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This book is really good, especially the story about Lu Bu fighting for Diao Chan and Sun Wukong. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If Nuoshou hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six-fold strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang Tutu said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang." It shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are spot on!

It is an absolutely high-quality historical text, and it can be funny and mixed with some common sense or ancient prose. It is really fun to learn knowledge. It is simply great. The character of the protagonist is also interesting. If you like farming stories, you must read it!

This book is a very good farming article. It starts from a small place and uses your own knowledge to change the Ming Dynasty step by step. I like this kind of book very much. It's not like some books that frequently engage in conspiracy theories, or are as fake and empty-handed as lecturers giving lessons to the Zhu family and his son. It is better to write this book in this way, which can truly lead the people to get rich and complete some reforms naturally. In addition, this book is not without its shortcomings, that is, the authors of the novels like to learn from each other, and it is really speechless to use a flush toilet every time. In fact, most Chinese people do not like to use the so-called toilet. That is because Europeans cannot squat down. If you want to make inventions, wouldn't it be enough to make a squat toilet? Fortunately, the other content is pretty good and this little bit of irritation can be ignored. Now I hope the author will write it quickly. After all, the plot advances slowly, so the amount of updates must be guaranteed.

So far, it seems to be very good-looking, the details are quite good, and the story content is also very interesting. It's not a particularly exaggerated and outrageous story. I hope it doesn't end badly. I read more than a hundred chapters, and it was quite interesting in the early stage. Later I found that Zhu Yuanzhang Tang and Chang Yuchun had nothing else to do all day, so they just hung around a small magistrate. Although it was a pig's foot, everyone couldn't hang around him, right?

Finally, there is a novel that introduces the social environment and humanistic environment in the north in the early Ming Dynasty.

Very good, it is a rare work that does not criticize the Ming Dynasty based on his merits, nor criticizes Zhu Yuanzhang based on his character. Although the protagonist's behavior is questionable and not rigorous enough, the shortcomings do not hide the good points, and I like it very much.

The author is the only one I have read for so many years who is willing to check the information and write the correct beginning of the imperial edict, "Fengtian Chengyun Emperor". This is correct. So many people who write historical articles do not pay attention to these details and just make mistakes. Only this author is willing to correct it. This is worthy of five-star praise.

I saw Chapter 327, it's an excellent piece of writing. The first is that the protagonist travels to the first year of Hongwu. This time period is the best time for me to display my ambitions. Moreover, he was also a talented scholar. Needless to say, I don't need to tell you how valuable this was at the time. So it started with Tianhu, and then it took off with Ningyang County, and then it was quickly noticed by Zhu Yuanzhang and reused. It can be seen that the whole book is relatively cool. There are several things that I personally appreciate about this book. First, the Zhu Yuanzhang in this book is very humane, which means that he is very much like a living person, not an image recorded in history and unofficial history, nor an image in TV series such as Ming Dynasty Fenghua, but a real, imaginary image of a living person who lived and communicated with him. Second, professionalism. The author of this book has a solid historical background, including some historical origins and the attribution of the causes and results of some events, which are all very reasonable and well-founded. When explaining the cognitive errors between official history and unofficial history, people will be amazed. It turns out that there is so much historical knowledge that we take for granted, but it turns out to be unofficial history. Third, the writing is good. Because this book is a refreshing novel, it tests the writing skills even more. In terms of plot design, it is invincible. The protagonist is like a saint with no desires and desires, but no villain. He wants both fame and money, and is both gluttonous and lustful. This vivid and contradictory image is a test of your skills. But my conclusion is that the protagonist is a successor of redism who is able to take care of himself when he is poor, and helps the world when he is successful. The protagonist wants to learn something useful, make a lot of money, make the Ming Dynasty last forever, leave a name in history, live a safe life and have a happy family, he wants to display his ambition. Empress Ma also plays a lot of roles. Compared with other works of the same type, Empress Ma in this book is more like a virtuous queen behind the emperor, rather than a vase and a simple symbol. Of course, this book also has shortcomings. The first is that it is too perfect. Like the second prince and the third prince, people with bad personalities who have long been confirmed in history are also portrayed in this book as quite endearing. This is inevitable writing. Because if we continue to follow the original track of history and write about them becoming bad and degenerate, it will be like throwing a piece of cake into this work. The second is that it is too far-fetched. The protagonist always thinks about it and takes out all the good things and uses them together. As a result, every time he uses them, he will say that the Ming Dynasty is too big, the treasury is too poor, there are too few scholars, and there are too many corrupt officials. Then every time, there were heads rolling in and blood flowing like rivers, but we should still be poor, because the protagonist's influence was only in the county where he took office, and the places where he took office later. It did not radiate to the whole country, so I felt it was far-fetched. Many of the policies proposed by the protagonist, as well as many new and good things, are actually unable to be promoted nationwide because of lack of money and lack of people. So when I read this book, I felt a big sense of contradiction, that is, the protagonist has already put forward so many good things in the length of 300 pictures, but in the end, Ming Dynasty should be so poor or so poor. The above is all my review of this book. Although it is 5 stars, my real score should be around 90 points. The reason why I don't give it four stars is because in Tomato, if I give it four stars for this kind of quality, it would be a bit too sorry for the author. So those who read the end of this book review should be able to understand that this work is not among the best, but it has its own advantages. It is still recommended to take a look, but it is difficult for you to get a glimpse of the beautiful Ming Dynasty from it.

Personally, I think the comedy contains some fascinating thoughts, such as what individuals should do at work. What requirements do leaders need, etc. The art of speaking

This is the first time I have seen an article on the development roadmap that specifically starts with people's livelihood in small areas. It's pretty good.

In fact, this book is good and the writing style is quite interesting. I read it with a relaxed attitude in the first half of the time. But the more you look at it, you will find that there are too many things to deal with. For a big machine, every change of a small screw will cause a huge resonance, not to mention there are countless screws and mechanisms waiting to be renovated at the same time... Oh my God, the pressure is so great, as if the screen is filled with to do's at work. List, and everything is marked with an urgent level of demand... It made me very anxious. The pressure of "lack of people, lack of money and lack of time" in the article is also transmitted to the readers (this does not mean that the author writes too vividly... Sigh)

The plot is compact, the research is detailed, the writing is fluent, and the story is spontaneous. The author is definitely a veteran, with profound writing skills and a mastery of writing! If I have to pick some bones in the egg, I currently feel that the reading experience is a bit flat, with no highs or lows. But this is my personal preference and not a disadvantage, especially for farming. Anyway, I'm really looking forward to the follow-up! Come on, author!

It's an imaginary world, no need to take it seriously. I personally think it's good-looking and I love watching it, but it's just not enough [cover face][cover face]

It's a very good article. Why is it only rated 8. Pig's feet have brains and it's not too mythical. There is no other book like "Guarding the Water and Soil" that starts from the perspective of God and hypocritically helps the world and the people. Traveling through ancient times has some modern common sense but not much and a lovable personality There is no morbid superiority and wildness of modern people If you are interested, you can take a look. I think it's pretty good.

I have only read four chapters, and I originally thought it was a cookie-cutter tone that puts some policies and strategies directly into the readers' minds. But if you take a closer look, that's not the case. The characters are vividly written, the logical thinking is not exaggerated, and the human feelings are not mechanically copied. Overall, you are interested in reading more.

It's pretty good now that I see it. I'm looking forward to the protagonist changing a little bit into the Ming Dynasty. I don't know how the author handles the emotional line. I hope it's better. Many historical articles are very weird when it comes to emotions.

It's good to read ten chapters. The author is down-to-earth. I hope to keep up the good work and update more chapters every day. I've finished reading Chapter 242. It's great. Good luck, author, but can you post a few more chapters every day?

I just started reading it and haven't read many chapters, but I'm sure it's a good book. I hope it won't be updated [laughing and crying]. The most uncomfortable thing is that I read books quickly and am most afraid of waiting for updates. I want to gain weight before reading, but I feel itchy and difficult to read...

Well, how to put it. The history is very good, and the setting is also very good, but the writing style needs to be improved. I am not attacking, I am just talking about my own feelings. After watching it for a while, I felt that it was not easy to imagine. It's not that I can't imagine it, but it's too serious. I lost interest after watching it. It would have been nice if it had some suspense and added a sense of pressure.

A unique historical text of the Ming Dynasty. Great.

This book has the flavor of Tang Dynasty! It's a pity to vote for tomatoes! The first and middle stages of the book are very stable. The outline is well written. This is a good point. If it stands upright, the book will not collapse! I hope there will be less character and historical introduction in the subsequent updates, which is superfluous and affects reading, and seems superficial! Traveling back in time will change history no matter how you write it. Except for the names of those historical figures, their essence will change. People will change with the environment! I hope the author can put more effort into characterization. So far, the supporting characters in the book are not eye-catching. I just can't remember it! Zhu Chongba is still reluctant! If you see the author mentioning Tang Zhuan's surname Yun many times, you must have read it. There are Empress Changsun, Li Er, Prince Huairen, King Wei, Hiberia, Xiao Wu, Di Renjie, the people of Yunjia Zhuangzi, Master Bao, etc., And the most important one, the old lady! My eyes got wet several times when I saw it! Even the groom who feeds Wangcai, who doesn't even have a name, still remembers it. The pride of being a son of the Han family runs through the whole text, and the pride of the Tang Dynasty people comes to mind. I hope the author can vividly recast every character in the Ming Dynasty who was the backbone of the Han people! May a book become a god! At present, the book is only in the early stages, and there is still a lot more that can be written in the future! Come on! Code word cows and horses [laugh][laugh]

- "The author's writing style is as delicate as silk, and every word seems to dance on the paper. It is a pleasure to read." - "There is poetic aura flowing in the words, and just a few strokes can make people feel... - "I was enlightened after reading this! You have broken down complicated truths so clearly that it seems to have opened a new window for thinking. " - "There is a philosopher's wisdom hidden behind the words. Every paragraph is worth chewing over and over again. It's true that 'seeing the mountain is not the mountain' - "The plot is laid out like a thread, and the foreshadowing is thousands of miles away, but there is no leakage. I can't help but be amazed when I read the ending!" - "The characters are portrayed as if they are stepping out of the pages of the book. Even the supporting characters are flesh and blood. What a keen observation!" - "Laugh until your mask splits! Your sense of humor is born with the 'joke gene', right? You can turn boring topics into cross talk!" - "I suggest you publish a "Language Comedy Tutorial" because of your ability to "talk nonsense" - "Reading your words is like drinking hot cocoa on a winter night. Every word is pressed into my heart, and I feel healed inexplicably. " - "Obviously it's someone else's story, but it makes me see my own reflection. This sense of resonance is so precious. " - "If words had color, yours would be the indigo in the twilight, with the depth of starlight and the gentleness of the evening breeze. " - "It's like building a crystal palace out of fragments of language.

The story is very good, the ideas are novel, and the opening arrangement is very reasonable and bold. It starts with 2,000 people in a county. Although there are some slight flaws in it, it does not affect the overall framework. The layout is bold and reasonable. The author has good historical knowledge and the character descriptions of various historical figures are also quite good. It is worth recommending reading.

Nice! People who watch it feel very happy, even more happy than watching The No. 1 Salted Fish in Ming Dynasty. I watched a little bit of Daming's No. 1 Salted Fish but didn't finish it. I am not very familiar with the history of the Ming Dynasty. Reading this book aroused my interest in reading official history.

Very good, generally no problems, just ignore some minor bugs, worth five stars I'm almost at chapter 200, and I can leave this book after chapter 50. The rest is all repetition, the same map, the same people, the same ideas for farming, and the projects keep accumulating until the reader becomes numb.

Nice. A relatively straightforward account of some incomprehensible historical events. I thought the ancients were a bit upright, only to realize that they were very narrow-minded.

The writing is humorous and witty, deeply exposing the ugly face of the scholar-bureaucrat class (including country gentry) in the early Ming Dynasty, and reflecting the control and manipulation of imperial power by vested interests in the past dynasties, even at the expense of controlling the world, with no regard for the lives of the people at the bottom. Worth reading.

To be honest, I personally think it was well written. Whether it is close to historical facts or not is not within my scope of consideration. I have read novels and still want to learn history from novels. People like that generally don't study well in history classes, and they are basically useless. But I felt very comfortable reading this book. I think this is rare.

The history of the struggle to be a county magistrate in the Ming and Hongwu dynasties is a bit idealistic, but it is generally okay. I look forward to more exciting plots in the future. Come on.

Although it's a bit blindly optimistic and whimsical, it's better than other nine-point historical novels, and it's mainly enjoyable.