Conquering the Great Ming Is Easier Than Passing Its Exams
打进大明，比考进大明容易
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- Great Ming: I Came Last in the Palace Exam, So I Rebelled大明：开局殿试垫底，我反了Former title · until Oct 2026
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Very good and interesting subject matter! Really, that's it for now. I haven't read it yet. I'll comment after I finish it. Come on, author There is also an exaggeration. If the gentry and wealthy families in the entire county are so vicious, there should be very few of them, or they may have rebelled long ago, waiting for the protagonist to come over. . . . Don't be too exaggerated. There should be good people, some who appear to be good people, and some who are selfish but not vicious.
The most passionate thing is the title of each chapter. I wish all chapters would be labeled "Forbidden City" immediately. But in fact, they are still wandering around the base. I haven't actually read much of it, so I shouldn't comment so early, but I already feel disappointed. It's so easy for you to rebel. You don't even need to advance in technology to be far ahead...
Very good, this subject is relatively rare The impression given to me by the protagonist is that the thunder is loud and the raindrops are light. The slogans are loud but the actual actions are nothing 🤭
The Jiajing rebellion was a bit difficult. He was not in trouble in the early stage. He had been thinking about how to govern. It was not until he was deprived of military power that he started to fail. It would be better to start the rebellion after Zhang Juzheng died in Wanli.
The content of the plot is first-rate, and the beginning is very attractive. Moreover, the rebellion is really going on steadily, step by step. The foundation must be stabilized first and then it can be planned slowly. Moreover, the platoon drills are also written in more detail. It is not just empty airs, but has real materials. It is very beautiful! By the way, I updated to the last chapter, why is there no reward function?
It's almost the same type as the previous book, but it's obviously more logical. The plot is more prominent and depicts people's hearts and plans. It's no longer like killing people all the way like the previous book. The protagonist is still the same as the previous book, as the mastermind behind the scenes. It can be said to be a group portrait. Support the author
It brought me back to the feeling I had when I watched "Shao Song". All the characters' confrontations were of high IQ, and they were not cheating or brainless. Every step of the plot was well connected. I hope the author will continue to work hard and update it soon!
It's pretty good to watch, but what's a bit bad is that it's rare to have such a miserable life after traveling through time. Although I focus on studying, it's not difficult to start a small business.
The writing seems very comfortable and the plot is smooth. The current score is too low. This article deserves at least 9.0
It's good. It's not a prick. It's rare for an official in the mid-to-late Ming Dynasty to write an event. It's delicate but not procrastinating, and it's decisive but not cruel. The early stage is very well laid out, and the incident doesn't appear to be sudden.