Ming Dynasty: After the Fall of the Country, the Prince Defrauded the Corpse

I finished reading it in one sitting, it was very interesting. The plot is not procrastinating, there is no system, and the protagonist is brave and resourceful. It is a good late Ming Dynasty novel. Looking forward to the unification of the protagonists

Not bad! ! It is more difficult to carry modern firearms than carrying systems [laughs][laughs]

It's still very good and worth watching! The title of the book is not very good, and the author may want to enter the plot of the hegemony as soon as possible. The first few chapters are written a bit fast, but it does not affect reading. The rest of the story is very interesting, especially the killing of Wu Sangui, which foreshadows more than ten chapters, and can be considered a logical closed loop. The writing of the three major battles is very exciting, and the plot does not drag on. Compared with other novels that have not even left the palace after a hundred chapters, they deserve praise and encouragement. The novel is actually quite enjoyable and has some tears. It is very good and worth reading. By the way, the author should be good at writing about men and women, especially the chapter about the bridal chamber, which has the potential to be a smaller novel. I personally suggest having more women. After all, the emperor still wants to carry on the family line. [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

I've seen several books that make unnecessary adjustments to the gunpowder ratio [laughing] Even if the author asked using AI, he could find out that the gunpowder ratio in the Ming Dynasty was very close to the perfect ratio and granular gunpowder was used [Thinking]

Why did we mobilize 60,000 troops in less than a few months...

Attractive. It's nice to do it step by step.

Yes, you can take a look and see the prince turn things around!

It's so well written, why has no one read it? The battlefield is so graphic.