I Lived from the Early Ming Dynasty to the Founding of the People's Republic of China

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When you go back in time, history has been changed. If you are afraid of changing history, it is better to find a ditch and spend your life in peace. Don't contact anyone. What does it mean to take things as they come? Since history has been changed, why not just let go and try to change history. If you are afraid of death, don't contact anyone. Isn't it good to live the rest of your life in peace? The content is good and there are many knives. This novel takes us to see the many aspects of the Ming Dynasty from the perspective of the protagonist. In fact, personal power is very small and can not change many things, but fighting against Little Japan is what every Chinese must fight when they travel through time! Hahaha. Secondly, the protagonist also changed the historical trajectory of Princess Anqing, didn't she? Although the overall situation cannot be shaken, let's do our best. But I don't regret asking

It's quite beautiful. This is what it would be like for an ordinary person to travel to the Ming Dynasty. Goldfinger is just in good health and has quick recovery and can live forever. As for rescuing Queen Ma, how can they be saved? Do you know medical skills? Is it easy to enter the harem? So don't read the comments section

Well, this book is very well written by the author but basically does not change the historical trajectory on a large scale, so I suggest that people who are easy to get involved and cannot take a knife should not read it. I didn't feel much about Queen Ma's knife. Later, when the prince died, I was stunned by the knife.

To be honest, I think this is a more reasonable arrangement for an ordinary person to travel through time. The characters in the book are well described, and I can see very strong emotions in it. Whether it is family affection or love, it is very reasonable. I personally think this book is well written.

The writing is very good, the only bad thing is that it is based on history. Of course this is reality, but it would be better if you traveled back in time to save Zhu Xiongying and Queen Ma. After all, it is a novel, and I just want to have fun reading it.

Comparatively speaking, this novel has surpassed most similar novels. There is no plot that drags out day by day. The pace is a little fast, but it feels good. It is just right for the emotional part of the protagonist. Generally speaking, it is highly recommended, but the shortcomings are obvious. There are too few words. The author hastened to update it and is resting after finishing it.

To be honest, for Appetite, it is not too exaggerated, the plot is reasonable, the writing style is not artificial or following the trend, and it can contain jokes well, but not too many. Hey, novels like this are rare. I hope the author sticks to his style and is not "coerced" by so-called trends [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

It is a rare historical time-travel novel that truly brings all the historical characters to life. It is narrated from the perspective of an immortal, and it is touching from time to time. At the same time, it makes some idealized treatment of the historical plot. The author's writing is good, highly recommended, and worthy of five-star praise.

The story of a time-traveler who has no sense of existence in the course of history. It just runs his life through the Ming, Qing and Republic of China, and uses his eyes to write the author's insights and stories about history. Those who like to read pure historical stories can read it. Immortality is just a gimmick.

This book is not a cool novel, and the characterization is still relatively detailed. Although the protagonist has not changed much as a time traveler, you can still see things that are not in the cool novels as you read slowly. I think it is good to read more of the refreshing novels. I think this book is more than 4 stars and less than 5 stars. I think the quality of this book is still relatively high. These are just personal reviews, no comments if you don't like them.

Although the time of some events before and after is a bit reversed, the writing is generally good. He came up to change the system and so on. It's too supermodel. After all, he is just an ordinary person who lives forever. His previous life was not a history master, craft master, or survival master. Therefore, the plot direction is very down-to-earth. Come on and update it.

After reading Volume 1, I think I am qualified to make a preliminary evaluation of this work. While watching, I could really feel the charm of time. In a person's short life, less than a hundred years, how many big and small things must he experience before he realizes that the power, fame, wealth and wealth in this world are just a drop of dirt. As the Han King Zhu Gaoxu said, the history books of the years seem to record the length of 5,000 years, but there are only 4 words written on them, which is to strive to be the emperor. This book has washed away the dust and lead in my soul. I seem to be watching real history. Everyone in this history has lived and experienced their own life, and those who are qualified to leave their names in this history have had magnificent lives and countless romances. I don't even dare to write about novels. Historically, plots that were scolded as brainless even if they were written into novels. Zhu Yuanzhang has done it, and when an immortal experiences the life of a dynasty in a vertical time span, then from the perspective of ordinary people's concept of less than a hundred years, this is a curse with no end. I really like many settings of this book, including the Immortal, the Heirless, and the Consort. The Zhu Yuanzhang in this book is more like a real person, with both a sharp knife and a gentle sheath. While watching, many people will criticize, why doesn't the protagonist try to change history? Have you really not tried to change? Wang Anshi tried to do it, Bai Juyi also tried to do it, Wen Tianxiang, Liang Qichao, Kang Youwei, Gu Hongming... These famous names, these people are all among the best, how can they shake the inertia of time? I want to say that on the carriage of human destiny, those who try to control this hunting horse will eventually be thrown off the frame and drowned in the long river of time. Especially in this book, he did not give the protagonist a golden finger. As an ordinary person, I dare to assert that 99% of people who traveled to the past could not achieve the same effect as the protagonist. And I sensed the author's tender feelings from it. He didn't want to write about an invincible person, nor did he want to show off his skills. He just wrote about the Ming Dynasty as he understood it. I like this book very much, and even in the future, I may feel disappointed every time I think about it. I will wonder whether they in history are as vivid as in the book? But I am destined not to get the answer, and I will not pursue it. Just as the author named it at the beginning, he just wants to use this work to tell us to live in the present and enjoy ourselves in time. This is really a good work. I hope you can put down your impetuous mind and take a serious look at it.

The journey is difficult, the journey is difficult, and there are many divergent paths. Where are you now? The travel of time and space and the hand in hand of the monarch and his ministers; The extreme of love and the indifference of emotion; Historical changes and world integration; The fantasy of the spirit creates a deeply moving historical novel. Only after I read it recently did I realize that this book contains a hidden truth. Ancient time travelers can only change the technological development of the times. Major events in history will always be diverted from their original paths by unpredictable forces.

As a time traveler, this novel perfectly explains the events of the Ming Dynasty, without brainlessly whitewashing some people like those in the TV series! Pig's Foot was completely treated as a passer-by, and he did some deeds without leaving too much behind. He made some changes along with the development of the dynasty. Save [like]

This is the second best Ming Dynasty novel I have read. But why are the first and second novels both about eternal life? Is eternal life really good? I feel that longevity is like a disease, longevity is sick.

Personally, I think this is the best novel about the Ming Dynasty after "Returning to the Ming Dynasty to Be a Prince", especially the description of the helplessness and loneliness of the immortals as they continue to send away their old friends. Of course, there are also flaws, that is, after the protagonist goes crazy, there are more than ten or twenty chapters without the protagonist, which feels a bit redundant. Of course, I skipped chapters and read it, so it didn't feel too out of the ordinary. The story behind is difficult to write! Come on, author!

It doesn't feel like a time-travel novel (personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it!) [Eat Melon] and it's the same routine as the martial arts orphan. The protagonist can be seen as an alternative Zhao Gao (in mythology). There is nothing novel about it. In fact, you can also read the entire history by using Douyin without having to guess hard. (Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it)

It's very interesting. It basically tells the story of an ordinary person who actually walked through the past. Ordinary people don't know how glass is made or what the specific ingredients of cement are. They can only feel helpless and correct the historical torrent as much as possible.

The writing is very good, but the performance of the protagonist's powerlessness in the face of time and fate is slightly poor (or maybe the protagonist really wants to change something. If this is the case, then think of my words as deflating). Also, the protagonist must have a good idea of ​​how to go in the future, otherwise it will be the failure of the whole book. Finally, I also hope that the author will become more and more exciting as he writes, come on [learn it]

It's good to watch, the plot doesn't drag, and the writing is also very good. But there are too few and the updates are too slow. I feel like I won't update them in the future🈶

The writing is very good, objective and true, with references to both official and unofficial history. Each character in the book has his or her own personality traits, and everyone's destiny is also different. As the protagonist, the author does not give too many superpowers. This book is considered a good novel in Tomato's sea of ​​books. For readers who love Ming history, it is recommended not to miss it. Finally, the author is not a sage, and there will inevitably be small problems of this kind in the book. Please read it, be merciful, and give me some advice🌹

Maybe it's my own problem. This is the best article on the history of immortality I've ever read. Come on.

I have been a bookworm for over 15 years, and this is the only serialized novel I follow. I am the most afraid of waiting, so I usually read the finished novel. This novel is very well written and makes people want to follow it. I hope the author will update it more.

I have watched it a lot, and many people may think that the protagonist's time travel has no effect, and the prince still dies and basically follows the original history. . . I personally think it's pretty good-looking (personally) and there are a lot of knives. The departure of An Qing and the wait of the little junior sister, and the state of the protagonist's lost soul. In order to write about the little emperor's death in battle, his godson also died in battle. It really wants to kill me. I feel uncomfortable and want to read it, but it also fleshes out the characters. I especially like his character of educating the prince and not being greedy for power. However, I see that the names of the individual chapters of "Thank You" have become more and more random recently. I am really afraid that it will not be finished. I kept reading because of the title of this book. I really like it. If it can be written to live to modern times (don't cultivate immortality), even a little martial arts is fine. It is best to change the Qing Dynasty, and then there is no need to invade other countries (no (As long as he can be beaten) The main reason is that he is cruel to the protagonist and can be left alone, and he still wants the male protagonist to have a child and live for a hundred years even if he has blood inheritance. It is especially a pity that the junior sister Anqing has no children. If they are reincarnated, will it still be her? If reincarnation occurs and there is a system of cultivating immortals (depending on how the author writes it), it is difficult to be an immortal after all. It is really necessary to write about the heroine (Princess Anqing) who will live forever together. I want to see the male protagonist pretending to be an old man to see if he is reincarnated again as a child, or if the parallel world no longer has the self before rebirth (that is even more duckweed) (╥╯╰╥) Keep writing, I am still here. . .

Currently in Ming Dynasty. Then the Qing Dynasty, then the Republic of China, and then to the founding of the People's Republic of China. The author has a profound cultural background. I really want to see the process of the founding of the People's Republic of China. It has not changed the historical torrent and has real historical materials. It's worth watching and I'm looking forward to the future development.

I haven't finished the book yet, but I still feel very good about it. It's set in history, but there's no magical transformation, but I still hope that An Qing won't die. I hope that Yang Xuan and An Qing will [cry][cry][cry][cry]

This is a good book. I cried when Xu Miaoyun passed away, and I also cried when Zhu Biao left. It is a book that can really make you read [crying]

It's very interesting, and I shed a lot of tears. To be honest, I shed tears several times from beginning to end. However, the timeline is too long. I hope I can write it earlier, from the Anti-Japanese War to the founding of the People's Republic of China, and finally to modern times. There are more than 900 chapters. The protagonist only reaches 100 years old. It's too slow. I feel tired after reading it.

Nice. It's just that there are too many knives. If you live forever, you can't have too many emotional ties. The author's penmanship in writing emotional scenes is still profound. As a grown man, I cried when I saw it. I burst into tears.