Livestreaming the Late Ming Dynasty Across Two Worlds: Technology Builds the Nation, and Tips Pour In
双穿明末直播，科技兴国打赏爆棚
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Good book, funny and reasonable. It may be difficult to save the Ming Dynasty, but it is actually not difficult to save Chongzhen. The Ming Dynasty died due to financial bankruptcy. It is difficult to save the gods without money. It is not a big problem to have money in the late Ming Dynasty. After all, it is the Han Dynasty. It is not like the Yuan and Qing Dynasties where everyone calls for beating. As long as there is money to solve the famine, Chongzhen's imperial power is still very stable!
Although I have always scorned the subject of live broadcast, this book has clear logic and is still worth reading. It's really better to write about a parallel world. What's the point of writing about it to influence future generations? The plot and writing logic are obviously quite good. To be honest, there is really no need for a whole destiny system. We are obviously here to see the protagonist lead the Ming Dynasty to conquer the world. Who cares about future generations?
It's so embarrassing, the theme is double penetration + live broadcast, the plot is very imaginative and very funny, I can't stop it, I really can't stop it. No one said a word. Chongzhen + Mingwang are also invincible. I just feel like there are not many people watching!
It's very good, the concept is clever, the subject matter is novel, it's interesting, and it's funny. After reading many of them, I felt they were completely boring and had no sense of involvement. I personally think this book and the previous one are worth reading, both of which are good-looking.
It's really good. The author did check some historical details in the early stage, but it's a pity that it's not complete. Like traditional Chinese medicine, surgery actually existed in the late Ming Dynasty, and relevant surgical instruments have been unearthed. There is almost no difference from modern ones. It is also commendable that some of the pitfalls in the system have been almost filled, and there are no major problems. And there is no situation where the system's combat power has collapsed. This is the main reason why I don't like system texts. Overall, it's very good, and the playback and playback is very restrained and natural. Unfortunately, the author has castrated a lot of side plots due to streaming, which is really a pity. I hope the author will get better and better and keep up the good work
It's very interesting and enjoyable to read. It makes people feel very relaxed while watching it. Especially the interaction in the live broadcast room. I must raise the rating.
I encourage you to use the five-star convention. There are indeed a lot of poisonous points in the early stage, but after a hundred chapters, it is quite enjoyable to read. It is a small enjoyable novel. You can skip reading without affecting the viewing experience. If you don't like the plot, you can skip one or two chapters, and even look at the table of contents to find yourself. You can read whatever chapters you like. That's just me. You'll know how long it took me. Anyway, I finished reading it, so I won't go into details. After all, I skipped through it, but the overall plot is pretty good, quite funny, and step-by-step. It's worth watching.
I came here from the author's last book, which was very funny, and this book is also very light-hearted and funny. I didn't plan to read it at first. After all, there are a lot of books on this subject, but there is a shortage of books, and the author has finished reading the previous book, so I tried to read this book. There must be some things in the book that others think are unreasonable, but there is no need to take it too seriously when reading novels. I read the latest chapter in one day, and I didn't feel any flaws. I was very happy and funny.
Okay, very good. I'm not good at praising people, but works like this on Tomatoes are really rare. The author writes very well, with a unique perspective and novel stance. I hope the author will update more. Also, I hope it won't collapse in the later period. Changes in future generations need to be gradual [smile][smile][smile][smile]
In a word, the setting is awesome. It was the first time I saw a way to explain the grandfather paradox in addition to parallel worlds, and I couldn't find any logical faults. Later on, in addition to the time-travel theory, there was another setting that perfectly explained the current series of problems. I can only say that the logic is invincible. In short, this book is really good. There are points to watch and points to watch, and logic and logic.