The Real Weightlifting Champion of the Ming Dynasty

The writing is really good, but the author is too short, the story is not cliche, and has his own ideas. The protagonist does not know everything, which is very rare and valuable when growing up. This is more than half of other books. The description of the people around him is not stereotyped, and he has his own ideas. This makes the story come alive. I am looking forward to the following stories. I rarely write book reviews, but the books written by this author are worth it! Full marks given💯

The writing is really good, Ming Dynasty 1566, Wanli Fifteenth Year, these authors must have read a lot. The realistic descriptions of the Ming Dynasty court and government are very tasteful, and they are among the top historical online articles. I wonder if there are few comparable books including a certain point. Nowadays, there are too many online articles about farming and explosive technology, which is refreshing, but there are too many brainless points and less about the style of the times. Generally, it is impossible to follow. That's why this book is a rare high-quality historical online article. It is much better than the book Wanli will not go to court at a certain point.

Personal subjective rating: 9.4/10.0 Li Guangsan's writing has become more and more proficient. This book is smooth and smooth to read, the plot is logical and self-consistent, and there are almost no poisonous points. Let's talk about the shortcomings first. There are two plot points that I really remember, but they are not bad points. First, the transition from the second year of Wanli to the fifth year of Wanli is too abrupt, and there are too few follow-up narrations, as if a memory is missing. (I can forget the content of these three years, [scrolls] but you can't just skip it and not write about it). The second is the assassination in the palace. I wonder if Li San understood the assassination of the king and had some impressions after watching it, and then arranged this plot. Anyway, I am definitely not the only one who feels that the plot is inexplicable and the plot design is unreasonable. I understand that the musket provided the prerequisite for the assassination, and the result should be an attempt, but the process at least should not be face-to-face shooting (how did you get in, were the guards shrimps, full of question marks) The advantages are: first, the main perspective is fixed on the protagonist, and the sense of immersion is very good. Basically, you are looking at things from the perspective of the protagonist. Second, the plot is reasonable. The scene where two of the three dragons leave is still very touching, and I can't help but think more about it. Third, the reform is also planned gradually, which is quite realistic. Some possible situations are also written. Although it cannot be fully simulated, it can be considered as a lot of thought. There is another point that I haven't written down yet, so I can't tell the pros and cons. I'll write it down for now and make it up later. I discovered that historical writers have a little hobby. They like to write about war scenes, but they have never seen or really understood them, and people cannot imagine things they don't know, so they write poorly. I don't know what the plot of Li San's war will be after, but I won't leave it alone if I don't write it now. Overall, it's a smooth read and a top-quality work.

First of all, let me explain: This book can be regarded as the top one in the Ming series. This book is very well written by the author. He turned the tide and saved the Ming Dynasty in the period before Zhu Youjian. What can I say about this book? The author worked hard to write it. There are more than 1,300 chapters in the book. It tells the story of the protagonist Zhu Yijun from childhood to becoming the prince and then the emperor. It is written very carefully. It is one of the few emperor novels written by the descendants of Zhu Yuanzhang. It is one of the top yyds Ming Dynasty novels that is very good. It gives many good endings, such as Da Qingtian Hai Rui and Zhang Juzheng, a reformer in the middle and late Ming Dynasty. There are also some military generals from the middle and late Ming Dynasty such as Qi Jiguang, so it's really good to watch. I also read it chapter by chapter. It's very detailed and worth watching.

Book, I am reading it seriously! Overall, it's pretty good. Let's talk about the things you don't like about it! The author describes the protagonist as a person who has a certain understanding of history from the beginning. This is explained at the beginning. Later, he traveled through the past and became a grandson at the beginning. He did not mention becoming a son. It can be understood as a wretched development, which is okay! After he ascended the throne, he began to take charge of the family. Although he was initially wary of the harem mother, the eunuchs around him, and Zhang Juzheng, the iron triangle that had suppressed imperial power in history, after all, he finally managed to control the situation and gain real power. Promote the continued implementation of the policy of opening up the sea and support Zhang Juzheng's new policy! These are the two most important activities of the protagonist after taking power. If you look closely, you will find that the protagonist does not have any eye-catching ideas or suggestions at all between the two! After all, you have traveled through time, and you are still someone who understands history. Instead of taking the lead based on history, you are just a tool to push forward, scratching the surface, and losing all the fun! This is what dissatisfies me the most! To the latest chapter, chapter 341! From being a grandson to a de facto emperor, the protagonist's actions ahead of his time that I can remember are the improved muskets, the making of pencils, and the latest chapter (341), which probably requires unified planning of coins. What else is there? No more There may be some areas where the comments are not in place, and the author is welcome to communicate!

There aren't many reviews on Tomato, but this book is really good in the history category. Personally, I think the score for a high-quality book should be above 9.

The author's writing style is really good, his classical Chinese skills are too deep, and his understanding of Ming history is also very high. Reading this novel, I feel like I can improve my appreciation of classical Chinese. Moreover, the plot is relatively compact, and the concept is relatively grand and ambitious. It is still very exciting to watch. I especially like to read this kind of exciting novel about time travel and becoming an emperor and adapting history, but many of them are too superficial, just open gold fingers and all kinds of high technology. Just this book, but step by step, no cheats.

The writing is delicate, the story is compact, the ups and downs are orderly, the relaxation is measured, and the characters are short-lived. Judging from my years of experience in historical novels, it is no exaggeration to say that this book is a masterpiece. Dear book friends, please feel free to watch it!

I can give it a score of 9.5 Or above. It is a high-level production. The characters are well-drawn and have their own characteristics. They also fit their respective images in history, so that people who have not studied this period of history can have a clear understanding.

The group portrait perspective is very exciting, and even if the protagonist is still developing in a wretched way at the beginning, it doesn't feel boring at all. He is good at using scenes to highlight the emotions of characters and describing vivid scenes from a third-person perspective. The whole text is written in one breath and the rhythm is comfortable. Even those who are impatient will hardly skip chapters. It is a rare online article. [Like][Like]

Among the many well-read books on Rotten Persimmon, this one is considered the best one I have ever read. It is unparalleled in its human nature, power and tactics. The whole text is quoted from scriptures and is reasonable. Both Confucianism and Taoism are insightful, good articles, good books, and good authors.

Bald's second masterpiece of the Ming Dynasty is worth reading. The previous one was very exciting.

Look! This is a good foundation. It depends on whether Wanli can challenge Zhongzu, a temple name that has never been seen before in history.

I have to say that the author's knowledge is really broad. Is he a history major? It has a solid foundation in knowledge, and has its own understanding of historical figures. The character is very well portrayed. Although the book is a bit slow, it is undeniable that it is a good book.

Well written! I also read the author's previous book but lost interest in it and stopped reading it. It took me several days to read this book with over 400 chapters in one go. The writing is so logical and logical that it made me want to continue reading the previous book [Like]

It's well written. It's no less enjoyable now than when I read my grandfather's book. But personally speaking, that book was really enjoyable in the early and middle stages, but I couldn't stand it in the later stages. I hope that the author can continue to write as well as he does now in the middle and later stages. At present, the early stage of Three Dragons in the Dynasty is quite good. [Sinister smile]

This book is really great👍, the author's writing is even better than the previous one. There were many times when I couldn't help but burst into tears while watching it. Zhang Juzheng, Hai Rui, Zhang Siwei, Li Chengliang... The shaping of these ministers made me see different sides of human nature. No matter how many little thoughts they have in private, deep down they all hope that the country will become stronger and stronger. With the death of famous ministers and the death of the protagonist, a great era will finally come to an end. Thank you to the author for your wonderful work, and I look forward to seeing you next time!

5 Stars is too few. We all look at history from God's perspective and point out whether they are wrong or not. I don't know what happened at that time. The ancients were no stupider than us, and they were even smarter than us, because their living environment is always worse than ours. A single oversight can mean a life or the loss of the whole family. This novel is really good. The king and his ministers compete with each other, and everyone's IQ is online.

Not bad. This rhythm is considered okay from what I've seen. Step by step, some details can be skipped to reduce the difficulty of deduction. If the logic of large aspects can be aligned, the impact on historical details can be easily controlled.

The scene between the old Taoist priest and the two- or three-year-old little baby made me shed tears. It made people feel that the old Taoist priest was really like Jiajing. The psychological portrayal was really amazing, especially the scene where Hai Rui wrote a letter at the end. It had a unique visual feel, and the TV series automatically played in my mind; the scene with Long Qing was relatively dull. Indeed, this emperor There is really nothing to write about, but the relationship between father and son is also warm and interesting. When it comes to Wanli, I feel that the writing is not as exciting as the Jiajing period. It is quite funny to write the Queen Mother as the second old Taoist priest. Overall, it is good. The author works hard and updates more. I look forward to the different Emperor Wanli who will open up the foundation of the Ming Dynasty.

I don't think the ancients were fools. I think this is very valuable. In addition, the emotions are written very delicately and the characters are well created. Apart from shortcomings, there are no shortcomings.

Although the pace is a bit slow (in fact, I think the pace is just right), the IQ is absolutely online and basically in line with historical records. However, it also has the author's own thinking and conception. It may not be just right, but at least it is within the scope that I can accept and approve, so I give it five stars.

I have read Chapter 1041 so far. The plot is perfect and does not drag on. The protagonist is capable and courageous as an emperor. The chapters about Zhang Juzheng and Hai Rui are very good. The longer the novel is, the less it needs too many gorgeous words. The outline is not messy and there is not much poison. Recommended

It's not a systematic article, it's not a "Zhen Huan Biography", it's not a cool article, it's more in line with the historical reality of that era, and there's not much problem with the logic of the article. It's considered one of the best in Tomato.

It's super good-looking, large in content, and all the texts are in vernacular except for the necessary classical Chinese. It reads very smoothly, in one go, and flows smoothly; the plot is well arranged and doesn't feel toxic, and the historical characters also have a good ending, which I am very satisfied with; the writing style is slightly witty, and the comment area is very lively.

A good book. The writing is good. The male protagonist is scheming and capable. Many small characters are also written in a way that makes people feel breathless and moved to tears. For example, the young eunuch Zhang Lin who accompanied the male protagonist to meet the emperor's grandfather was killed as soon as he appeared. The author wrote the human nature deeply. The only shortcoming is that he forgot that the male protagonist traveled through time, refined salt refining method, cement method and coal use. Many economic and people's livelihood laws, such as soap profit acquisition, are not reflected in it. As a result, the male protagonist struggles to fight wits with the ministers. Just because one of them has no money, he feels dark.

Very nice historical text of the Ming Dynasty

The writing style is still very good, and it can be regarded as clearing up the regrets in many people's hearts. It is a pity every time they see Longqing Wanli. The author gave them a good ending in his own way. As for water, benevolence is in the eye of the beholder. Historical texts are always inseparable from background introduction and character introduction. I personally would like to see more of this in historical texts between inheritance and opening up. Come on, author, you've read the latest!

The plot advances quickly and the character descriptions are relatively three-dimensional. The historical data are successfully cited, and the author's own thoughts and reflections are added. Of course, some plot settings are controversial, but it is still a good book.

It looks good, but I just don't know at what stage it will end. Also, in my opinion, the protagonist is a bit too perfect, or there is no growth arc, or personality change. Of course, if it is true that the writing has changed a lot, it is also a poisonous point. From what I've read so far, I think it's better to look at it as ancient history. In this case, technology does not reflect much in terms of productivity. But this is also good, otherwise it would be too easy to open the golden finger and it would not be difficult at all. Come on, come on, I believe I can write better