Great Ming: Zhu Xiongying’s Second Uncle

The book is good, humorous and logical, and the gags do not affect the progress of the plot. The writing style is sophisticated, describing the process of Zhu Yuanzhang expelling the Tartars in the early Ming Dynasty in an easy-to-understand and unconventional way. The later period is not very good, it is a bit witty, and Zhu Yuanzhang is not a good person in the author's writing, and his malicious behavior is too obvious.

I can watch it. There are no obstacles in terms of female characters. In the last one I read, Zhu Yuanzhang was a prison cellmate, but a few inexplicable female characters suddenly appeared and made things confusing. The writing is very good. I have seen about 100 pictures of the latest chapter so far. The writing style is exquisite and the information density is low. It is very interesting to read.

This is a good book with an interesting plot! The details are also in place! It's just that the plot is a bit uncomfortable. The protagonist is being treated like a bully by Lao Zhu. It's time for him to lose his temper. Otherwise, it will be too frustrating and exhausting to watch. In fact, I really want to see the protagonist go into battle and kill the enemy. Isn't this just a walk in the road? I just want to earn military merits, whether it is conquering Yunnan and Japanese islands, or the Northern Expedition to the residual Yuan Dynasty.

It's pretty good, the plot and characters are all very good It makes sense that the score is not high. It is purely the work of the author himself. Some of the plots are really good, and some are just written by feet. People are lost after messing with them.

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It's pretty good-looking, but the score isn't very high. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I finally know why the score is not high. If you like Akaashi, you can watch it.

First, the issue of identity mainly involves three aspects:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, years,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, first first, first, first first, first first-hand part of ​​Identity Issues, Origins, and Past Births. It is not necessary to explain the past of Zhu Yuanzhang and several brothers and parents clearly. You only need to know the names and relationships of your relatives at home. However, the most important thing is what happened when Zhu Yuanzhang separated from his sixth brother. Zhu Yuanzhang himself may not have carefully looked at the amount of rice in his hands. The only one who still remembers knowing about it after so many years is his own brother, and no outsider can know. , Even Empress Ma doesn't know the dangers. No one dares to pretend to be a relative of Zhu Yuanzhang at this time. They are all ordinary people who can't survive, or rogues with some brains. It can be said that as long as you ask about family relationships, basically you don't know, some know, but there is definitely not much detail. Especially if it is the nickname of your parents and grandparents, the protagonist can successfully impersonate, mainly because the original owner has filled this loophole for the protagonist. As for whether the original owner will be found. Will be discovered, think too much, no, there are too many people with the same name and surname. As for whether the Taoist master will expose the protagonist, the key is whether Zhu Yuanzhang will believe it. History has proven that Zhu Yuanzhang will not believe it. He is from Buddhism. It is too clear That set of things, the protagonist does not need to be afraid of being exposed. Unless the protagonist says it himself, there is no way. Later, the protagonist can lead people to conquer Japan and let Lao Zhu entrust it to the protagonist. Zhu Yuanzhang will definitely not be willing, but if the gold and silver mountains are taken away After the matter is said, the protagonist will definitely be sent to Japan to guard, or even be enfeoffed. When Zhu Yuanzhang's sons grow up later, it is not known how many sons will be enfeoffed. Zhu Yuanzhang has special trust in his relatives, and this trust is a bit helpless. He has no one he can trust except them. In the end, he has too few relatives. This situation will not decrease within three generations. People are needed locally, in the military, politics, border defense, commerce, etc., But his old Zhu family does not have so many people at all.

The writing is very good, mainly because the characters have distinct personalities, the plot is compact, and it is based on the historical framework. This style is my favorite time-travel novel.

The author of Liangshu has written this book, so you don't have to worry about his writing style, especially the love and family part, which is highly recommended.

Five-star praise. Although I don't understand history and don't know how Liu Bowen came to be under Zhu Yuanzhang, but according to the words in the book, "everyone respects him", "a family of officials", "a scholarly family", and "has been a high official in the Yuan Dynasty", there is no problem at all in raising dozens of dead soldiers in the family. Mao Xiang and that Sun Yan are so fierce, can they fight dozens of people? Don't say that Liu Bowen is an honest man and will not raise dead soldiers. Time travel has happened, is it still history? The most magical thing about reality is that anything can happen. The author writes about "five-six-year-old Zhu Biao", here he is considered to be six years old. He has three younger brothers and one younger sister, the youngest is one year old, which means Ma Xiuying gave birth to four children in five years. We are still fighting wars now, not to mention ancient times, with modern medical conditions so advanced, if you ask a person to give birth to four children in five years, she will also become a paper person, and a collision will cause comminuted fractures [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] I understand, the author was foreshadowing, that's why Ma Xiuying died so early in the end