I Bring a Phone to the Ming Dynasty and Rule the World!
带着手机穿大明，称霸全世界！
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I'll still give you a good review. With over 9000 hours of reading time, this book is alright. The characters' transformations are logical and well-developed; they don't just suddenly become overpowered. Those who say it's frustrating, are they just unable to bear seeing the protagonist get hurt? And it's not even a big deal. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
5.5 Is too low, let's raise it a bit.
It was great, especially the part where Godzilla battles the Gundam; it got my blood pumping! And the detailed depiction of the Earth's human race uniting to fight the undead at the end was so vivid. Nice!
So far it's been pretty good, not too outrageous, nor just mindless fun. I highly recommend watching it, and I hope the author keeps it up!
It is estimated that the Ming Dynasty will establish a hegemony over its paper money, which will then circulate freely throughout the world. It was pretty good before, but it's getting worse and worse now.
I can't eat all by myself, let's share! 😏
I've finished reading it. As long as you get past the initial angst of the protagonist being suppressed by Zhu Yuanzhang, the rest is alright. However, I still don't understand who killed Zhu Biao. Was it a member of the Jiangnan gentry, the Prince of Qin, the Prince of Jin, or the Prince of Yan?
To put it simply, this is a very realistic time-travel novel, and it's a bit depressing to read. Hopefully, the protagonist will teach Old Zhu a lesson later on.
I've finished reading it. Well, the character of Zhu Biao feels incredibly real; the descriptions are very accurate. However, even after finishing the whole book, I still don't understand who killed Zhu Biao. Was it the Jiangnan clans? Or did Yao Guangxiao use someone else to do the killing? Were the Jiangnan gentry the scapegoats?