Great Ming: Crashing into a Pillar from the Start, Terrifying the Entire Court

Flowers bloom and fade, and the sky is full of flowers. It's you who disappears and appears. Morning and evening, morning and evening, but it is difficult to outline your face. I sigh lightly at the beauty, how many years have come and gone. Who will write the regrets of half a life? Only passers-by leave them in this world.

It's pretty good. I'm waiting for it to become popular. I hope the author can make me the King of Luding. Hahahahaha. It's very fresh. I just read this book [shy]

It's the first time I've seen someone seize power like this, but it's still a bit satisfying. I hope to strengthen the majesty and strength of the protagonist in the future. Five-star encouragement!

It's not toxic at the moment, to me. The acting is very good and the post-production is crazy. I don't care how old the protagonist is. I'm mainly satisfied with the protagonist's actions. Other novels don't dare to write like this, directly imprisoning Zhu Yuanzhang and controlling the government by himself. To be honest, if I have the ability, I will definitely do this, because Lao Zhu was really fatuous in his later years, especially him. He also set many incorrect ancestral precepts. The so-called butt determines the head. Although Lao Zhu was indeed a great man who founded the Ming Dynasty, he had great limitations after all and left too many disasters. Of course, the novel is ultimately untrue, and the protagonist's sexy moves are still imaginary, but in theory the logic works.

Starting from the military remonstrance against Zhu Yuanzhang, the book started to go crazy, and it really made me start to worry about the next plot. The author burned books, tricked Confucian scholars and remonstrated to death, which pushed the book to a climax. It made me feel the backbone of the Han family while reading. I saw a gentleman who was completely different from the Jiangnan gentry. Everyone in the Ming Dynasty was just around the corner.

This is the first time I've seen it. It's very novel. Thank you to the author!

Come on, author, think carefully about the plot of this book. Don't be too impatient to be urged to read more, which will cause your own mentality to explode. Two or three updates a day are enough. Read it through yourself to avoid typos or plot conflicts.

Chapters 70 and 71 are so well written and deeply rooted in people's hearts [I'm about to cry] This part of the text's admonishment is heartbreaking. If there really were such a group of people in the Ming Dynasty, would it have entered the prosperous age ahead of time [crying] There would also be no Manchus entering the customs and slaughtering our Han people.

It's very well written and very enjoyable. This is the most enjoyable historical novel I have read so far. It has a comprehensive perspective and is different from Zhu Yuanzhang. Nowadays, most historical articles on the Internet are all about praise, but this one is different. . It's cool. Although it's a bit of a conspiracy theory or nonsense, it's indeed very logical. For example, Lao Zhu was born as a farmer. Finally walked up to the Ninth Five-Year Plan. He keeps saying that he is doing good things for the people of the world, but his sons have done such good things. There is a saying that is right, this world is the private property of his Zhu family. He established the Ming Dynasty and also dragged the Ming Dynasty into the abyss. . I feel that the Zhu Yuanzhang written in this novel is more like Zhu Yuanzhang. [Like] Come on, author, follow more

It's very interesting. I know why the score is so low, but it's well-organized. The protagonist is not a virgin, and there's not a lot of nonsense. The most important thing is that the story is compact, there is no unnecessary plot, and the main line is clear. It's not like the protagonists in other books who act haphazardly without any goals. In addition, I'm not trusting you. If you don't believe me, look at my bookshelf and my reading time. I can't even put the books on the bookshelf. The limit is 2000 books.