The Modern Life of the People in the Late Ming Dynasty

This book is good so far, but I personally feel that when you can do it, you should not do it. There is a big gap between the thinking of the ancients and the thinking of modern people. Reasoning is unreasonable most of the time. Those old scholars in ancient times believed that virtue is greater than everything, including life; if you try to talk to them about human rights and equality, it is pure nonsense. I hope the author can be tougher when writing the subsequent plot.

Creativity is still okay, there are already many similar books on his website, and they are all well written! The problem is that as a soldier of the people, how can you watch the people continue to suffer under the rule of those decadent literati in the Ming and Qing Dynasties?

Wear more clothes but also have a protagonist. Writing about group travel, I feel that the author's own level is not good enough, his strategic thinking is too poor, missiles have opened the way, and he is still timid, afraid that Hou Jin will die and Baylor cannot be controlled, and there is something wrong with his brain. If he is given five thousand soldiers with modern equipment and sufficient logistics, he will definitely sweep through the late Ming Dynasty. If there is food, the people will not rebel. He kept grinding and chirping, fearing the wolf in front and the tiger in the back. Only when there is a protagonist can there be a main line, otherwise it will feel very confusing. Also, the plot needs to be rich. What does it mean to always write about Tian Xiaoyu and Lin Gui's family? There are so many villagers, so don't always write about trivial things, but focus on development. Is Tian Xiaoyu the heroine or the supporting actress? Why spend so much time writing about her? It's all a big deal, basically just a sideshow.

The author uses missiles to attack those who are close, and uses naval guns to attack those who are far away [covering his face], which has improved his knowledge. It was boring to watch the end. The author used missiles to help Dazi capture the Ming army's city. Just because Dazi used it for civilians to attack the city, he helped Dazi defeat it in order to reduce civilian casualties [laughter].

The writing is quite good and well-founded, but if we are just developing the resources of the second world, wouldn't it be better to use Indians? You can exploit them, or you can forcefully conquer the natives of Southeast Asia. You don't have to insist on using Han people.

It's very well written, keep it up.

Bro, it's so damn good looking. Please update. The fucking bubble gum is so good looking.

Very interesting entry point, Very good story line, I hope the more I write, the better!

It is very similar to Lost 1629, and is better written than Lost 1629.

It's okay, just don't be too holy. The aboriginal's daily salary of 20 kilograms of white flour is a bit excessive, but 5 kilograms is just reasonable.

How can such a good word be so [cool]?

Very pretty. Very beautiful. Looks good, really looks good. It's really interesting. [Adoration][Adoration][Like][Admiration][Admiration][Admiration][Like][Admiration]

I have read Chapter 73 for now and want to know what happens next to Guan Qi and Tian Xiaoyu. A 30-year-old and a 16-year-old are always describing their relationship (๑•̌.•̑๑)ˀ̣ˀ̣ It has nothing to do with the age difference, but the fact that I am underage is my highlight, even if the background is ancient times (Guan Qi is a modern person)

Develop first, let the Ming Dynasty adapt to history, and describe the main world and the Ming Dynasty simultaneously. Use this resource to feed back the modern era and seek development. Try to treat ancient society as a passer-by, and don't think about dimensionality reduction. Later, the leaders can discuss with Chongzhen. The Ming Dynasty is still Chongzhen's Ming Dynasty, but they can learn from each other's needs and develop together.

Very good. I have discovered another masterpiece. If the author promotes the book more, it will become popular soon.

Unexpectedly, there aren't many articles about group wear, so here's a five-star review.

That's really good. Hurry up and type. If my brother doesn't want to update, just say so. Why bother with the readers like this? It seems that the readers are just being sentimental. My brother is weak, so he just needs to rest more. If the readers press him so hard, it is the readers' fault. It hurts his body, and it also makes the readers feel bad.

I have seen too many brainless praises of feudal emperors. This is a different perspective. It perfectly explains what it means to value the people, followed by the country and the king.

Good! The only time-travel novel I have ever read that involves a full-power time travel! The subject matter is novel and interesting! And the writing is good but not watery! It's just a pity that it's a bit short!

A super unique time-travel novel. After reading this book, I felt that other time-travel novels were inferior. It's a pity that only one chapter is updated every day. I am willing to pay to read more chapters.

I've finished reading it, it's so interesting, keep it up! [Like] It feels so weird that I can only write comments here.

I really like this kind of book. Why doesn't the author update it? Sent 2 blades

A different kind of time travel, this is the first time I've seen this concept

The writing is much better than that of Tomato, and the writing is very good focusing on the production details in the early stage.

This is the first time I read a novel with this kind of theme. It's very well written. Come on.

I strongly recommend the author to take a look at Douyin's "TDC", which contains various advanced weapons and ideas for future weapons. You can also refer to the mechas in the game "Titanfall". It can make the novel more exciting.

Thank you for my name being chosen! How could you not read this if you are such a good author? [Learned][Learned][Learned] This is another book that I forgot to review

This book is good! The perspective of the Ming people has the style of the late Ming Dynasty, and the general logic is OK, which is rare in Tomato.

Why is the rating so low? The plot has a few exciting points, and the progress is too slow. It keeps wandering in that small place.

Well written! Come on!