My Wife Is Qin Liangyu, the Ming Dynasty's God of War

Chili peppers are originally native to China. I'll rush the author to be the first to refute the rumors and give it a decisive five-star review! The update is so slow that I forgot what I read earlier and had to refresh it from the beginning. So far, the biggest feeling this book gives me is that it is real enough. 1. The protagonist does not come with the overlord power buff like other time travels. It is all about real skills. It can be seen that the author has a good understanding of martial arts, and every fighting scene makes his blood boil. Especially the battle with the Throwing Knife Killer, I was completely amazed by the IQ and reasonable logic of the battle. I haven't seen such a wonderful fighting scene in a long time. 2. The author has a profound historical background and will not follow the "History of the Ming Dynasty" revised by the Qing Dynasty like other Ming Dynasty novels. The article introduces a lot of the technology of Chinese civilization and the wisdom of the ancients. Other protagonists in the past used modern knowledge to slap the ancients in the face, but the protagonist of this book was slapped in the face by the ancients. Perhaps the author is showing the readers the real Ming Dynasty through the perspective of the protagonist. (Probably because the author wrote so realistically, he received a lot of bad reviews) 3. The interaction with Qin Liangyu is very interesting. They either fight each other, hurt each other, or cause all kinds of ridiculous misunderstandings. The character of Qin Liangyu is well created, a little sinister, a little arrogant, and has a good outlook on life. Although his strength is explosive, he is not overbearing. Among the female protagonists I have watched, she is quite special. The role of the sister-in-law is also well portrayed. As a remarried widow who has experienced severe beatings from society, it seems normal to me that she has become drunk and selfish. Overall, my reading time has been tested for everyone, and this book is definitely worth reading.

Thought it was about the love between children, but in fact it was a revision of modern Chinese people's view of history

The first ten chapters seem to be okay. There are not many good books about the end of the Ming Dynasty. I would like to give you five stars to encourage the author. Please keep updating.

It's not a cool article, but it's better than a cool article. The plot has ups and downs and is well-founded. Looking forward to updates🤔🤔

It's Chapter 152, and the heroine and hero don't seem to have any feelings for each other yet [Chigua] 6. It could have been achieved through cultivation, but in Chapter 214, the heroine was given a Jade Girl's Heart Sutra, but she still couldn't lose her virginity. Once she lost her virginity, her skills were greatly reduced. Eunuch male protagonist. [Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit][Spit]

The details are clearly described and the characters are vividly drawn. The novels I have read recently are full of imagination and imagination. It is rare to find a book that is enjoyable to read. In order to have an ending, I hope the author will sort out the outline, and I also hope that the male protagonist will not start the story too early.

Jiao Qinglong, Zhu Keyuan Talking about Chinese Studies, Qiwu, Arctic Observation, Qingliuzi, the author can go to Douyin to check out these bloggers who are very good. Different perceptions

The plot is interesting and the historical knowledge contained in the novel is very good!

Very good, the author is knowledgeable, just seven words! I'm lazy, I don't want to say more, I'm sorry

I quite like it