[Plot] + [In the name of the people] + [Ming Dynasty 1566] + [Multiple female protagonists]
Gao Yuliang, who was at the end of his rope, unexpectedly came to the Ming Dynasty, and his soul passed through Yan Shifan, a famous powerful minister in the Jiajing period.
He has a thorough understanding of the nature of feudal society, possesses superb political wisdom, and masters advanced science and technology.
How to reverse Yan Shifan's image as a traitor?
How to break the deadlock of changing rice into mulberry?
How to realize the desire of a prosperous country and a strong people?
He forced the Ming Dynasty to break out of Asia and dominate the world by imposing a sea ban, conquering Anda, and destroying island countries!
Reader comments
The content is quite satisfactory. If we go by the cover story, Gao Yuliang's IP was the first thing that attracted me to read this book. 1 Star out of 3 stars is given to Teacher Gao, and 2 stars are given to the author's historical background. But among Tomato novels, I dare say that this novel is not "beatable" enough. Why? You can refer to other leather novels or other time-travel novels. You will find that their novels will have a small climax at the beginning to attract the reader's attention. Whether it is a Dragon King novel or an urban novel, they will first introduce what is different about the protagonist. According to this article, the only unique thing is Gao Yuliang, so how to show his unique advantages to readers is what the author needs to consider. From Chapter 1 to Chapter 13, to be honest, I didn't feel any small climax, which can easily make readers feel "bored". I hope the author can use more humorous writing or a more fulfilling plot to attract readers. But as a novice author, what I have seen so far is at least historically accurate, and it can be seen that the author has carefully checked the relevant information. I hope the author will continue to work hard! [Praise]
I was confused when I saw Chapter 8. I couldn't feel Gao Yuliang. He was just like an ordinary person who had watched 1566 and traveled through the past. He neither opened a harem nor engaged in economics. I suggest changing it (there is no sense of immersion)
The content is quite satisfactory. If we go by the cover story, Gao Yuliang's IP was the first thing that attracted me to read this book. 1 Star out of 3 stars is given to Teacher Gao, and 2 stars are given to the author's historical background. But among Tomato novels, I dare say that this novel is not "beatable" enough. Why? You can refer to other leather novels or other time-travel novels. You will find that their novels will have a small climax at the beginning to attract the reader's attention. Whether it is a Dragon King novel or an urban novel, they will first introduce what is different about the protagonist. According to this article, the only unique thing is Gao Yuliang, so how to show his unique advantages to readers is what the author needs to consider. From Chapter 1 to Chapter 13, to be honest, I didn't feel any small climax, which can easily make readers feel "bored". I hope the author can use more humorous writing or a more fulfilling plot to attract readers. But as a novice author, what I have seen so far is at least historically accurate, and it can be seen that the author has carefully checked the relevant information. I hope the author will continue to work hard! [Praise]
I was confused when I saw Chapter 8. I couldn't feel Gao Yuliang. He was just like an ordinary person who had watched 1566 and traveled through the past. He neither opened a harem nor engaged in economics. I suggest changing it (there is no sense of immersion)
The author writes carefully