What should I do if I accidentally travel to the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty?
A useless golden finger, a feudal and conservative native family, relatives and friends who talk like chickens and ducks...
Watch how the protagonist unites people from all walks of life step by step, reverses the outcome of the troubled times, regains control of the world, and falls drunk on the knees of a beautiful woman!
Reader comments
Look left and right, this thing never looks like a modern human being
The content is sophisticated and the author has carefully read history. Starting from a small character, the effect is more real than sticking to the face and opening it up. It is close to the lives of ordinary people and sees how you can protect yourself within the framework of history [laughing]
I have read the most rigorously written and fluent books of the late Ming Dynasty. The only shortcoming is that the protagonist is too petty in his behavior and does not have the heroic spirit of the Huguang people.
The writing is very good. The writing style is not as good as the top ones, but it is better than 99% of the people here. The setting of Goldfinger is also reasonable and clever. It is very good. Why is no one reading it?
Come on, come on, come on
Is the author from Wuchang or Jiangxia?
I give you five stars, thank you for your hard work... But in terms of character, I personally think it seems a little flawed, but it's just a personal preference.
Time travel in the late Ming Dynasty is systematic, and this is the best one I have seen. It's a cool article and not messy. I don't know why so few people read it.
Look left and right, this thing never looks like a modern human being
The content is sophisticated and the author has carefully read history. Starting from a small character, the effect is more real than sticking to the face and opening it up. It is close to the lives of ordinary people and sees how you can protect yourself within the framework of history [laughing]
I have read the most rigorously written and fluent books of the late Ming Dynasty. The only shortcoming is that the protagonist is too petty in his behavior and does not have the heroic spirit of the Huguang people.
The writing is very good. The writing style is not as good as the top ones, but it is better than 99% of the people here. The setting of Goldfinger is also reasonable and clever. It is very good. Why is no one reading it?
Come on, come on, come on
Is the author from Wuchang or Jiangxia?
I give you five stars, thank you for your hard work... But in terms of character, I personally think it seems a little flawed, but it's just a personal preference.
Time travel in the late Ming Dynasty is systematic, and this is the best one I have seen. It's a cool article and not messy. I don't know why so few people read it.