Tyrant of the Ming Dynasty, I Will Continue the Destiny of the Ming Dynasty for Another Three Hundred Years.

The writing is okay, but it doesn't make sense to kill Old Wei at the beginning. Old Wei is bound to the royal family. No matter who comes to power, he has no reason to rebel. On the contrary, in the eyes of those civil servants and military officials, they only have themselves and no country or emperor. History has witnessed it.

It is relatively close to history, not a brainless novel, and the details are quite on point. I feel that it is the best time-travel novel I have ever heard, but the narrative is slow. I hope it will be made into a TV series in the future. Compared with other time-travel novels, most of which are boring and boring, this novel still feels good.

Sounds good! In real history, the Ming Dynasty was the last Han feudal dynasty in China. However, it was corrupted by corrupt officials. It had already entered the stage of capitalism, but it was a pity that it was destroyed by a group of barbarians! But in the end, these barbarians lost their power and humiliated the country, ceding territory and paying compensation... [Anger]

Why does Tomato anchor have no background sound after level 380? It sounds so emotionless

The logic is clear and well-founded, and the characters are well portrayed. It is a rare Ming Dynasty time travel novel.

It feels like watching a CCTV drama. If it can be made into a TV series, it will definitely be great. The plot is compact and reasonable. It is a rare masterpiece among the novels I have read recently. It has always attracted me to read.

To be honest, even if ordinary people are allowed to travel back to the Ming Dynasty with history books and become Emperor Chongzhen, they may not be able to quell party conflicts, seize military power, imprison princes, change the ancestral system, let alone destroy Huang Taiji. Emperor Chongzhen was moral and immoral. He reigned for 16 years, suffered eight years of drought, eight years of floods, and plague. It was really the end of the Ming Dynasty [crying]

The book is fine, but can the background music of the underworld in the audio book be changed? It gives me a headache.

I watched episode 260, and it's better than previous episodes of similar themes. It used to be said that someone who has been on the throne for 70 years is good, but he can speak at 2 years old, but he has been on the throne since he was 3 years old.

I think this book is good! Basically based on my reading experience, there are no errors or omissions! ! Very good😄

It's not brainless, the plot is compact, and it's good to watch.

😁😁😆 Not one word more, nice to read

Good, good, good, good

A pretty good novel

Thinking clearly, not brainless

The topic is clear and unsystematic

Like this book better

Written with heart and brain, worth reading

The announcer took three breaths in one sentence, which was very uncomfortable to listen to.

The book is quite good, but the host is not very literate. Many words were pronounced incorrectly.

Note: Jump from chapter 800 to chapter 1,000 and finish defeating Japan. These two hundred chapters are nothing but fighting.

The sound of breathing in Chongzhen's dubbing was too obvious, and it sounded uncomfortable without even dealing with it [staring]

It doesn't make sense to have such a low score. It's much better than those with a score of 9.5.

The dubbing of Huan Tomato sounds comfortable to listen to

Chongzhen's original dubbing voice was very suitable. Why did he change the voice of a young man later? He couldn't express the characteristics of Chongzhen's character. Is the author afraid of being killed by Wu Sangui? I don't dare to write at all.

It sounds pretty good, but you can't sing any songs at all. One star is deducted just because you sing.

I just like this person's voice when playing books, it's funny and nice

It's fine as long as the system doesn't ask me.

Not bad, but some words were mispronounced when reading aloud. Hope to keep up the good work.

It's so well told, it's like being there