Forced to Reveal I Transmigrated, I Broke Zhu Yuanzhang

Well written and very realistic. Zhu Yuanzhang will not be merciful because the protagonist is a time traveler. The protagonist seems to have great influence, but in fact he is still manipulated. It's just that the protagonist doesn't know why he still obeys the instructions. Other time travelers will not be used to Zhu Yuanzhang's problems, because he is alone, without a safe environment, mobile phones, or electrical appliances. What's more, it's difficult for him to stay alive. Without a golden finger, there is a high probability that he has a death wish. In addition, Lao Zhu was originally a man who wanted the horse to run away, refused to provide food and grass, and was able to kill heroes. So basically there is nothing to be afraid of, except for Lao Zhu's ruthless attack on Ling Chi and the 18th floor package of the cell, there is nothing to be afraid of.

I finished reading it in one go and it was pretty good. In fact, I saw someone in the comment section saying that the protagonist was too frustrated. I can only say that this is basically the case for books of the self-destruction type. After all, the author did not give the protagonist any surreal tricks. At most, he made him a little more knowledgeable. The setting is that he is an ordinary and knowledgeable person. If he suddenly travels to the Ming Dynasty, he can survive.

It is indeed possible to break up in the following paragraph. When Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao don't know what is good or good, Zhu Di is indeed the best choice. Anyway, he is probably fooling around with Zhu Di. The author likes Zhu Di. To be honest, this is the most enjoyable drama I've ever watched. If it's dark, it'll be dark to the end, and whoever controls the protagonist will die.

Although the reviews are polarizing, this book does not lick the emperor. It is more realistic than other time travel novels and is more to my taste.

It looks great. Why is the score so low? A book that doesn't look good gets a high score for no reason! This one looks pretty good.

I feel very good, but after the protagonist takes Caixi and flies away in a hot air balloon, it feels wrong if there is a sequel. The protagonist takes Cai Xunari's hot air balloon and flies away to the border to organize his own army to overthrow the Ming Dynasty instead of always using others. I feel like this ending should be better

Well written, I have the desire to read more

I quite like it, but I feel like I was too cruel to the brothel girl, even though it was because she almost died, but after all, I can't empathize with her. I just feel that her ending for being so sincere to the protagonist was too miserable. She just wanted to be with a powerful person and have enough food and clothing...

The protagonist travels through time, and Yang Qu's original soul is not dead, but has always been in a dominant position. Zhu Yuanzhang is determined to kill Yang Qu, so the soul that has traveled through time will take the lead, right?

The concept of this book is very novel, different from the previous routines of traveling through the Ming Dynasty. I don't know how the male protagonist will go on. Don't go all the way to the dark side. The further you go, the worse you will be.