**

At present, this book has two protagonists, Lao Zhu and the time traveler. The Golden Finger is a meeting space dedicated to the emperors of the Zhu family that runs through multiple timelines and can exchange information across eras. Due to the one-dimensional nature of time, when the founding emperor learns about future generations, he can change the destiny of the dynasty upstream in the timeline. This is the main line of the story. Lao Zhu is the first protagonist and is responsible for the story line. The time traveler is the second protagonist, responsible for creating conflicts and creating excitement. This setting is very clever, and the writing is also excellent. The overall score should be about 9.3.

This book looks very enjoyable. The main reason is that it is not like other historical novels, which either marry princesses or make inventions. There is only one woman in three chapters, and there is also a harem novel in which all of them are beautiful, sexy and in love with the protagonist. The whole book is about Lao Zhu falling in love and killing each other, and there is not even a woman.

This novel can actually be viewed from another novel perspective. It is a love story about a domineering president who, with the help of a group of dog-headed military advisors, pursues the love story of a sick and weak heroine who has repeatedly acted like a monster. The male protagonist is a sickly female protagonist who acts like a demon, Zhu Yuanzhang is the domineering president, and the emperors in the Ancestral Temple are dog-headed military advisors.

I really like the setting of making up for regrets that directly affects future generations, especially the meeting of emperors of various dynasties in the Ancestral Temple, but the update pace is too slow. After reading so many Tomato books, I found that as long as I regard Zhu Yunwen as a villain for a long time, it is basically a hydrological [face-covering] pattern mixed with long and non-nutritious psychological descriptions and dialogues. This is the upper limit.

It is particularly beautiful. It intuitively displays the intrigues of all parties, and unabashedly explains the existence of interests of all parties. This book is written in a system, but the system does not help the protagonist, and everything depends on the protagonist to survive. Driving in two lanes: The main protagonist commits suicide to return home. In the Sixteenth Dynasty of the Ming Dynasty, the emperors of each dynasty carried out development in order to continue the future of the Ming Dynasty. Perhaps there is no protagonist, but the various elements are obvious. There is very little content describing the protagonist. Many of them are from the perspective of inside and outside the court, which gives us a God's perspective. Everyone has a vivid personality. It is really a masterpiece.

This kind of book can actually be regarded as a kind of abusive text. At least that's the core. Not a cool article. Because it is said in Buddhism that all living beings suffer from eight kinds of suffering: birth, old age, illness, death, separation from love, not being able to seek what they want, meeting resentment and hatred, and the five yin being strong. Traditional sadomasochism writings are all about these, and they are nothing more than combinations of the eight sufferings, and they never depart from their origins. Romance movies focus on love and separation, while workplace movies focus on resentment and hatred. To put it bluntly, resentment and hatred are the continuous negative emotions caused by having to continue to come into contact with people or things you hate, such as interpersonal conflicts, environmental pressure, etc. As for our article, which dangles a carrot that we can never eat, in the final analysis, we cannot ask for it. It refers to the sense of frustration and loss when pursuing goals but failing to achieve them, such as career failure to meet expectations, disillusionment of ideals, etc. This suffering results from an unfulfilled desire for material or spiritual satisfaction.

The writing is very good, there are no bad points, and it can be read by both men and women. It is just that the foreshadowing is a bit long, but it doesn't have any foreshadowing and it doesn't look good, so I skipped a few places, but the writing is really good and the character description is pretty good, but the male protagonist is a bit too old, a bit like a college student, but it is super good-looking, I hope it won't fall apart later, please give it a boost, the author

It looks very enjoyable, there is almost no cowardice, and the protagonist will not die at all, not to mention there is no CP, there is no drama about loving the country more than the beauty, and sometimes some funny details are interspersed. Well, if you use your brain, you don't need to use a lot. People like me who come to Tomato to find books just want to have fun, so it's quite suitable. I highly recommend it! ! !

8.5-9.0 Among the death essays, this one is the most logical and lasts the longest. I have read other Hongwu death essays. Some of them are good at scolding, some are good at criticizing Zhu Yuanzhang, and some are working hard to confirm the future after seeing Zhu Yuanzhang. Some focus on contrast and humorous language, but none of them are as durable as this one. Those essays started to go awry after the early outbreak and after writing several of the more prominent events in Hongwu. It seems that they don't know how to conceive the follow-up plot. This article is mediocre in terms of rhetoric and insufficient in contrast. It's not a fun read, but the plot concept is good, you can always find the killing points, and the logic is self-consistent. I've read more than 60% of it and I don't want to read it anymore because it's always repetitive and the language is mediocre, so I've lost my expectations. But among this type of writing, this is a long-lasting masterpiece.

Historical literature lovers should read with caution... There are many places in the book that are unreadable even without thinking... The minister could actually say in front of Zhu Yuanzhang that you and the scholar-bureaucrats will rule the world together... [Laughs] There are not enough historical articles, but funny articles and "seeking 4️⃣" articles are still acceptable...

It's quite enjoyable to watch, and you can also write about some of the bad policies of the Ming Dynasty. It would be even better if Taoist Master Jiajing could be involved.

It's super good-looking. It's logical and not brainless. It can be seen that the author has his own opinions and thoughts on history. It's just too short. But I can't bear to make it fatter, so I update it every day (ง •̀_•́)ง Super good-looking.

Five stars because I like it. The real score is about 8 points. The advantage is that although I think the characters are a bit stereotyped, they are vivid and three-dimensional, and the character motivations are very logical. The plot is smooth and the baggage effect is also very good. Finally, there is an eight-point ending. The shortcoming is that it felt a little flat in the end, the author was tired of writing, and the ending was a little hasty. It would be better if we could control the whole big explosion before the end and shake the big baggage. In short, it is a good article that is suitable for leisure and entertainment.

I've finished reading it. It's good to read. Among this kind of persuasive articles, it's considered the first echelon for now, but it's a bit rare.

When I first started reading this book, I still had a disdainful attitude. I had read many novels with similar themes in the past, and the content was pretty much the same, so I used other novels as a standard when reading. For example, sometimes the protagonist's actions are very illogical, sometimes he does not show correct views, sometimes he feels not kind enough, etc... As I continued reading, I suddenly realized that I was so greatly affected by the novel. I think books can bring people good experiences and changes. Although this is just a novel, it does not go off topic (the protagonist's final thoughts have not changed) or follow the crowd (the protagonist is not afraid of death, or even afraid of anything that affects him), and I also gained some introspective insights through it: Reading books should be viewed as a bystander. , So I think this is a pretty good book, and the subject matter is also very novel (I feel that the author's outline is very ambitious, not only to change history to save regrets, but also to transform the protagonist to truly serve the people), I hope the author can continue to maintain a good writing state.

The writing is so good and the subject matter is novel. I like it and highly recommend it!

The content ideas are pretty good and worth a read. The reason why I couldn't resist commenting in advance is that I really can't bear to break a sentence into several paragraphs, and even half a sentence has to be broken into a single paragraph. Sometimes I can't tell who is speaking between the two parties in the conversation. As for the "all the time" question. . I hope the author is more rigorous.

It's been a long time since I reviewed a novel about history. As for this novel, I read it from the beginning of Chapter 1 to more than 200 chapters later. I have a different feeling every time I read it. Lin Hao and Ming Taizu Ming Chengzu also wrote about some big and small things in the Ming Dynasty, and it was also done through a change of history. Of course, what I value most is the attitude towards Japanese pirates. Chang Bang, although in the Ming Dynasty, the neighboring neighboring countries regarded the Ming Dynasty as the superior country, but at that time, there was really no understanding of the situation of the subordinate countries, which also points out this point. Therefore, this novel is very good-looking overall, and it is worth reading. In the end, it was a little bit short, but the update was too slow, two chapters a day, too few, and the plot and character creation were very good.

This is really good, and part of it is because I have read a 1,000-chapter comic before, and now I come back to read it. It is so comfortable. The most important thing is that the novel actually scored 8.9, But the viewing experience is not as good as this one, which has an 8.5. It is recommended that the two be equally divided and exchanged. The exchange was also successful, but it's a pity that the author couldn't finish it perfectly due to life reasons.

Relying on the narration of the pros and cons of Lao Zhu and the Last Emperor, the comparison of historical scenes is very consistent. It is considered a masterpiece of this series.

Absolutely good-looking, and very good at criticizing people. Just watch the protagonist attack Zhu Yuanzhang, and then watch Zhu Yuanzhang break his defense. The spraying is very reasonable, and the spraying and pattern pots are not repeated. Lao Zhu's reaction is basically different every time, and the author is still very attentive. There is no one-size-fits-all approach. Not bad indeed. Starred.

It's quite interesting. When I read it at the end, I realized it was a completed novel. It's great that I can finally read a finished book. I really like the finale. There is no harem, no unsatisfactory interactions with other emperors, and the whole story is about Zhu Yuanzhang, who really fell in love and killed each other.

I like it very much. I don't know why there are so many bad reviews. Is the author's real name Lin Hao? Why is the male protagonist in every novel called Lin Hao? I don't know if it is updated every day. Half of the novels I read are gone and they are neither good nor bad. I looked for other novels by the author. The genres are similar. Does the author like Daming? I think it's a great book, but why are there so many bad reviews? Is it because different people read the book or something else? I think it's super good! Looking forward to the author's update soon!

The protagonist has always wanted to return to modern times, and has never been shaken by the emperor's preference or the help of people around him. He is strong-willed and extremely responsible. He is practical and reliable in his work. He performs his duties conscientiously and never gives in to the principles he adheres to.

It's a very interesting book. I don't know much about history, but at least the logic of the characters in the book is self-consistent and smooth. Even the Jianwen Group, which is temporarily considered a villain, is not a brainless clown. It is better than most Tomato Man videos. Some authors just wrote that they are modern people and need to have modern ethics. Within a few chapters, they started to open a harem and trample on ancient people. It suddenly lost interest.

This is a good book about historical fantasy. The story line: In the 25th year of Hongwu, the protagonist Lin Hao frequently committed suicide for 500 million yuan. However, Zhu Yuanzhang also had a similar system that could talk to his descendants, thereby changing history and correcting mistakes. So far, there's nothing poisonous about it (I've read Chapter 130 so far)

The writing is quite good. In the author's own set of settings, the writing is quite reasonable. As long as the protagonist is executed by Zhu Yuanzhang himself, he will return to the real world and become a rich man. Therefore, he rushes to the unreasonable place in the early Ming Dynasty and affects the development of the Ming Dynasty, which is a system that is backward in the world. The system set up by Lao Zhu is to death, but he does not know that Lao Zhu can see the descendants of the emperors behind him in the side hall. If he changes it here, the subsequent historical process will change. It is a good novel...

I read this from the author's last book. It's a very interesting plot. It's good to read. Good luck, author👏

It's quite fun. I watched it for four hours yesterday. You can watch it if you have nothing to do. Protagonist: Why am I not dead yet? ! What's wrong? ? ? Lao Zhu: Why did he die again? ! No, we have to catch him! ! !

The advantage of this book is that the protagonist has excellent ability to seek death and has successfully returned to modern times and enjoyed many blessings. However, it is a pity that the book was written by Lao Zhu, who has lost his favor. So as we all know, the pig's feet in the storyline world are hard-working clowns who can never go home. The shortcomings are very simple, because the person who wrote the book is not the emperor after all, so writing the book is hard, reading the book is hard, all the Ming emperors in the story except Zhu Chongba are hard, and the pig's feet who have been working hard to become a clown are even harder. I've seen Chapter 177, and it actually looks pretty cool. The premise is that you have to resist the clever Zhu Yuanzhang's clever plan to turn the pig's trotter Tianhu brand into a dada set meal. Everything is good.