
Great Ming Power Minister: Starting as a Page in the Zhang Household
大明权相:从张府书童开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 174k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
82Chapters
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The author added a lot of private settings, such as He Xinyin's origin and Zhu Xian's status as a civil servant. But since it is a novel, you should read this work with the attitude of judging novels. The plot of the novel is very ups and downs. It is humorous in the early stage and is good at catching the readers' attention. The transformation of the protagonist in the process is also very natural, not the kind of sudden change that changes the world as soon as he travels through time. The information I reviewed may not be comprehensive, but no one is perfect. Writing a novel requires a long outline, and you cannot change the entire novel just because of one plot. Moreover, the author's writing style is very good and his foundation is very solid. The arrangement of the plot is also relatively natural. Believe me, this is definitely another 90% or more cryptic text. Strong recommendation. (I am currently reading Chapter 59, which is my latest chapter. Don't use my reading time as an issue. It is a masterpiece and should be appreciated by more people)
It was well written and gave me a sense of what the imperial examinations in the Ming Dynasty were like.
What is the relationship between the protagonist and the Gu family? The author will give a little spoiler.
This guy still needs to be trained, so I give him four stars.
Chapter 52 now, it feels good. I'm too lazy to write a long review.
Is he a family child? Don't call Zhang Juzheng by the wrong name when he marries that Miss Gu 😂 The portrayal of the old Taoist priest is not very obvious
I made a bet, but no one is watching.
Shu Huang can continue to chase.
It has a solid foundation in literary rhyme and is worth reading as a historical text.
Absolutely, 9 points for a good book