My Game Connects to the Great Ming

I really like a very novel book. This is the first time I have seen this type of book. It is not so invincible and the characters are well described. I really like it. I hope that the author will not stop updating.

Super beautiful, great game + history + developing themes

It's nice to watch. As a DNF player and a historical travel enthusiast, I don't think it has too many negative points. Although it is a cheat and a big cheat, it is very natural and smooth, and the plot is also good. Authors with five-star reviews should never be eunuchs. I show you videos every day [get it]

The author's ideas are very novel and the ideas are very good, but they are still a bit poisonous. First of all, common sense. Taxes were a bit low at the end of the Ming Dynasty. 5 Million taels were not enough for military spending. Also, the ancients were still in awe of the immortals, but in the article I only saw the self-righteousness of the little princess. Although this is just a game for the male protagonist, it is the only hope for the princess to save the Ming Dynasty, but she is still very arrogant? This evaluation may be a bit excessive, but his behavior of taking the male protagonist's giving as a matter of course is really not very pleasing. Her attitude towards the male protagonist is akin to that of a servant. "Xiao Dezi, bring me some snacks." Is this the tone she used when asking the male protagonist for something? In my opinion, the heroine is an overly naive and ungrateful last princess. The essence is still the male protagonist's sense of sight when he is brought into the princess's perspective. In my personal opinion, the overall novel is good, except that the princess' illness is a disease that needs to be cured.

The little princess is so cute. I love it. There are more things for the little princess to protect. I look forward to the time when the protagonist and the little princess are together.

Good, good, good, I guess the author is not a newbie, the plot control is quite measured, unlike some authors who focus too much on showing off their literary talent and don't know what plot control is, which makes people abandon the book after reading a few chapters [Learned]

Well, well, well, a book about the Ming Dynasty with a very novel theme. The education system, games, and history are intertwined. It is wonderfully written. I read it in one sitting. The part about the riots was thrilling, and the part about supporting the army and giving priority to the subordinates brought tears to my eyes.

It's a pretty good book^ω^ but I don't understand why so many people are posting it? -_-||This book must be read from the perspective of the male protagonist. Otherwise, reading this book from the God's perspective is really a bit foolish and wise. Come on, those who are angry at every disagreement. The male protagonist saw this thing on the computer screen. Even if you ask a person ten years ago to look at the current picture quality of 2077, it will definitely feel very real, but he will never think that it is a real person! ! ! The characters in it didn't jump out to give the protagonist a hard time, so it's quite reasonable for the protagonist to think it's fake. What are a bunch of people talking about?

It's the first time I've read this kind of subject. I feel like the male protagonist turns into a swordsman at the end and takes the female protagonist back to his own world. I'm writing the follow-up and I'll continue to follow [shy][shy][shy]

It's very good, not too toxic. The only thing I want to say is that the protagonist has no improvement in the real world, neither money nor transcendence. But for the last few pictures, he has an extra gold nugget in his pocket. He should be writing it soon, so just wait.