Zhu Biao of the Ming Dynasty: Zhu Yuanzhang's Number One Anti-Fan

Absolutely amazing. Zhu Biao (the protagonist) has an online IQ and really understands the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang also fits the image of a strict and loving father. I really have nothing to say about Zhu Biao.

It looks good. The author fulfilled my wish to prevent Lu from taking over. I'm very happy. [Laughing] The author should give it a try and update it. Don't stop updating. This subject matter is very good and novel. Keep it up.

A good book. I have always felt that Zhu Biao's version of He Shengming in Shanhe Yuemingli is the most consistent with my image of Zhu Biao. When the author writes Zhu Biao, I can't help but bring in that face [laughs]. The book is good, but the author is too lazy and the updates are too slow.

Well, I haven't skipped a chapter either. The character of the protagonist can also be developed. It tastes like that. [Shy][Shy][Shy] Not bad. I have that feeling in my heart. I hope the author will continue to work hard! If it's just a sensory system, then it doesn't need to be used. If you write a system, you won't be able to achieve that three-dimensional feeling. In terms of the protagonist's character alone, it's okay. Kill decisively. Kindness comes in degrees. Well, it's been a long time since I've seen something so exciting. The only drawback is that there are too few. So come on, author, keep it up. Hope to have more. [Send heart] [Send heart] [Send heart] Okay, very good.

It's quite exciting, especially when Lao Zhu and Xiao Zhu are fighting against each other, the writing is the most exciting

I have read Chapter 86 so far. Generally speaking, it is good. There should be dignity and the majesty of a prince, and there should be family and family ties. You can arrange for a smart person (fiction) or a fool to be Zhu Biao's bodyguard (fiction) to explain some words and the purpose of the arrangement. Deliberately say that there is It's a bit silly. In a feudal society, it's still a prince. It's better not to think like modern people. Use servants when you need them, and take concubines when you need them. I saw some book friends said that they took the daughters of several meritorious people. My point of view is that this is not acceptable in reality, but this is a cool article, so there is no problem. It's really disappointing. Zhu Biaoyi has to explain his intentions to anyone who doesn't understand. From ancient times to the present, rebellion is an unforgivable crime no matter what. He still resorts to this trick, even if Tian Hu is a time traveler and is dedicated to serving the country. Once this precedent is set, it will be the same as Li Shimin's rebellion and seizing the throne.

The plot is compact, and the author is very quick to correct mistakes, so that readers can give feedback and the author responds. The characters are created very naturally, and it is rare to have multiple female protagonists without being offensive. Sure enough, it's more natural for a female author to write more female protagonists. The male author I read before had a protagonist who looked like a loser when he saw a woman. It was quite enjoyable at first, but after reading too much, it became boring. This article is really refreshing to me [Like]

1. The protagonist is decisive in killing and has a very calm personality. 2. There are many exciting points. Many wrong systems of the Ming Dynasty were changed little by little through the protagonist, and they were not solved overnight. But the protagonist is too cold. Although the article states that the protagonist is kind, but throughout the whole article, this feeling is not deep. Instead, it gave me the feeling that the protagonist is a replica of Zhu Yuanzhang. From the beginning to the end, many people were killed. If we want to write that the protagonist Zhu Biao is kind and generous, we should also have some clips, even if it is acted, one person will sing the bad side and the other will sing the bad side.

This book is very interesting and unique. Other time-travel novels are about strengthening the imperial power, but this book is about enlightening the people's wisdom. Other novels want to make their own dynasty prosperous and stable, but this book wants to strengthen the backbone of the nation. When other novels deal with corrupt officials, most of them stop at killing and killing. This book wants people to have the thoughts and abilities to supervise officials. I think this is a kind of ideological progress. Traveling back to ancient times should not only think about conquering the world, having beautiful wives and concubines, and being rich and powerful. These will not necessarily change history. What really changes history is progressive ideas, ideas that change the world. The author's writing skills are stronger in politics than military. It's my type.

I think this book is very well written. Although it is about time travel, I feel that the protagonist he wrote is not as outstanding as other books and has a strong sense of substitution. This is very rare. For example, like other books, after time travel, some things are beyond this era. This book gives me the feeling that it is to make up for the regrets of this era. Although it is said to be a systematic article, it actually has no sense of existence (perhaps the author wanted to write a systematic article at the beginning). In fact, the author made some small mistakes, but they are not harmful. As long as the author sticks to his original intention, this book will definitely do well. (Note - I've only read half of the current part, it's just my personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it, ah)

This book is definitely worth a nine or more. I hope more people can read this book. Overall, the author's writing rhythm is okay. Compared with other historical novels, it is quite clever. It doesn't feel like an ordinary novel. It is indeed a very good novel in the historical category.

After seeing Chapter 333, I couldn't help but comment on it. This book is unsystematic. I briefly browsed through the subsequent chapter titles. I can see that this book has diverse lines. It contains connotations of power struggle, hegemony, family ties, and relationships. Multiple lines go hand in hand. The characters are three-dimensional. The male protagonist is decisive in killing. He is well versed in power struggles and is also serious about relationships. Responsibility, especially the Crown Princess, although it has multiple female protagonists, it is not a stallion novel. Each female protagonist has her own role, and the protagonist does not forcefully use the technological power of the previous life, but slowly figures out it.

This is the first time I have seen the large Mingwen that was worn on Zhu Biao's body. The ones I have seen before were basically worn on Zhu Yuanzhang's grandchildren or a certain subject. The plot is not cliche, and the characters portrayed have their own personalities. The protagonist can pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger, and he will do what he should do when he really needs to be serious. The Tianjia founding of the Ming Dynasty is unique among all dynasties, but I saw that Zhu Biao would go to the palace to tell Queen Ma about some things. Although I know this is normal, it feels a bit strange after seeing it too much. Then I give it 4 stars. I'm afraid it won't end well, so I need to be safe first. Some improvements have been made, first give it to Samsung

The heroism of this person is too awesome to be flattered. He also likes to beautify characters. He describes some characters as awesome, but in reality, you know that he is obviously not that awesome. Like Yao Guangxiao, I almost wanted to laugh when I saw it. How did he make him so awesome? Strategizing

A good book. It is rare to set up Zhu Biao's people. Most books are very good in that Zhu Biao, who traveled through the Ming Dynasty, is submissive and not ruthless in history at all. The plot is also very well written. There is no mess and there is no standard time travel system. The original owner does not travel through the soul when he dies but chooses to travel through it since he was a child.

I really convinced myself. I was obviously reading a sweet quick-travel romance novel just now, so I skipped directly to this Ming Dynasty plot. Only now did I realize it. I can only say that the author's big words are really great. What I like most is the father-son relationship between Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao. It is really good. Zhu Yuanzhang told Zhu Biao: "Yes Just let go and do it boldly. Even if the sky falls, I can make it up for you." I also like the interaction and tacit understanding between Zhu Biao and her wife Chang (I forgot her name, so I'll call her this first). I like the deep love between Empress Ma and Zhu Yuanzhang. Of course, I also like Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao looking forward to them scolding Fang Qiu for their plans in the court.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I couldn't wait to review it. The article restored the historical background. Although it was a little different due to the butterfly effect of the protagonist, it didn't affect it. Secondly, the article had depth inside and outside, and it was very comfortable to read. It looks more real than the ordinary mindless development of medicine, technology, and agriculture and commerce that travels through the Ming Dynasty. The protagonist is a live and real person, not an impetuous farming character. There are more than 300 chapters. How should I put it? It was written too deliberately. In order to get close to the soldiers, Zhu Biao kept talking to each other, and some of his morale-boosting words were also a bit embarrassing. Later, during the unannounced visit during the disaster relief in Henan, he met another person who praised the prince and the court, and another person who said he was claiming to be... Couldn't explain the feeling. The first two hundred or so chapters were originally quite good, but the more I read, the more awkward they become. ....

The plot is compact, and it is still a relatively good-looking ancient novel. However, the protagonist's character is too perfect. Anyway, for me, I don't see any major shortcomings so far. No one is perfect. If a prince is too perfect and has no shortcomings, it will not be real to the ministers. An unreal superior will lead to discord. Although this is a novel, it draws lessons from historical texts, and it is necessary to get closer to the reality of people. The protagonist is made to feel like a robot, cold, following the program, and meticulous.

Author, I support you, please keep writing. There are many difficulties in reality, which we regret but cannot change. The world in the novel erases the difficulties in reality one by one, and constructs a perfect utopia in our minds, a false but satisfying vision in our hearts. Thanks to the author [salute]

The characters created by the author have distinct personalities, the writing is good, and the pace is tight. On the way, I found that some readers said that there was a system in the beginning but was deleted by the author. To this, I can only say that it was deleted well. I think this book deserves this rating, and it may even get better in the future! ! !

Overall, it's good. It seems that the author writes about the prince's individualism and refreshing literature. The refreshing articles here are actually not very satisfying. What I feel is that the author wants to depict the thoughts of the prince's later generations. He takes a long-term approach and loves the people at the bottom. He tends to look like a strategist. But in fact, the prince is too indecisive in every case. It's like someone slaps you in the face and laughs back without anger. This kind of gentle policy is very inappropriate in this world that has just founded the country.

Personally, I think this book is pretty good, maybe because the protagonist's personality fits what I thought it would. This book makes me feel like watching my grandfather Zhu Yuanzhang. To be honest, everyone feels different.

A fictional novel worth reading that satisfies some of my assumptions about the history of the Ming Dynasty. The writing is good and the story structure is well grasped. Compared with many other fictional novels, the plot is reasonable but also gives readers a sense of satisfaction. It is not a fictional historical novel that requires abandoning IQ to read it.

It's very well written, very engaging, and worth following. It's just that it's too difficult to update one chapter a day. I'm waiting for at least two years to read it all. It's a solid 9 points. Even you, a time traveler, is a little too perfect. Like the God of Creation, there are small flaws. The War of Nations is also weird in some places, with minor flaws, but the rest is fine.

I feel like it was well written, and the storyline is well written and very beautiful.

The language is fluent, and the storyline is captivating with its ups and downs! I hope the writer can write more and more, the longer the better, so that readers will enjoy reading it!

Give five stars to encourage the author. I have been following the updates for more than ten days. The writing is good, but the character's personality changes too quickly. It is said that the country is easy to change and the nature is hard to change. On the surface, you can cover up the personality change with silence, but it is difficult to change the details.

As a reader of novels for 9 years. The plot of the story is very good. None of that mess. There is no such thing as being too holy or too bloody. So sincere blessings. Keep up the good work, author!

Yes, after reading the fan fiction about Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, it was too ruthless, but Lao Zhu's was still humane.

It's very good. It's the first time I've read a book of this type. It's very smooth and enjoyable [laughing]