The Sick Man Actually Became the Master of the Ming Dynasty Emperor

It's quite interesting. After reading this book, I understand more and more what is the evil CP of male porn that is best to be defeated.

Old guys really don't have any warm harems with female protagonists. Well written, I look forward to going to war and going to sea [cool]

Quite to my liking. It's not so exaggerated to directly bring out modern things, but to take it slow and show modern technology and modern ideas bit by bit. It's still the kind of frailty I like. Anyway, I just like it.

It's so beautiful, it's not enough to watch. I haven't seen the heroine in the middle of the movie. I hope there is no heroine. If there is a heroine, I hope it's a single heroine. Big boost for the author!

A very good novel, especially without a female protagonist! ! ! The prince and Su Ce are really close to each other. The relationship between friends and lovers is really too sticky [laughing] [laughing] [laughing] If the author writes a novel with two male protagonists, it will definitely be very popular, because the emotional details are very heart-warming! ! ! Of course, the ending is a bit rushed. In fact, according to the previous progress, it would be better to write more, and there is a feeling that there is still more to say! ! ! ! ! Looking forward to the author's foray into novels with two male protagonists!

Okay, this book! The daily life and the changes in the imperial court are clearly distinguished! And the writing style is very interesting, a bit funny! But I hope to reduce the presence of the system in the future. After all, this is a historical text, so it's better to be less obsessed!

I've read about a hundred chapters so far, and I think it's pretty good. First of all, as a female reader, I always have a weird feeling when reading such male-oriented works. Especially in most novels, the male protagonist feels physically uncomfortable when he sees a female character staring at the female character's private parts like a cat seeing a fish, which can be called hooligan behavior. If you see this kind of description too much, you will develop PTSD. When you see a female character appear, you always feel like you are coming to the harem again. But this book gave me a surprise. I am already halfway through the book. There are not many female characters and the descriptions are very positive. The protagonist does not have the hooligan behavior mentioned above. It can be seen that the author respects the female characters very much (at least this is what I have seen so far) ), the protagonist is also very polite to others, and is not soft-hearted when encountering evil people. He will be punished when necessary. He is a positive protagonist that is rare in so many male-oriented novels that I have seen so far. In summary, it's worth reading. It has some of the fun points that it should have. The golden finger is not particularly powerful. Although there is a system, the system's presence is not high. I will evaluate it after reading the next hundred or so chapters. I finished reading it. The ending was a bit rushed and there were a lot of typos, but the flaws are not outweighed.

Time travel, no cp, scholar, systematic but not high sense of presence (only the protagonist will have relative achievements when completing the task), high IQ, but the ending is not like the ending, like the beginning. Five-star praise encourages the author [like]

The logic is okay, and the writing of the prince is quite cute. If there is no heroine who doesn't like to watch emotional dramas, feel free to eat it.

I like the character of the protagonist, he has high IQ and EQ, so cheers for the author! [Praise]

The character of the protagonist is quite upright. It doesn't matter if he likes money. Everyone likes money [laughter] It feels like it ended without much writing, which is a bit regretful.

It's very novel, but the writing style and characterization are a bit dull. Please give it a try. 4 Stars is an encouragement. It's a pity that it won't retain too many people. See you again.

It's very interesting. There is no heroine and no CP. Occasionally there are some minor bugs. I also like the character of the male protagonist. He is neither arrogant nor impetuous, gentle as the wind, and acts like a leader to those around him... Hehe, he is not in good health. It's a pity that it ended so quickly. I look forward to the author's new book. Anyway, I really like this type. Come on

Personally speaking, this book has average character descriptions and average writing style. However, the interpretation of history and some corresponding policy descriptions are very good. The highlight is the interpretation of policies. I understand that according to my past habit of scoring fast-paced novels, I should give 3 to 4 stars, but the highlights are very good. It's enough. I'm impressed by the interpretation of currency and silver. I really feel like I've learned something without affecting the plot and enjoyment. So I gave it 5 stars. I saw the author said that the benefits are not good, mainly because there are too many fast-paced enjoyable articles on Tomato. This book is strictly speaking. It's a slow-paced, semi-refreshing novel. It's actually good to end the plot where the conspiracy and conflict really started.

The author writes very well, but I did come here for the name Bingyangzi at the beginning, but I have read more than a hundred chapters, and there are very few descriptions about Bingyangzi. I hope the author can add more things about illness? In addition, the plot and writing are quite good, so I give it five stars~

When I first read it, the rating was very low, only about seven points, but I was very interested in the introduction type, and then I became more and more interested in it. I finished it yesterday, and today I thought of writing a book review to express my feelings. When I saw that the author had updated three chapters, I was like, wow, this is a great update. I really love us. I am very happy. Then when I read the first two chapters, I was really happy. But when I read the third chapter, Twenty Years, I suddenly felt bad. Sure enough, it ended in a hurry and was unfinished. But the author explained the reason. Although it was sad, I can understand it. I saw a rating of over eight points today. I feel very happy that the rating has finally gone up. Although it sucked in the end, it was only the last chapter. I hope everyone can come and take a look, it's really good [shy][shy][shy]

Let me put it bluntly White Moonlight! This book is much better than those mind-reading books! And I really like that the protagonist quickly learns the identity of the prince. It seems like there really is no heroine Anyway, I didn't see anyone mentioning who Su Ce's wife is in this article. It just ended too early... Actually not It would be a long journey to completely write about the Ming Dynasty. So long that we are all tired of seeing it Although I'm reluctant to give it up, I think the author did a good job of stopping it. I really like it!ｸﾞｯ!(๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧ Everyone rushes! (｡ò ∀ ó｡) @

It's pretty good to watch. It would be nice if the author persisted a little longer. At least the title would be promoted to the national master first. I've been looking forward to it for a long time.

(It's very interesting, but the ending is so sudden. However, this kind of book really cannot be written for a long time. It's not good to read if it's long. But it's still very sad, it... It's over... [Crying] [crying]) (Ahem, the front is a rant, read the text) It's not bad. The relationship between the protagonist and Zhu Houzhao is very enviable. Zhu Houzhao's character is really fun, and his relationship with the emperor is also very funny. His character is quite likable. The protagonist is very fond of Zhu Houzhao. As a teacher and a friend, the author did not forget the original setting (a sickly young master) in the later stages. The system's sense of existence is not high, and there is nothing special about it. Everything still depends on the protagonist's own efforts. The system only provides reinforcement (probably, my personal understanding), but in fact, there is a chapter that should open a system store, which seems to be of no use. The protagonist seems to have never used it. This should be considered a pitfall, but it does not hinder viewing. [Learned][Learned][Learned]

The plot is rigorous, the details are appropriate, and the plot is consistent.

The development strategy is very well-written and there is no particularly uncomfortable suppression plot. There are no inexplicable emotional scenes. I wanted to give it five stars, but the ending is too fast. It is obvious that none of the professions in the system has reached 100%. The protagonist finally passed the examination and thought he would enter the larger stage story of the court. I thought it was the beginning but it ended. I can only say it is a pity [grievance]. There is also no cure or no cure for the main character's illness. There is no beginning or end. I really feel that the author should not have only planned to write more than 200 chapters [Grief]

After listening, come over and leave a paw print. Overall, it is very good. There is no female protagonist. The male protagonist is focused on his career. There is a system but he is just a auxiliary. The male protagonist has his own goals and how to deal with things. It is very good.

It gave me the feeling that it had been laid for a long time, and I finally got on the right track and started a new chapter, but then I turned around, eh? It's the end! To describe it as a Chinese composition, the beginning is very long, the ending is perfect, and there is only one word in the middle, omitted!

The sympathy and mutual progress between Su Ce and Zhu Houzhao are very touching. The policies proposed by the protagonist are indeed refreshing. Although it is a pity in the end, overall it is a very excellent book.

I think the description of policies and systems is good, and it fits the character setting and the political situation at that time. However, the ending is rather hasty, and I feel that many of the later plots have not been written yet, but overall it is still worthy of 4 or 5 stars. Writing is not easy, so I will give the author a five-star rating.

Their story is still going on, and life will be more exciting every day. I love it so much. It feels like their story has just begun, and the time for them to show off their talents has just begun [crying] [crying]

I don't know why. When I saw the introduction, I subconsciously thought it was about two male protagonists. After reading it, I realized it was not the case. Not only is it not, it seems to be a male video. The writing is really good, and the friendship and love are both very immersive. Anyway, I was very excited about the cp, but the ending was a little pity. Ps: The two mustaches in the ending were so severe that I was instantly disillusioned. Otherwise, I would have been regretting the end of CP for a long time.

Except for the ending, which was a little rushed, everything else was great. Oh, one more thing, there is a part in the middle that quotes the poems of later famous people, but it only lasts less than a chapter. Overall, the writing style is quite comfortable, there is nothing bad about it, the author is great, keep up the good work, come on!

Not bad [learned], the friendship between Su Ce and Zhu Houzhao is very stable, it feels like the kind where a scholar dies for his confidant, I make suggestions for you, and you protect me. It's just that the ending was too hasty!

Ahem (clears throat), this book is a typical time-travel novel. It typically travels to ancient times, and is typically appreciated by the emperor (or prince). Generally speaking, the selection of materials is typical (fairly satisfactory). However, the author's description of historical figures is relatively delicate, and his control of the plot is also very good. The tightness is relatively moderate, and the contradictions are well grasped. The light sense of camaraderie between the protagonist and the prince also helps guide people to read. Although it is a system novel, there is not much description of the system. Unlike other novels, the system's faults are too obvious. This novel is more oriented towards daily life, and it is more successful in describing the "erudite" protagonist and the "lively" prince. Summary: It is quite good among novels that travel back in time to ancient times. The daily descriptions are very good, the character descriptions are also good, and the author's writing style is okay. The biggest shortcoming is that it is unfinished. Fortunately, it is not very serious, and it is directly discontinued. At least there is an open ending. (The following is Die Dun) The above content is purely a personal opinion. I don't know much about historical figures. The above content is purely from the perspective of a novel. If you have any objections, you can discuss them peacefully in the comment area. If you don't like it, please don't complain. Thank you all.