In the Seventh Year of Chongzhen, Players Descend to Sweep Through the Ming Dynasty
崇祯七年，玩家降临扫荡大明
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The best historical article I've ever read on Tomato so far. The main storyline is progressing smoothly, and the side stories are also quite engaging, featuring a clash between modern and ancient ways of doing things, as well as a reasonably absurd system. The use of various references isn't jarring and occasionally brings a smile to the reader's face.
The beginning was quite enjoyable, although there were some minor issues. For example, the author excessively uses the word "direct," sometimes two or three times in a short sentence, or five or six times on a single page. The plot was decent, and it was bearable. However, I couldn't bear to read any further with Wei Zhongxian.
It's good; I quite like this type of story. It's very good, and it's finished.
The story is highly engaging, and the writing is witty and humorous, making it a great read for relaxation. The only downside is that the author is too lazy and updates too slowly. 😏😏😏😏
Leading players to explore the Ming Dynasty Bald Thunder All The Ming Dynasty setting combined with the Fourth Natural Disaster offers fresh plot elements and makes it worthwhile to continue reading. The cheat is very powerful, and many operations are relatively simple and enjoyable. The characters are well-developed and each has their own distinct characteristics, making it much better than most light novels. Four or five stars, a new book in its seedling stage, let's round it up.
Putting aside any intellectual challenges, it's a thrilling and addictive book. To each their own, but it certainly hit my sweet spot lately. It's almost 2 AM, and I have to work tomorrow! What am I going to do?
This is incredibly awesome and exhilarating! They've even time-traveled to play a game, so don't tell me the internal energy is illogical. Anyone who says it's illogical is just being delusional. What's most important in playing games? It's the thrill, it's the crushing victory!
The subject matter is novel, the perspective is unique, the plot is exciting, the content is rigorous, the writing is good, and the ending is relatively satisfactory. The first and middle parts are very good, the pacing is a bit fast in the later stages, and the ending feels a bit rushed, although most of the plot holes are filled.
It's super good. I just saw that more of the Dolphs are going to fight. Next, we should get rid of Dorgon and Dodo. The Bordered Blue Banner and Bordered White Banner are already useless. Their side should be the Plain Red Banner. Huang Taiji probably couldn't contain them anymore. I doubt they'll dare come back next time; they'll probably lead the players out to chase them down and kill them.
The book's approach is brilliant, far superior to those systematic methods. This kind of thinking is incredibly engaging. I love it. Keep up the good work, author!