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Daming, Daming, Daming, 9.2 or Above! ! ! the Following No! Don't Be Blind!
I want to read a book similar to "The blind eldest grandson of the Ming Dynasty, Lao Zhu doted on me like crazy".
Historical Article, Please Don't Read Nonsense.
It doesn't mean it's completely historical, but at least it's not outrageous. There are powerful plots and games, and the games must be reasonable and reasonable. There is no reason to be confused at every turn and believe the protagonist when you see them. The language does not need to be completely elegant, but don't just use Internet hot words to express Chinese quintessence.
Good Writing, Historical Writing
I want to read a book like "About the Prince of the Southern Dynasties I Impersonated". It's really good. I recommend it. I highly recommend it. Let me see it quickly.











The best novel describing the late Ming Dynasty. There are not so many emotional lines. The war scenes are based on facts and are very detailed and not procrastinating. Excellent product.
The writing is very good, it understands history and military affairs, and the description of war is detailed and consistent with common sense. Of course, there are also illogical places, such as issues such as the internal palace staff taking vacations and coming and going at will. I hope the author pays attention to details and doesn't take anything for granted.
The author could change the protagonist's name to Chongzhen. In addition, Sun Chuanting's writing is excellent, but the official position is not clear. In the Ming Dynasty, there was generally no such position as a governor. They were all governors. The title of governor was usually given by the title of Shangshu of the Ministry of War, and the title of minister was called governor.
Different from previous time-travel articles, I don't mess around and act decisively. I look forward to the progress in the future!
Not bad, quite attractive
Looks good, looks good
Find a new way, the language is profound
This is a rare time-travel work about the late Ming Dynasty. It is brilliantly written and has a strong sense of immersion. It is recommended to be made into a series [Like]
Very well written and interesting
I just want to see a different Battle of Songshan
After reading so many books, I have found one that I am satisfied with
This novel is pretty good, one of the best among novels written in the late Ming Dynasty.
A great book to read
The rhythm is okay, not wordy
The author writes really well The author can change Lin Ning's title to Chongzhen.
The story has ups and downs and is very historical!
College students from the history department travel to Chongzhen to change history
2014 Has been so difficult. I felt it was very difficult even before I knew it. The author should give me a lot of encouragement.
After reading dozens of novels from the late Ming Dynasty, this book's rating should be above 9. Buried.
Yes, it's not a mindless time travel novel. At least the protagonist doesn't know everything, he's a normal person who has traveled through time [laughing]
Unlike other Shuangwen novels in the late Ming Dynasty, the protagonist has an aura of invincibility, but the protagonist has gains and losses, and has real back-and-forth with his opponents.
It is very well written, well organized and not overwhelming. It is a good book worth reading.
The novel has a strong sense of substitution and is basically consistent with history. The plot is compact and the characters are vividly described. It is a rare and excellent historical novel about the souls of the Ming Dynasty.
Level and well written.
Objective and true, well written
Okay, very well written.
A great start and then continue.
If you have to work hard, keep working hard
Not bad, quite interesting
Silently, I went up to the west building alone, the moon was like a hook