Great Ming: Helping Jiajing Make Money and Seize the Throne from the Start

It is true that none of Zhu Houcong's sons lived long. In fact, if Zhu Houcong had lived a few more years, he would have had no sons.

So far, this is a very good book. It is not violent, nor does it have any plots that are deliberately pretentious and slap in the face. The writing is also relatively smooth.

It's very interesting, but it's not very popular. I'm afraid the author will run away.

No poking, no poking, it's just that you can carry things between two time and space, which is not good, but everything else is fine.

Funny version of being an official

It seems to be a purely Machiavellian article, which is good, but I always want to go back to Blue Star. I hope it can continue to be purely Machiavellian in the future. Don't touch the military and people's livelihood. If you do, you should maintain your true nature as a traitor. Don't be brainwashed by modern fairy tale education. No power is clean. The world is as black as crows.

For an author, his performance is quite good. Some shortcomings do exist, but the performance is not bad. Similar themes are almost all common problems, but this author has performed very well. The pace of this book gave me the feeling that it would be completed in two or three hundred pages. There is no problem with the rhythm, but the content is mainly difficult to expand.

Remember, Ming Dynasty 1566. Very nice.

It's quite interesting. It seems like there aren't many Tomatoes writing about this fanfic.

I personally feel that this book can actually be less systematic. If the system is removed, then the emotions of the protagonist will appear very real. If the protagonist helps King King up, then he must be very capable. After waking up in modern times, relying on his own abilities, can he live a bad life?