Great Warlord of the Late Ming Dynasty

In Tomato, there are few novels with land reform content. The author does not embed modern thoughts. The protagonist is able to divide classes and understand that the crux of the decline of the late Ming Dynasty was land annexation, which is very valuable. It is a good novel with both ideological connotation and concrete practice.

It's good. There is still some writing style. It's not as brainless as other novels. I hope it doesn't have a female protagonist. Of course, there are some settings that can't be avoided. For example, the girl in the early stage is a bit brainless, but it is still readable. I hope it won't appear, otherwise it will be disgusting again.

It's really good to read. I don't know why the rating is so low, but I think this book is one of the best in this genre on Tomato. But three chapters a day is really not enough. Is the author going to stop being so hesitant? [Laughing][laughing]

Update quickly. I suggest the author ask Pig's Feet to write a book, which can be used as the political program of the Hometown Protection Army. A thoughtful army is invincible, and a thoughtful people are invincible.

Not much to say, the writing is clear, the writing is fluent, and there are not many flaws, far exceeding the average level of Tomato.

I finished reading it in a few days. I personally feel that this is one of the best books on Tomato. The only drawback is that the update speed is not fast. I suggest the author to update at least 10 chapters every day, so that it is enjoyable to read! [Sinister smile]

This book is the third historical text that made me sleepless and forgetful after "The Son-in-law" and "The Jin Army Besieged the City and the Rebirth of Song Qinzong". The subject matter and content of the book are very novel, and the writing style is also above average. The full text has tight logic, compact plot, and dense interesting points. It is an online book worth appreciating.

Come on, it's quite enjoyable to watch, but it's just too little. Please update more quickly.

One of the few historical novels that I have finished reading. I also read other books during this period, but every time I come back, I still remember the plot and have a profound impression. Although the technology tree is a bit extreme, it does not exceed the limitations of the times. Moreover, there is no heroism in this book, and it deliberately strengthens historical figures. Thinking about it, Zhu Yuanzhang only founded the country with a bunch of Huaixi brothers, and Liu Bang founded and governed the country with many villagers. It is interesting, non-toxic, the plot is reasonable, the pace is not draggy, and it is not a saint even when it is benevolent and righteous. It is a book worth reading.

It's particularly good. It doesn't make people tired of fighting all the time. It adds farming, production, science, and people's wisdom to develop people's livelihood. Moreover, the male protagonist doesn't mess with the relationship between men and women and accepts women everywhere. There is no golden finger that the system is too big. I can't find any big surprises so far [Like][Like][Like]

Not bad, very few tomatoes can be seen, and they don't have golden fingers. It not only involves science, but also involves philosophy. Although there are only a few pages, at least the author has thought about it, unlike other golden fingers that exaggerate and even don't know what political system they have. The protagonist inexplicably sends 30,000 troops to travel thousands of miles to Liaodong to defeat the Qing Dynasty. One is that that place is not the protagonist's territory yet, and there are several pig teammates nearby for no apparent reason. Another thing is that the protagonist obviously has a powerful navy, why not send him there by ship? The other is a three-front battle, which is really awesome, and the security war in the territory that the protagonist has just occupied is definitely there. It was not written anyway, so I probably took it for granted. Let's not talk about the daily approval. Da Yu'er and Dorgon were not able to handle it. Dorgon became the regent and ended up being rejected. It can be seen that women with children are not to be messed with, but the author still wrote it. I hope that the role of women will not lead to word-of-mouth rejection in the future.

I just read Chapter 176. This is a very simple farming novel. Without any extraordinary wisdom or means, Pigfoot is a normal time-traveler. He is afraid of death but refuses to do anything because he doesn't know how to do it. Likes women but is very restrained. Others are also very ordinary. But that's how people feel close to it and the story feels believable. So far, almost no poisonous spots have been found. I have a small opinion. I feel that the Ming regular army inside seems to be a bit stronger. Keep watching. After watching it, this is one of the few films that I have been able to basically finish watching. Think hard to find some poison to spray. Unfortunately it was not found. It's not that there are no shortcomings, but I haven't found anything that could be called a poisonous point. 5 Stars

This is the best book about the rebellion in the late Ming Dynasty. It is good that the protagonist knows a lot about science and technology, otherwise the meaning of time travel will be lost. Through the rapid development of industry, you will soon feel that high technology has reduced the dimensionality of primitive people and have a sense of déjà vu. Through the changes in reform, you will slowly find that it is like heaven and hell with neighboring countries. Later, I hope to open free schools so that everyone can All children can be literate and receive modern curriculum and ideological education. Children are the future that will take off from this generation. Women's scientific examinations and female officials must join. The inheritance of the prince's throne must also be reformed. We cannot follow the old path. There must be a performance assessment to prevent the emergence of unscrupulous monarchs who are greedy for pleasure in the future. Those who fail in political performance will step down and other capable princes will take the throne.

It's pretty cool, at least it's not stupid.

The style and feature of this book is that it is a cool article that brings modern technology back to ancient times for dimensionality reduction. Most of the other time-travel articles are copied from poetry, and at most they are refining salt. But there are not as many types and details as this book, so I feel that this book still has a bit of science fiction color. This book also touches on something more connotative such as productivity and production relations, which is rare in online articles. After reading the entire book, I feel that the only flaw is that it ends too suddenly, but this does not affect that it is still a good book worth reading.

It was quite enjoyable to watch. The female protagonist is barely there, which is a good comment.

Although it is not very exciting, the progress of science and technology is traceable, step-by-step, not too outrageous, and the policies and development routes are very reasonable. First conquer Annan, have enough food, and then develop science and technology. Use new technologies that crush the times to slowly advance your own territory, capture Guangzhou, and then attack Japan. Then start planning to destroy the Qing Dynasty, and finally destroy the Ming Dynasty. It also gave Zhu Ming a decent ending. I also vented my anger at the great powers, but the former Ming Empress was still very uncomfortable with her pregnancy. She clearly gave Qian Ming a decent face, but later humiliated Zhu Youjian like this, which was unnecessary.

The writing is good, slow and planned, nothing soaring. The author writes with great care. Five-star praise

Not bad, not bad. Although the technology tree is a bit outrageous, I just feel comfortable watching China's historical magic transformation. Some of the words in it are easy to understand, but also have depth. Especially among them, people eat wild beasts while alive and are eaten by wild beasts after death. I actually saw the value of gratitude to nature, which was deeply impressive. Big cheers to the author.

Yes, firearms have repeatedly performed extraordinary feats, trade is prosperous, and city sieges are winning every step of the way. It is exciting to read but very reasonable. In the late Ming Dynasty, when people were starving and dying, Xu Jin could have such an army. It was his destiny.

Detailed, not overly written about the protagonist, but written supporting roles to highlight the protagonist himself

This book opens a new perspective to look at the Chongzhen period, instead of being as boring as other time-travel novels that directly reincarnate into Chongzhen and the system. Moreover, it does not only focus on technological changes, but also truly awakens the people at that time, and does not know where the protagonist will go.

The writing style is good, and the subject matter is also very novel. There are often many foreshadowings, and the echoes are suddenly enlightened. There are just two problems 1. There are a lot of minor clerical errors. Sometimes people's names and times don't match up, and in the end it's a mess. 2. The plates are too big. When I write, I write parts here and there, and all of them are written in details, which can easily lead to the plot not always being connected and leaving some holes unfilled. Overall, it's pretty good. I recommend reading it when you're short on books.

It's a great historical time travel novel, with good characters and writing style. The reason for the low reading volume is probably that the pace is a bit slow in Tomato (but I really like it). It might be better if the pace can be speeded up a little. Also, the title of the work given by the author is a bit unattractive in Tomato. You can (just a suggestion) write the future exciting points in the outline into the title, such as the kind of kicking the slaves, I reshape the glory of China in the late Ming Dynasty, etc., Maybe it will attract more readers to read.

It's very interesting. This kind of article about time travel and rebellion is particularly interesting. The author's intention is also very good, and he does not blindly rely on the system or anything. It is still a step-by-step down-to-earth development. Sorry, it seems the timeline is a little faster. After reading them all, I have a deep understanding of the shortcomings of the feudal dynasty. A very nice book, good luck to the author!

Highly recommended, although there are some flaws, but overall, this novel is very good, and it is average at the beginning, and gets better as you write later. Many details are rigorous. It is one of the few historical novels that I have praised on Tomato [Like][Like][Like][Like]

The ending is Spreading Flowers, a very nice book. This book is interesting and detailed from beginning to end. It is definitely of high quality in Tomato. It does not become boring in the later stages like other historical texts. This book is worth reading.

It is more logical and has a sense of farming.

Nowadays, there are not many Tomato-based novels that I can insist on reading every chapter. It is well written and makes people want to read it. It is a very good novel.

Relatively true and objective, close to reality. Nothing overly exaggerated.