I Was a Refugee in the Late Ming

Have you strayed from the theme? One hundred thousand words have passed and you still haven't rebelled. If you keep going for two hundred thousand words, you won't be able to progress to the plot of the rebellion. There are too many side plots. From this, you can see what the plot will be like in the future. The book is already finished.

I was deceived by the introduction and thought it was a story about fighting for hegemony in troubled times, but it turned out that there was no plot to quell the troubled times at all. It was just a low-profile version of The Deer and the Cauldron. The male protagonist had no abilities at all. He was sold into a brothel at the beginning, and all the women he met after escaping fell in love with him for no reason. It was a diaosi YY story.

The book is still very good, but the emotional scenes in the book are both painful points and bright spots. If placed in a novel similar to martial arts fan fiction, the emotional scenes in this book have no major poisonous points, and there is no lack of fun in the laughter and curses, so it can be called a highlight. However, the background of this book is in the late Ming Dynasty, when the people at the bottom are living in poverty, and the protagonist is among the refugees as soon as he appears, so these emotional scenes of laughter and curses seem abrupt at this time, giving people a feeling of separation. So far: Compared with other Tomato novels, this book is semi-realistic, less Machiavellian, and does not focus on temple calculations, which is refreshing (when I read this book, the laughter and curses between the protagonist and the female character always have a sense of deja vu)

It was an excellent novel ten years ago, and the author's skills were also very good. It looked like it was written by an older person, but to be honest, the plot was very old-fashioned, and the popular fast-paced and exciting novel was a bit dense (the plot was a bit like pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger). This article is similar to a martial arts novel, a little slow and refreshing.

The author's writing skills are great, and there are some annotations. It's a pity that there is no system, otherwise the plot could be written more wildly.

The author is very skilled, the writing is full of twists and turns, and very logical, I admire him😄 The author's writing style is fresh and interesting, the story is coherent and the logic is clear. It is a good work and worth reading👍

This book is really a good book to read carefully. The language is vivid and the stories are interlocking. I am reading it every day and looking forward to the update. Like 👍👍

It is a very interesting and special time-travel novel. The details in the book are well described and the pictures are very strong. It feels like you are immersed in the scene. I will keep following it😊

The author has profound literary skills, the characters are vividly depicted, and the development of events is gripping and fascinating. It is worth reading.

It lacks the solemnity and depth of "Iron-Blooded Remaining Brightness", the characterization is not as three-dimensional and full as "The Colors of the Tang Dynasty", and the understanding of the application of Marxism-Leninism in the feudal era is not as good as "The Deposition of the Dragon". Five years ago, this article could be called fairy grass, but now it seems that it is delicious but not nutritious.