book, worth reading. The author does have something about the late Ming Dynasty. He can write about these things, and the writing level is not bad. It's great.