Ming Dynasty: My Years as Zhu Yuanzhang's Heckler

This novel is good, and the characters are more realistic. Unlike other novels, it's either this system or that system. After talking about everything, he seems to be the only capable person. It makes me feel sick to my stomach.

One of the best time-travel novels, it doesn't stray too far from history, the plot and characters are reasonably arranged, and the male protagonist is single-minded and not a stud! His wife is also someone with brains who can help him! I don't know how many stories I've read about the male protagonist having a harem and the female protagonist being silly and sweet, and I'm almost getting a shadow of it 😢 😢 This book feels good, you can read it

This book is beautiful, we like it. The warm family is short and boring.

One of the most wonderful books I saw on Tomato. The author is of good quality, and I feel that this kind of article should be suitable for making movies and TV series. Good luck to the author!

Beautiful, very beautiful. After flipping through it, I found that it seems to be a female author. If it is a female author, I have to lament that once the female author has mastered the tricks of male-channeled novels, the books she writes are really comfortable to read, much better than most male authors. The three views are correct, the writing is solid, the logic is smooth, and even the aesthetics of the naming are much higher. This book is one of the few Tomato stories that made me feel upset and relieved after reading it. Reading is relaxing and decompressing for me. I don't like to read cool articles without logic and brainless promotion, nor do I like to read useless plots that excessively pursue reality. This book is just right for me. The chapters where Lao Zhu died made me feel heartbroken, especially when I couldn't see clearly. He was respectable, hateful and pitiful. I also felt very uncomfortable when Yao Guangxiao died of old age. He had no ability and ambition, and could not leave any trace in the history books until his death. At the end, when Gu Guangxi rushed home to see his wife, the author wrote it particularly well. The ending and extras are both satisfying to watch, and the scale is so well-chosen. In particular, the plot of the eldest daughter and son-in-law being tempted to eat was particularly well arranged. It was the best part of the book for me, and it gave me a surprise at the end. All in all, I highly recommend this book.

It is the most realistic of all the books about history that I have read. The protagonist has no special cheats, no cheats, and no system. He just relies on his own brainpower to memorize some things, and then relies on his own intelligence.

It's not fun to read historical texts without a golden finger. The story is well written, short, small, precise and hard.

The writing is good, the writing is smooth and the main line is relatively clear. The protagonist's experience is quite reasonable and realistic. The characters stand up, are detailed and detailed, and each has their own identity. However, the writing is a bit succinct and the overall story seems a bit bland. So far, there have been many incidents in the article, but this may be due to insufficient foreshadowing or momentum. Some conflicts are not intense enough and the plot tension needs to be increased. Sometimes there are too many paragraphs and the text is incoherent. In many places, one sentence occupies a paragraph, which makes the text seem a bit fragmented. In fact, it can be merged slightly. Overall, it's pretty good. I'm looking forward to the next plot. Come on, author!

Well, the writing is good, and there are some small climaxes and accidents from time to time, which is quite satisfying. Ordinary time-travelers have hardships, so just bear with them and pop out from the corners to gain a sense of existence and superiority.

It's detailed and exciting. I like the protagonist's style of dealing with things and there are no weird emotional dramas. It's great!!!