Transmigrating to the Great Ming to Become an Emperor Who Runs a Business

This is definitely one of the most literary authors on Tomato. This book is a historical novel, and the author's research is very rigorous. There is a lot of historical knowledge, and there are many rare words. In addition, the protagonist does not have that kind of unscientific golden finger. He just uses his brain down-to-earth and uses historical knowledge and modern knowledge to turn the situation around little by little, so it is not a cool novel. Because of these two points, the audience on Tomato will be relatively small, so the score will be relatively low. People who like to read historical novels and have some difficulty in understanding the Ming Dynasty will like it very much, such as me. Personally, I think this is the best Ming Dynasty novel currently, worth 9.7 Points or more.

The author's perspective is more comprehensive and objective. For the civil servants of the Ming Dynasty, especially those at the end of the Ming Dynasty, more detailed descriptions and narratives were made to make them more objective. It also broke the previous novels that discredited civil servants and praised imperial power and eunuchs. It emphasized historical facts and analyzed objectively. The writing style is smooth and the logic is clear, but it is a bit too fast and the speed is a bit fast. I hope it will be more detailed, slower, and written from more angles, more detailed and comprehensive, such as religion, such as law, which is more substantive. Don't just stop at the political struggle, including the patriarchal system, including the bad political habits of the Ming Dynasty at that time, as well as supervision, the Confucian family in Shandong, the writing style of the south, etc., Make a detailed and comprehensive analysis, and make relevant institutional measures to write the article deeply and realistically.

It looks good, but it's not a capitalist boss, it's just a gimmick, but it actually means a manager.

It's very interesting to watch, and its two biggest advantages are as follows: First, there are no mindless murderers taking the moral high ground. The protagonist is portrayed as a normal person with a broad mind, not a butcher, with a broad vision and feelings for the land and people. Second, there is no greasy habit of conquering all the beauties so far, especially there is no inexplicable hunger for Manchu and Mongolian women in many articles. It will not make me worry about becoming the second best to Mr. Hong, nor will I worry about some forces taking the upper-class route. It is more comfortable than the original history (I hope I will not be slapped in the face). I hope I can continue to maintain such a high level until the end [please update]

This book is recommended for readers who like to watch male videos or female videos. The author is very literate, his writing is fluent, and his story about the relationship between the king and his ministers is full of warmth. Unlike the civil servants in the late Ming Dynasty who were all villains, the ancestors were not lacking in character, and most of them were heroes who had the courage to sacrifice for the righteousness of their family and country. Some were famous throughout the ages, and some were unknown, regardless of whether they were civil or military. I will be emotionally affected by the characters in the book, watching them embark on a different path, and it will also make up for the regret left in my heart by reading the real history. The characters who appear have their own characteristics, but they never pay special attention to the physical appearance of the female characters, which is very respectful. (In some books, the appearance of a woman is inseparable from the description of appearance and 🐻. If Tomato didn't let it, it would definitely be more explicit. To dress as an emperor, you have to go to the queen and concubines first, and you can feel the author's vulgarity through the mobile phone.) This is a very humane book. Unfortunately, I don't have much education. I don't know how to praise the book and author I like. I can only say that it is good-looking, I like it, and I recommend it.

The author's writing is very good. The emperor's writing is more friendly and humane, and he is also considerate of his subordinates, which is very good.

I have read more than a dozen novels about time travel and rebirth in the late Ming Dynasty, and this one is the most interesting. The author brings world history into the time travel, unlike other novels where he stares at the northern minorities and writes endlessly every day. Write what you want to write. There is no need to pay attention to those who treat their imaginations as historical facts. You cannot wake up those who pretend to be asleep.

Excellent work, both writing and research are excellent. The more updates there are, the better the traffic will be.

Generally speaking, if it is said to be a historical text, it feels a little less rigorous; if it is said to be a refreshing text, it feels a little less refreshing. I'm so confused about leaving a bad review directly, but I feel like I can't do it right.

The writing on military affairs is not good enough, but apart from this, the writing on other aspects is good. It is among the best among the several late Ming Dynasty novels I have read. Please keep up the good work, the author.