Great Ming: After Five Years of Blindness, Zhu Yuanzhang Wants to Go to the Moon?

The content is pretty good, but I can't understand how a blind person writes, looks at a phone, or reads a globe. 🤦

If it wasn't written using chatGPT, the author must be at least a master's degree holder in classical Chinese literature. However, the plot is too slow. I've read 1000 pages so far, and if I were to summarize the plot using words like "persuasion" and "decision," 100 words would suffice. Those who enjoy twists and turns should proceed with caution.

The plot is good and engaging 👀 The protagonist's halo allows him to do many things unintentionally.

Your knowledge of history is decent. Do sweet potatoes have seeds? Have you ever grown them?

I've only read a little bit, so it's a bit early to give a review. I remember reading a similar book before. It was about a teacher who traveled back in time to Zhu Di's prison and used modern knowledge to change the history of the Ming Dynasty. This one is similar. It's a very good book.

There are a few details that could be improved, but these flaws don't detract from the overall quality; it's a great time-travel novel.

I saw a different kind of history, which was very interesting and I really enjoyed it.

It's great, I almost missed it because of the low rating.

At least he's better off than other time travelers who are practically blind. Whether he runs a restaurant, tells stories, or lives in the countryside, he can answer any question people ask, and they won't even notice he's wearing ancient clothes. 😂

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