Mistaken for an Immortal, I’m Asked by Old Zhu to Change the Nation’s Fate

The writing is quite good, but the early stage is too difficult. I wanted to kill the protagonist when they first met. He inadvertently pretended to be cool and immediately admired it. He changed the names of modern things too outrageously. Then the protagonist's younger brother became a prince. After being ordered by the emperor, he did not tell his identity (it seems that the relationship is not that strong. It is understandable that the novel routine conceals the identity). The protagonist is always allowed to propose new things without reward (a common routine). In terms of conclusion, it is a very good historical text.

All the members are gods, Zhu Biao who backhandedly exposed the protagonist after finding his parents, Zhu Yuanzhang who would have killed the protagonist if someone hadn't stopped him, and the protagonist who likes to have a warm face but a cold butt.

The writing is not bad, but the emperor does not need to pretend to be himself all the time. It is said at the beginning that the nine tribes will be killed. The suggestions given by the protagonist are immediately adopted by the emperor. He has been dealing with the emperor. It is impossible for modern people to imagine that the protagonist is Zhu Yuanzhang. Always the same routine

I only want to say one thing. Lao Zhu's head was buzzing, a bolt of lightning flashed across his head, and he was struck by invisible thunder so many times. Is he still okay? It feels like I have to be hacked three times in every chapter

Read the beginning to the end, and I've read Chapter 23. If what I said is different, you can comment and tell me. Predictably, this book has basically no story. I guess the rules of the book are this: Li Tao casually talked about some knowledge points at home Zhu Erbi went home happily and told the ministers. Then he was questioned and praised, and finally implemented it. Then he went back to meet Li again, asked him if he had any questions, and then came back to implement it. Is that so? Writing novels is not popular science literature. I always see this kind of literature being the same. If it's different, you can tell me in the comment section, but I'm too lazy to spend time on this book at the moment. Can you tell me the same thing?

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It seems that the identity was revealed in the previous chapters, but it was only for the first few chapters. Maybe the author was a little messy when he first wrote it, but it got better after that. Overall, it was pretty good.

It's a great book, why is the rating so low? The writing style is also very suitable to my taste. It gets more and more exaggerated later on, and it's all about rhetoric.

The content is substantial, the logic is clear, and the characters are well-characterized. It is not just a simple read, but you can also learn some useful knowledge. It's just that some sentences appear many times in the article, which makes it seem a little short of words, and also... There are too few... It's not enough to read [face covering] I have read more than 300 chapters for more than ten hours, and I have finished them. Although it is a bit cliche in the early stage, it still stands up to scrutiny in the end. As long as the author maintains his posture and does not write the kind of story where Lao Zhu kneels down and licks the protagonist, it can be regarded as one of the few good stories in Tomato [Like]