Great Ming: From the Start, Teaching Zhu Di in the Imperial Prison

To be honest, if a time traveler who has experienced modern education is treated and tortured like this by your royal family, and is imprisoned, the first thing he does when he comes out is not to rebel. How can he be willing to lick the lives of his old Zhu family, and destroy his old Zhu family?

The noble time traveler was played by the natives The history you know doesn't make you stronger, so what's the use of holding on for a moment longer? With your own efforts, you can save a few Those burdens You are not a fellow traveler with them Hahahahaha

The writing is a little more profound than other books. I'm afraid the results won't be good, because even if you break it apart and mash it, most people won't understand or even take it seriously. I have read the previous thirty chapters, and I personally feel that the score is 9.5-9.8. The author may have found the part about going out and then going back to save people very touching, but in fact it was not only demoralizing but also shameless. First of all, it is unkind and unjust, which cannot be refuted. Second, there are too many coincidences. Third, the protagonist's IQ is too low, but everyone's IQ is even lower when they encounter him, which creates a disconnect with the previous article. Fourth, from now on, the historical article written before cannot be justified without writing about fantasy and immortality. To sum up, there are only two possibilities, either the author has changed, or the previous dozens of chapters have been plagiarized.

Different from the cliché time travel novels, the knowledge of later generations is not immediately realized and transformed into children of the plane, and the prison is not so easy to escape. The plot is relatively slow, but at least there is a plot. I give it a good review

Give the author some encouragement by giving a five-star review.

I rate this book a 5 out of 10. Mainly because the writing is more in line with our imagined environment. Secondly, I want to complain about it. How about changing his name to Prison Break Prince. 🤭 I counted at least 300 of them in prison. More than 200 of them are written about jailbreak. It's really outrageous. But there is one thing to say. The main character is really well written. The overall characterization is vivid

The subject matter is novel, the content is rich and colorful, it is in line with history and culture, and it has a lot of laughs. Those who like Steven Chu can buy it [laughter]

Not bad, a very nice book.

It feels more objective when I read it, and the content is substantial.

It's really good. I have seen many works by great masters, and this one is very close. If it unfolds so slowly as it begins, it should be a masterpiece.