In the Late Ming Dynasty, He Robbed Sun Chuanting for the First Time as a Bandit.

Overall, it's well written. I finished it. I didn't care about it when I was reading it. After reading it, I think about it and I'll give you a few critical comments. In the early stage, the protagonist created the ultimate hunk, but in the last few pictures, it completely collapsed. One moment, he was grabbed by a 50-year-old old man and fell into the water. The next moment, his blood boiled, he was arrested on the spot by the peasant army, and he was used as a cushion for a new hunk. I very much suspect that the author has been replaced.

Okay, okay! It looks better than those who immediately built cement plants, built high-rise buildings, and launched shipping as soon as they crossed over. There are no cheats, systems or anything like that! The scene is well depicted, allowing people to inadvertently put themselves into the situation at that time and think about how to break the situation! I hope it doesn't collapse later! PS In fact, Tomato's rating mechanism allows people to make better comments after reading the novel!

It's good to read. I'm a little tired of reading about the Ming Dynasty. It's just about surviving the crisis, then developing technology and so on, and finally crushing it. This book is very interesting. As far as it goes, it's of a good level. It writes well about military affairs and politics, and it has a solid cultural foundation. I hope there will be more and faster, keep it interesting and don't fall into clichés.

This wonderful book is an immersive experience of the real ecology of the Ming Dynasty. It is the book that is closest to the real scenes of the Ming Dynasty. You can even deduce the ins and outs behind the real history based on this book and historical books. If you don't jump in the later stage, the score should be above 9.6. In this book, we are currently looking at the part of Tomato that contains one-thousandth of the brain, just to advance history. It is a pity that this cannot be read as the main text, but at the historical stage of the Ming Dynasty where people deserved to die, there was nothing they could do about it.

It's very well written, a great article. At least now I don't see nonsense. It gives me the feeling of entering the Ming Dynasty physical examination, especially the scenes, words and deeds, and operating rules in the ancient court.

The Eight Banners are not that powerful. The generals of Liaodong have been cultivating the invaders to respect themselves. They have a tacit understanding with the Eight Banners. The white pole soldiers were sold by them, the Qi army was sold by them, and the guest soldiers and generals could not survive in Liaodong. Several governors of Liaodong were sold by them. Sun Chengzong was not involved because he brought them big projects. The big project Guanning Jin Defense Line only lasted three years. Yuan Chonghuan wore the same trousers with them, and Hong Chengchou also wore the same trousers with them. The remaining governor died within a year. The emperor's court was no longer in the eyes of the generals of Liaodong. Yuan Chonghuan was imprisoned. The generals of Liaodong led their troops away without listening to the imperial edict. The eight major Shanxi merchants corresponded to the eight banners, and each family supplied grain and grass supplies to each banner. Sun Chuanting died because the Qing Dynasty ceded his land and was killed by the gentry of Shaanxi. Chongzhen was not that unbearable. His arms could no longer hold his thighs, and the replacement chief assistant was either inactive or lagging behind. The life of the prince of the Zhu family was not good, and he was not that rich. The descendants of the clan were starving to death and rebelling. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, it was impossible to achieve anything on the court's side. The only way was to conquer the world and kill one side at a time. Li Zicheng failed because the base area was unstable and the group expanded too quickly and was not integrated.

A good historical text [Eating Melon], considered very good on Tomato But I like to read cool articles [laughing evilly]

The author has a very solid foundation. What he writes is not a trivial article, it can be read with your mind. It not only writes the authenticity of a feudal family, but also retains the protagonist's basic qualities as a modern person with modern education.

Must be five stars. A very solid novel, it also gave me a deeper understanding of some unknown characters - Cao Wenheng. I would like to thank the author for his popular science. I caught up with it all at once, and I still feel a little unfinished, so I can only come here to comment, hoping to raise the rating so that more people can see it. I also hope that the author can add a bit of heroic spirit like "Shao Song" later, and say "change the world"!

The story is very real. I feel like I am not reading a novel, but listening to someone talk about that period of history. During that story, the helplessness and powerlessness of the people in the late Ming Dynasty almost hit my face. I have read a lot of historical books, and this is an excellent book. If the writing behind it is not bad, it can be ranked in the top three in my heart.

It's so well written. It's the only novel in the late Ming Dynasty that I can read. It's written very realistically, not empty-handed. Come on, author. However, I am uneducated, and I can take over the world with just one word of awesomeness. As long as I have some skills, I can write a 200-word essay for you.

As an old bookworm, I haven't written a review for a long time. I think this book is worth promoting. I personally think it can reach 9.5. As of the latest chapter, it is 379. There are no flaws in the entire book except for the protagonist's strength in the early stages which is a bit outrageous. This flaw will be downplayed later on because the rest of the book is basically all about machinations. To be honest, I think the author's understanding of machinations is quite good. It is neither overly conspiracy-theoretic nor brainless. It does not make people feel brainless when they win all the time. The protagonist really loses when he should lose. It makes people feel that the protagonist's enemies are really wonderful people. To be honest, I think Machiavellian is 90% as good as Ming Dynasty 1566, but the author's literary talent is very good, and the description is very thorough, which will not make people feel a headache when reading the book. Many plots are interesting, and will not focus on describing the cruelty of reality and give people a sense of depression. I have read a lot of novels from the late Ming Dynasty, and I have basically read all the ones with higher scores. I think this book, even if it is not the best, is definitely one of the top ones. Many novels from the late Ming Dynasty are either too solemn and depressing, or overly exciting, making people feel that the description is frivolous. Personally, I think this book is basically the best in terms of its intensity.

A good book, except for the cheats, the writing is very in-depth and worth savoring.

The author's cognitive level is very good, one of the few books that can be read with your brain [Like]

The author writes really well! Whether it is the fierce battle of the city's attack and defense, the bloody confrontation between the two armies charging against each other, or the treacherous machinations in the court, the writing style is very graphic and immersive, making the reader feel as if they are actually there, as if they have experienced those stormy years. The author also has a particularly profound historical background. Not only does the narrative conform to historical facts, but he also cleverly popularizes many little-known historical figures: Cao Wenheng was a civil servant, but he was able to strategize and capture everything when he went to the battlefield. The image of Cao Wenheng, both civil and military, is vivid However, on paper, characters such as Shen Shikui and Zu Kuan are also vividly and three-dimensionally depicted, each with their own character and characteristics. A few strokes make the characters stand upright, which not only enriches the story level, but also gives readers a more vivid and comprehensive understanding of this period of history. I caught up on it in one go, and I felt that I didn't read enough. I hope the author can make more updates [laughing and crying], and I also hope the author can keep writing, come on! Reading through historical materials, every time I see the tragic ending of a group of virtuous ministers, good generals, and talented people who helped the world, I always feel full of regret and injustice. The protagonist of the book travels through the late Ming Dynasty, and writes a particularly poignant chapter when he visits Sun Chengzong to persuade him in Chapter 651: Even though he knows that the old gentleman is stubborn and loyal, the protagonist still abides by the etiquette of the younger generation, lowers his body and painstakingly advises. His cherishing of talent, caring for the people, and caring for the common people are moving. The following is an excerpt from the original article, "Sun Chengzong was stunned by Zhou Yan's actions and words. He originally thought that Zhou Yan would become angry and kill people in anger. Unexpectedly, at this point, he could still tidy up his clothes and bow to him with a respectful attitude..."

The author's writing is very good. The rating should not be lower than 9. It is not a mindless novel. The plot development is logical and the characters are three-dimensional. Moreover, the entire career article has no messy emotional drama. The officials' wives are also written with great foresight. They are not the arbitrary stereotypes in many male pornographic articles.

I feel that this historical novel is written very realistically, and the characters are portrayed very well. The author's logic is very strict, and I feel that the author's thoughts are very profound. This book is still very well written, but I feel that the pace is a bit too fast. The author can slow down the pace appropriately, which can make the book more thick and historical. All in all, this book is very well written. It is one of the few novels about the late Ming Dynasty that is so well written. 😀😀😀 I feel that the author's historical skills are very strong, especially the history of the late Ming Dynasty. He definitely has his own unique views. I feel that the author's historical skills are very strong, and his description of the objective facts of historical figures is also very accurate and detailed. Some of the film titles of some historical figures are even listed, which is very rare. For example, the author of Weng Zhiqi actually sold a small pass to everyone and used Weng Yu. I didn't know that Weng Zhiqi was also called Weng Yu before. The author has very high historical literacy and unique views. I hope the author can continue to write better historical books, better promote our history and culture, and let Chinese history and culture show greater charm in the new era.

Ps: The writing on military affairs and politics is good (in the case of foreign persimmons that are all written in plain English). Of course, it is impossible to cover all aspects of ancient thinking and modern thinking. It does not give me a sense of incompatibility (I hope there will be a collision of ideas, and everything cannot be smooth sailing). If you don't like it, don't criticize.

This is a book that makes me want to read the author's other works. I hope the author can write well and don't mess up. It would be better if he could write faster [Like]

This book is well written and does a good job in research and strategic analysis of Ming history. The key is to understand the national conditions and people's sentiments at that time, and write down the living conditions and content of all classes at that time, so that it is true and not empty.

It was so fun to watch, the historical research is so realistic and rigorous. Each character is three-dimensional and multi-faceted, and can be savored slowly with your mind in mind throughout the whole process. The rhythm is appropriate. It is a rare masterpiece of Tomato.

The author's knowledge reserve is extremely rich. Based on the chaos of the late Ming Dynasty, he has a detailed description of the court, wars, and characters. The most important thing is his grasp of psychological activities. Underneath all unreasonableness lies unknown reason. A five-star book. A good book that can be compared with "Shao Song", the writing style of "Grenade Afraid of Water" is rich in emotion, full of the delicate sentimentality of liberal arts students. The writing style of Da Meng is cold and cold, as if a veteran who has experienced war and political upheavals has traveled through time to conduct a real sandbox deduction in front of you. It details the constraints of the external situation, the characters' choices of gains and losses, and the entanglement and pain of choice. Through the real experiences of each character, it tears apart the hypocrisy of other Ming Dynasty novels that are so simple and taken for granted, and presents them to the readers in a bloody way. After watching a third of it, you can appreciate the deep helplessness and pain of struggle of the characters in the late Ming Dynasty. Which young man does not study and practice martial arts with the ideal of managing the world and benefiting the people? But when he grew up and entered the chaos of the late Ming Dynasty, he found that he could only target the people he wanted to protect and benefit. Is Lu Xiangsheng a butcher? Forced by the situation. Did Hong Chengchou support the bandits and respect themselves? Forced by the situation. Did Zu Dashou support the separatist regime? Forced by the situation. The darkness of politics forced everyone to act as a last resort, entangled and constrained each other, and eventually turned into a pot of paste, which was overturned by Jiannu in one fell swoop. Mingyue once said that the end of the dynasty was due to the end of the energy. This was vague. To be more precise, it was because it was hard to come back. There was no better way than to overturn and start over. Anyone who wants to dominate the world should come and read it. The author really wants to teach you [cover your face][cover your face][cover your face]

Fortunately, I wasn't put off by the name. The name looks like a piece of writing, but the content is very well written! It is full of flesh and blood, and the writing style is mature and sophisticated, and the content is in-depth. Even though I am not very familiar with the history of the Ming Dynasty, I read it with gusto. The character design of the protagonist is also very good, there are no outrageous cheats, just as fierce as Overlord, which also means that it is not impossible to reproduce, and there are many fights in history. The plot of the battle of wits and courage with various old foxes is also well written, and the literary and martial arts are all exciting.

The first few dozen pictures are eye-catching, they are a bit small but not big, and they are very well written. Unfortunately, it feels like the next hundred or so chapters are all setting up the events of the court, but there is a little bit of excitement missing in the middle. It's nice to know that the author is holding back a big wave. If there is a little bit of excitement interspersed in the middle, the book would be better. Of course, it is also very well written so far. I recommend it.

I often feel heavy and regretful when reading historical novels. This book is very good. Although it is a derivative historical novel, I can understand the people and things in the Chongzhen era in history, such as Zhang Shenwu, Cao Wenheng, etc., And know the existence of Dongjiang Town and the importance of Pi Island. These characters dancing on the historical stage made me feel distinct and full of personality through the author's writing style, and the author's writing style did not make me feel that they were dramas. The profound knowledge of these times, years, and military establishments. We should strongly support this kind of author, and the novel should be derived from reality and based on historical background. This is a "tall building" with a solid foundation. The best part is that the chapters come with maps! I am often troubled by not knowing the location of historical place names and not being able to search for correct historical maps on the Internet.

Holy book! Fascinating, the image comes alive on the page. The author's writing skills are profound, his perspective is broad, and his compilation of unusual facts makes sense! The group portraits have distinctive personalities, the changing situation, and the ability to control people's hearts, which is indescribable.

The writing is quite long, but the language is witty and humorous, making people linger endlessly. How come the author writes so well. I hope to write more, maybe tens of thousands of pages. Also, does the author have ideas for the next book? I hope to also write history, I will follow you persistently! After reading this book, I fell in love with Nan Ming even more. I'm just afraid of high blood pressure. There are probably too many gods and men in Nanming. Especially these old men.

It's very interesting, and the military and political aspects are well written. Come on!

A standard and excellent historical text that can be used as a textbook for novice writers. Good historical writing skills and stories are indispensable. The early description of the underlying ecology of the Ming Dynasty is vivid on the page. Not only the protagonist travels through time, but also the readers are immersed in it. So the most important thing is that the full text is not only a collection of historical skills, but also a wonderful story. Only when the novelist realizes that time travel is not about memorizing poems and lyrics, nor about selling soap and salt, that he becomes mature. It's a pity that only one of the Sun sisters can be married. Since they are both concubines, they can marry concubines together. I can accept being childless, but I won't accept missing daughters, so I give up.

I have been reading this book for so long, and the further I read, the better it gets, the more I read it, the more flavorful it becomes, and the more I realize how much the author invested in this book. To add a fictional protagonist to the history of the late Ming Dynasty, one needs to have a full understanding of the characters at that time. Even the generals under his command can be traced. When I was writing group portraits during the subsequent battle with the Qing army, I would include a map for each action. This was the most considerate thing. Come on, author, I think the evaluation of this book should not be so low. I even think this book should be published. Please update it quickly. I can't read enough [face covering]