1629Red Dawn

A good book, an absolute breath of fresh air of historical writing, a truly structured work. If you know a little bit about our military history, you will see many interesting things in the book. I hope there will be more and better books of this type. Nowadays, many people have only half-understanding of that period of history, and what's more, they are misled by the public to confuse right and wrong. It is really sad. This book is like the red years in another time and space. I hope the author can maintain his original intention and finish the book well.

It's been a long time since I've seen a novel with a more correct outlook on life, and it contains a connotation of contempt for meat-eaters. Why did the army have to trample all the bones of the ministers? I hope the author can create new paths and new measures to jump out of the historical cycle.

The writing is quite good. It can be said to be ranked in the first echelon on Tomato. However, few people read it and were afraid of giving it five stars. The system judged it as a brush, so I gave it four stars.

The writing is very good, the plot is reasonable, the psychology of the characters is in place, and the protagonist's methods are well-founded. In particular, the peasants are not treated as NPCs but as thoughtful people. There are no empty words, but what they do is achievable and acceptable, and the farmers at that time are also willing to accept it.

The most realistic and objective late Ming Dynasty novel I have read so far. It is not a cool novel, but for me it is a cool novel. The protagonist is not a virgin, and there are not so many male and female lovers (too rare). The historical background is also explained very clearly and detailedly. I guess the author has checked a lot of information, and the plot atmosphere is great. It's just that updates are slow. The last thing is that as a person who travels back in time, no matter what, you have to get some technology tree. Although it is too exaggerated, it is not good, but at least it has to be a little bit.

The writing is very real, and I can see that the author is very careful.

The fairy grass in the novel about the peasant uprising in the late Ming Dynasty! The more the author writes, the more brilliant he becomes!

Rich historical knowledge, good writing skills, good novels, worth recommending

Now that I see it, I feel really good about it. I would like to suggest again that you don't go crazy writing about the history of the Mongolian grasslands. The names of Mongolia and what happened are really harder to understand than the code. Don't write your own subjective opinions. Comment on who and who. It should be reflected through the people in the story. It's good to keep writing stories like this, and it's okay to update slowly. Don't copy history in large sections and introduce grassland culture. I have read a lot of historical fictional novels. Many of them are because the stories are well told, but they suddenly start to fill in the water, so they abandon it halfway. I really hope that I can finish this one, good luck to the author! [Note][Note][Note]

Don't look at the ratings. If you like rebellion dramas, this one will definitely be great.

What a good book. It reflects the ecology of the late Ming Dynasty very realistically, and the behavioral logic from the protagonist to the NPCs is very reasonable. Some readers laughed out loud, and some people shouted "Holy Mother, Holy Mother, Holy Mother, Holy Mother, is the protagonist still considered a Holy Mother?" I killed everyone who deserved to be killed, and spared no one who shouldn't have been spared. Just because I had kind thoughts in my heart and wanted to save people, is this the Holy Mother? Are the standards of Our Lady so low now? Some readers, who are usually just a middle-aged boy and have never killed a chicken, will cry out as soon as they hit the keyboard, "You are so cruel and you are so cruel, why are you rebelling?" Isn't it better to surrender to the Ming Dynasty than to rebel with your head raised? Those who rebel are not for the purpose of saving the people or changing the world, but only for their own selfish desires. Such people in history have basically ended up betraying their relatives and being backstabbed by their own people. Some readers do not consider reality at all, and do not even look at the historical facts when they are there. Their minds are full of fantasies.

It has features and looks good so far, full marks. The rating shouldn't be that low. Seeing that so far, it is quite unique, with a value of 8.5 Or above.

After listening to 100 chapters, the logic is generally good, the plot is compact and exciting, it is a good book If you look more at our history and the foreign countries that little John Khan talks about, you will find that our good life is very hard-won. A century of national humiliation has not failed us, and individual morons cannot be used to deny it.

This novel that travels through the late Ming Dynasty relies on the author's excellent writing style to vividly depict the cruelty and helplessness of that "cannibalism" era, which directly touches people's hearts. What is particularly worth mentioning is that when dealing with war plots, the author abandoned exaggerated conspiracies, and instead rigorously drew on the military tactical concepts of great men, and slowly unfolded the story with a step-by-step strategy that is close to reality. Not only does this not appear dull, but its strict logic and conformity to ordinary people's thinking enhance the sense of immersion in the story and make people empathize with it. The only drawback is that some of the narratives are a bit complicated. If the long presentation can be segmented cleverly, it will be more conducive to maintaining the smoothness and rhythm of reading, and will not make readers feel dull due to excessive information density. Even so, this book is still a work with no flaws. Its profound insight into history, exquisite depiction of the characters' inner thoughts, and precise grasp of the background of the times together create a historical picture that is both magnificent and meticulous. It is definitely worthy of careful appreciation by Ming Dynasty lovers.

The author wrote it so well that I couldn't stand it after reading several chapters. This is the only article I couldn't stand because the author wrote it so well. The author writes about the desolation and misery of the late Ming Dynasty so realistically that we mediocre people like me can't stand this kind of mental stimulation. I give you full marks, but I can't stand it. I hope the ending of the article is good

The writing is really good, but I don't like it a little bit if the emperor is still around, because I think if the emperor is still around, he will inevitably practice polygamy in order to select the best among his descendants, and then follow the example. In the end, equality between men and women will not be truly successful, and the ultimate communism will not be realized, but it may not be what I thought. Overall, the novel is very good.

Overall it's pretty good. A prominent protagonist but more like a group drama. The characters all have their own thoughts and decisions about their own position and personality. The author often explains these points through the mouths of the characters, so there is no need to worry about not thinking enough to understand, and there are no major loopholes in the logic. The description is very detailed, with oppressive aggression and counter-oppressive aggression being more prominent, but because of this many internal economies, systems, and developments are less described. The same goes for Talking About Tomorrow, which only leaves readers with endless reverie, without even a single comment from future generations. After reading it, I felt disappointed. However, I personally feel that the current score of 9 is still on the low side.

The author's writing style is really! Very! Good!!! The character creation is also super great! Especially the female characters are all written with flesh and blood, unlike other novels that are particularly facial makeup!! I like it!! When I read this novel, I feel like I am watching a TV series. It is really very graphic! One thing I want to say is that there are many people in the reviews of this book who say that the plot development is outrageous. In this kind of criticism, I feel that writing this kind of fictional article should never be criticized for the plot being outrageous. The plot is the original creation of the author. As long as it can be logically consistent and the story flows smoothly, it will be fine. And the protagonist doesn't have a technology tree or anything like that! But some people, once the development of the story written by the author does not meet the readers' expectations, they insist on labeling it as "the story is outrageous and unbearable".

The writing style is old-fashioned and the details are detailed. The author must have a good understanding of history and politics to write so meaningfully. The ups and downs of the general situation are described very well, and it has the feeling of a drama in "Shao Song". However, the shortcoming is that it focuses too much on the big picture and the general situation, and the description of the minor characters is insufficient. In particular, the author's "Qian Ming turned people into ghosts, Daxi turned ghosts into people" is less inscribed in the article, resulting in the characters in the article being a bit facialized and not vivid enough. In addition, as a historical time travel novel, it is originally intended to make up for historical regrets. Based on this point, it still has to be enjoyable enough to be enjoyable. Overall, the flaws outweigh the flaws, and it is a book worth reading and savoring! ! ! I hope the author will continue to work hard and will he be able to open a Chinese version of Wu Hu Luan next time? And it has to be fun enough!

I only have two words for this book, amazing! It's really, really amazing. I have been reading novels for more than ten years. I have read them on all major novel websites. I have read a lot of best-selling novels for men and women and cool novels for men and women. This book is still ranked in the top ten in my mind. What's more, the most amazing thing about this book is the characters in it. Even the high-quality novels I have read in the past are very well written. But the characters are still more or less NPC-like, that is, they have the feeling of paper people, because the characters created to promote the plot will always be a bit blurry, that is, not so real, but this is not the case at all. When I read it, I felt that every character was like a real person, very full and real, and this is also a group portrait book! It's like real people made choices according to their own will and then wrote this wonderful story. When I read this novel, I felt like I was actually having a conversation with the characters in the history of the late Ming Dynasty. It was really amazing! In terms of character design, this book currently ranks first in my heart. In addition, this book is actually a high-quality and enjoyable book, because it is very exciting to use our current history of the formation of the army to carry out dimensionality reduction attacks in the late Ming Dynasty. Moreover, the author's plot is so good and the writing style is very delicate. I cried many times while reading it, and it is also very profound in terms of thoughts. When I read this book, I felt very similar to the one I read at the starting point, The Master of the Ming Dynasty. Although the two are not in the same genre, the feeling of amazement and brain-building is exactly the same. I feel that the current rating of 9.1 Is completely unworthy of this book. This book is at least 9.8 In my heart. I hope the author can continue to publish more such profound and wonderful novels! !

The writing is pretty good. This is the only book I have read in which the time traveler rebuilt the empire and truly established a constitutional monarchy. The others are either stallion harem stories or personal pretentious writing.

Everyone who likes the history of the Ming Dynasty should not miss this book. Although it is a little idealistic in the development process (it is a novel after all, it cannot be the same as personal experience, it is already very, very good), but the battles are very exciting and the strategy is very well written. In short, this book is really good (in my opinion). Chinese people do not lie to Chinese people. Oh, by the way, there is a female protagonist, but there are almost no emotional scenes in the whole story, the female protagonist does not have many scenes, and the female protagonist looks a bit like Queen Ma.

Full marks! It's really well written. The author has read a lot of books and prepared the information in detail. The strategic setting is very reasonable. The details are described very well. He has a strong literary foundation and it's not false at all! [Praise]

It's very interesting, the characters are very real, and the descriptions are flesh-and-blood. A bookworm of more than ten years can attest that it is very interesting. There's nothing wrong with the logic either. The only drawback is that there are a lot of 500,000 people who hate the country in the comment area, and a group of smart people who think they are smart, and there are also a bunch of keyboard warriors who scold the protagonist as a saint and want to kill everyone they see. Oh, and there are also a bunch of haters who use unofficial history as evidence. There are many crouching dragons and phoenixes in the comment area. Fortunately, everyone responded by criticizing these people.

There are some errors in the details, but it doesn't matter. I would like to call the description of strategy the best in Tomato. It is too strong for the strategic planning of various forces in the late Ming Dynasty. This book is a slow-burning type. It is really fun to stick with it in the early stage and the middle and later stages.

It's really good-looking and well-written. The author has a cultural background and is not a brainless one. I'm particularly curious about the plot behind it. I want to see how the protagonist governs, how to deal with multi-ethnic issues, and how to distribute overseas interests.

You can tell by looking at my reading time that I am reading seriously. The protagonist has no famous generals, no famous ministers, and no technological differences. He relies only on the top-down system and only acts dedicated to the people. Very nice!

This article is the one with the best writing style and high level of thought among all the time-travel novels of the late Ming Dynasty that I have read. It may lack the excitement of a cool novel, and the score is a bit low. It should be around 9.6 To 9.7 To be reasonable. Come on, author!

It's over, read the whole book, and spread the flowers! The author has profound writing skills, his writing is smooth and natural, and his self-written ancient prose is just like the real thing. Through the novel, the author describes in detail how someone who started as a poor military household in the feudal agricultural era and the Little Ice Age in the late Ming Dynasty, without resorting to the system or golden fingers, could imitate the revolutionary ancestors of later generations and establish a country that is truly rooted in the people. What difficulties he had to face and what support he could get at different stages. The author has a profound understanding of society, a meticulous conception of the novel, and dense logic. The protagonist has an agricultural background. It can also be seen from the novel that the author does not have a deep understanding of the weapons and equipment of the black powder era, and the war scenes have some fallacies. However, its flaws do not hide its merits. This book is a rare masterpiece among serious historical fictions.

Mark it, the writing is pretty good, but the plot progress is still relatively slow. Suitable for those who like to read Yan Jin's historical novels. I have read more than 300 chapters, and I can't stand it anymore. Life is too difficult, so I just want to read some cool and funny articles to make me happy. Not for my taste. But the plot writing is okay.