I, Grand Preceptor of the Great Ming, Shall Guard the Realm Forever

Although I have seen many similar scenes, it is generally pretty good. It would be even better if I could kill Lu.

Very good, some modern knowledge is also explained clearly, and some unknown financial knowledge is not only explained to the people in the novel, but also to us.

It's common for pig's feet to travel through the Ming Dynasty, and it's also common to show off one's ability to become an imperial master. But when I read Chapter 200, I felt that it brought me a very different experience from other Ming Dynasty time-traveling streams. Because after reading the first 20 chapters, I still have the desire to read more, so I have to give the author a thumbs up. I have read dozens of this type of books, but I have not commented on them [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking] How is it different? In fact, many Ming Dynasty novels did not delve deeply into the behavior of the main foot, so there will be a situation of (knowing) but (not understanding), leading to readers' misunderstanding of the phenomenon, and leading some teenagers who are not deeply involved in the matter to extreme perceptions. I can't say that The author of this book is all right, but most of the things he wrote about pig feet can also be said to be right. I will comment here without giving too much explanation to avoid the little black guy typing the keyboard (if you don't like it, don't criticize me, but you can comment on my comments and don't make personal attacks) [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]

Who knows? I have listened to many political lessons in the novel

The only pity of the Ming Dynasty is Zhu Xiongying. If Zhu Xiongying had not died, the Ming Dynasty might not have been in trouble, the generals and nobles would not have been suppressed, and the civil service group would not have grown bigger. The Ming Dynasty might have been completely different, and it was possible for more than 300 years.

Not bad, although there are some minor flaws, but it's not bad

The content is okay, but the author sometimes uses words poorly. A sweet potato asked readers to guess whether it was a potato or a sweet potato. I almost stopped fighting in the comment area and continued to guess for dozens of chapters. I hope not to use controversial dialects to avoid causing discomfort to readers.

It's okay, but there are a lot of poisonous points, it's too idealistic, and the currency is inflated. If you ignore these, Mingfen can see that it's still good, at least it's much better than those 8-9 points that are always watery.

A very good Ming Dynasty novel, you can learn a lot of knowledge

Very good, you can also learn a lot of economic knowledge by reading a novel