
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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- Completed
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- 741k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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The best historical article I have read on Tomato so far You can clearly feel the advancement of the main plot, and the description of the branch stories is also exciting enough. There is a conflict between modern and ancient styles of acting, and there are also system contents that are not outrageous. The use of various memes is not too obtrusive and can occasionally make people smile. Deliberately ignoring the description of the unreasonable parts can be considered a very clever thing on the part of the author, and he has avoided some poisonous points. In fact, readers of historical texts in online novels mostly feel regret for the splendid history during their reading process. If they could really go back to the past, who wouldn't want to make some changes. Come on, author, the book is beautiful
I was quite happy to read it, although there are some minor problems. For example, the author particularly likes to use "direct". Sometimes there are two or three direct in a short sentence, and five or six in a page, but the plot is not bad, and I can still read it if I can bear it. Seeing that Wei Zhongxian really couldn't stand it anymore, she went to deal with the issue of the imperial examination reform scholars crying in the temple, but her focus was not on the stubbornness of these scholars and their pedantry and harming the country, but on the other party scolding her. She "hated them so much" because she was scolded, and beat more than a dozen people to death. She also said that "they should be executed alive, and then thrown into the eighteenth level of hell forever" (author's original words). Once you have some power in your hands, you become lawless. It's scary and neurotic.
It's beautiful. I prefer this type of writing. It's great, and it's finished
The story is very strong, the writing is witty and humorous, and it is really a good leisure product. The only shortcoming is that the author is too lazy and the updates are too slow [smile][smile][smile][smile]
Lead players into the Ming Dynasty Written by Tu Leidu Ming Dynasty + The Fourth Natural Disaster, the plot is fresh and interesting, making it interesting to read on. The plug-in is very strong, and many operations are relatively simple and refreshing. The characters are well created and each has its own characteristics, which is much better than most short stories. Four to five stars, new book seedlings, round up.
All things aside, this is a fun book to follow. Everyone has their own preference for radish and cabbage, but it's what makes me happy these days. It's almost 2 o'clock in the middle of the night, and I have to go to work tomorrow! What to do?
It's so awesome and so cool. You've traveled through time and played games. Don't tell me that it's unreasonable to have internal strength. It's unreasonable to say that you're just one-handed and two-armed. What's the most important thing about playing games? It's fun, it's crushing, but if you don't have any internal strength, you let a group of modern people fight against a group of people who crawled out of the dead in feudal society? Come on, author, it's so good, I just want to start following up after reading it [laughs]
The subject matter is novel, the angle is novel, the plot is exciting, the content is rigorous, the writing is good, and the ending is relatively satisfactory. The early and middle stages are very good, but the tempo is a little faster in the later stages. The ending is a bit rushed, and most of the pitfalls are filled.
Super nice. I just saw more Duo fighting, Next, it's time to kill Dorgon and Duduo, right? The blue flag and the white flag are no longer in use. Their side should be the red flag? Huang Taiji should be unable to surround him. I guess I won't dare to come here next time, I'll probably lead the players to chase him and kill him. I hope that domestic land reform and other matters will not be too complicated, which will be unpleasant. Update soon!
The ideas in this book are very cool, compared to those systems. This idea is super nice. I love so much. Big cheers for the author!