Late Ming: I Beat the Eight Banners to a Pulp!

First of all, I found the storyline to be exciting and fascinating. Each chapter is full of surprises and challenges, making it impossible to put down. The character of the male protagonist is brave, resourceful, and a bit sinister and cunning [cool], and the supporting characters are also relatively vivid and three-dimensional. Each character has their own unique personality traits, and the description of their inner world also makes these characters full-bodied. It is not the kind of novel where everyone except the protagonist is a background board [like] [like]. Secondly, the overall structure of the novel down to the detail processing, each chapter can be related to each other. I can still remember what I wrote before. The author's writing style is also very good. Although occasionally some details are not written correctly, it does not affect the overall perception. I hope the author will be more rigorous and diligent, and please write the words [ send heart] [ send heart]

In the late Ming Dynasty, those without family background were cannon fodder. Literary Donglin Party, Zhejiang Party and Jin Party can make you die without a burial place.

If you want to get iron cavalry, you can only go to Mongolia or Siberia. The protagonist can find a substitute to disguise himself and take some soldiers and horses to Guangning to garrison for a while under the court to wait for development, while the protagonist himself wears a mask to guard the gold guard and change the flag.

The fragrance of ink fills the years, and the year of the Snake is full of auspiciousness. Thank you all book friends for participating in feasts of knowledge with me in the past years. In the new year, I hope that everyone will find endless wisdom and peace in the pages of books, and meet better selves in words. May you be blessed with profound blessings and always be accompanied by the fragrance of books.

Quite interesting! I just don't know if I will be the emperor in the end! If not done properly, it is poisonous.

It's very exciting. Don't let Qin Liangyu go offline. The national crisis is at the forefront. Faced with all kinds of difficulties, he is still willing to fight for the country and put down the rebellion. I hope the book can still give a better ending. After all, in the late Ming Dynasty, there were too many heroes who shed their lives and blood and left too many regrets. It is really a pity. (Lu Xiangsheng, Sun Chuanting, Cao Wenzhao, Cao Bianjiao, Man Gui, Qin Liangyu, Shi Kefa, etc.) Come on! I wish the author a speedy recovery. I will always be here (maybe! As long as my body can hold on, I will wait for you to come back and continue to write and update)

Didn't we say that Ao Bai died earlier? Why did he come back to life later?

The author's writing is good, humorous but not vulgar. The plot progresses very quickly, resulting in a lack of details about the war. Although it is a refreshing article, it is not to the extent of being stored in the brain. At present, it does not feel inconsistent, and it is a straightforward read.

The sun, moon, mountains and rivers are always there! The Ming Dynasty will last forever! The Ming army is mighty!

Excellent items from dynasty books that you can keep and read, put them on your bookshelf!