Heavenly Sword: Ming Founder, Nine Yin Manual from the Start

Song Qingshu likes to wipe Yin Susu's butt. Likes to make Yin Susu laugh. He likes to blame Yin Susu for the Longmen Escort Bureau that was destroyed. Like…

Yes, he is a tycoon with brains, ambitions, and a sharp edge, but the power layout is not in place yet. He said that if he wants to conquer the world, it is best to divide the land himself, establish a base for the rebel army in the mountainous areas, etc. Conquering the world cannot be done by others, otherwise it will be another Zhu Yuanzhang.

The pig's feet kill decisively but do not kill innocent people indiscriminately. It is not bad, not bad, and it is not the kind of person who rushes to lick a woman when he sees it. For this reason, I give it five stars.

The plot is reasonable and not draggy. It very well connects the world of martial arts with the real-life uprising. A very nice novel. It would be more convincing if the first two chapters could briefly introduce how to break the Peach Blossom Island trap. After all, neither Guo Fu nor Yeluqi knew the existence of the Nine Yin Manual. The novel ends in an anticlimax at the end, which is a shame for this novel!

Song Qingshu's Anti-Yuan Records

The author's writing is very good. I don't really like the non-martial arts parts. I skipped them all, but it still deserves five stars. It would be nice if Yin Susu had a higher sense of presence. But after all, the limitations of the times are too great. Women are limited to the framework of caring for their husbands and raising children. It is a pity that there is no room for such a good role.

The story is narrated smoothly and the characters in the book have distinct personalities. It is a very good novel.

It's okay, but I don't have a deep understanding of martial arts.

Fluent language and logical logic

If the pace was slower and there were 1 million words, there might be more reviews.