The True Record of the Late Ming

Yes, it's really good. I'm tired of seeing protagonists who know all about history and yet kill decisively as soon as they travel through time. This kind of self-reliant, gentle and humane protagonist is really good. Open your eyes to see the first person in the world - Emperor Zhu Youjian of the Ming Dynasty 😄

This is the most exciting time-travel novel I have ever read. It is a cool model without a brainless start of killing everyone. It is very real. An ordinary person draws his sword and looks around at a loss after traveling through the late Ming Dynasty. It is similar to the real Chongzhen. I suggest the author open an extra chapter after finishing the story, and update it quickly.

I don't know how to rate 6.2 Points. Maybe I rated it after reading the previous question about Yuan Chonghuan. To be honest, I am opposed to using Yuan Chonghuan, but when I think about it, there seems to be no particularly good candidate. He can be not killed or accused, but he can't be killed suddenly by torture. I personally think that. The author's arrangements in the front are pretty good, especially in the middle period. The front and back are relatively slow, but overall it is reasonable. Deal with the national affairs first and deal with foreign enemies. There are several tricks I have never seen in the late Ming Dynasty. It is to move the capital first to Nanjing and then move the capital. This directly solves the biggest problem in the late Ming Dynasty. The problem is that the south does not listen to the imperial orders and has its own system. I personally think that the solution to the problem of time travel in the late Ming Dynasty is to first defend Liaodong, and then quickly solve the problem in the south. We must use public opinion and some advanced ideas to develop weapons and reform the military system. In particular, we must carry out major reforms in education to cultivate national awareness and love the country and the people. In this way, the situation will be stable and broken, with no natural or man-made disasters to affect it. The problem of rogue rebels in the early stage is that they cannot afford to eat, and later it becomes a fight for turf. Therefore, the problem of people's hearts is not a big problem as long as it is solved. People's hearts in the late Ming Dynasty were completely corrupted, and everything in the government, military, culture, and everything needed to be overthrown.

The early plot probably revolves around this (saving money to buy eternity) Shuangwen's identity: ancient emperor, but it seems to be an experience card, and what's worse is that it's about to expire 🙂 (It's my first time to be an emperor, and I have no experience, what should I do? It's quite urgent to wait online!)

The writing is good, but moving the capital is basically equivalent to giving up the north 😄 Author, guess why the capital is not set in the south?

It's worth a look, and some flaws don't affect the overall reading experience.

It's nice to watch, and this Chongzhen is really an ordinary person who traveled through time, with a down-to-earth temper. Instead of being calm and sophisticated, the ghost knows what he was doing before time travel. It is not a bunch of inventions, but reasonable cooperation with foreign countries to improve armaments.

The handling of Yuan Chonghuan was good. Let him do things that offend others. When he really needed to kill him, he didn't need to talk about it himself, someone would do it for him.

Interesting protagonist, interesting author.

The characters are well drawn, and it is right to appease Yuan Chonghuan, so that the Liaodong Army and the imperial court will not be at odds with each other like in history.