Late Ming: I Really Never Meant to Become Emperor!

The powerful civil servants in the late Ming Dynasty talked about the principles of saints and sages, but in their hearts they cared about their own property. They blocked taxes collected by the court, hid when the country was in danger, and surrendered when foreign enemies came. I still miss Mongolia, but I miss an era that allowed them to pay taxes, enclose land, suck blood, and be masters forever. This is traitorous behavior. It would be a pity not to exterminate those who own large amounts of land.

I think the writing is pretty good, but there are a few typos. Five stars for your support. If you continue writing, I will read it. [Pout] Don't stop.

In fact, the reason for the defeat of the Ming Dynasty was because of his corrupt physique. Ah, I don't know if the author understands. In fact, why the Ming Dynasty was so easily defeated by the Qing soldier? It was because the Ming Dynasty soldier did not have armor, and of course the Qing Dynasty soldiers did not have armor either. Ah, if both sides have no armor, they will of course rely on bows and arrows, because the rate of fire of this musket is too low.

The book is a good book, but the update speed is so ridiculous that it will take years and months to finish it.

Not bad, quite interesting

I could have given it five stars, but your update is too difficult. Yes, it's not slow, it's difficult!

It looks great, but I don't feel like the author of Tomato.

Not bad, too many typos. But what about Goldfinger? ?

Author, why haven't you updated yet? What are you doing?

It looks pretty good so far! The writing is sophisticated, the plot progression is not tedious, and the character creation is okay. It is a work with potential.