Great Ming: I Keep Dying to Protest, and Even Old Zhu Cracks

It's really written better than other books. Other books say that the binding system requires the protagonist to die to remonstrate, and that he can go back and still get money after he dies. But the protagonist never dies every time, and then he doesn't do anything practical, and simply criticizes the emperor in the court. That doesn't mean he doesn't do practical things, or he only focuses on the three acres of land in the court, and doesn't do anything to advise the people. He just criticizes the officials. And then still living there and so on. This book is really well written. At first when I was criticizing Zhu Yuanzhang in the court, I thought it was really funny and fun. Then it became more and more far-reaching, doing practical things for the people. After that, I basically died for the people and for this country! Really good!!

The rhythm is quite good, but the emperors in it all look like lunatics, and the emperors of the feudal dynasty are portrayed as mentally retarded. Emperors like Lao Zhu and Qin Shihuang are not like that. Of course, if the article is good, it doesn't matter which group it is good for. Only when it is controversial can it get traffic. Mingfen will have brain congestion after watching it, and Qinfen will have brain congestion after watching it, but Qingfen should have an orgasm.

I also praised the previous one very well, Ming and Qin are so fun, I can't stop laughing [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter], remember to write the follow-up and changes, I also want to watch Fusu ascend the throne, the Tang Dynasty is just a pure novel routine, it is so good that it is almost a stand-alone article, and it is out of the scope of admonishing ministers 🤦. It's getting more and more outrageous from now on, and I'm turning into a breeding pig 🤦

It looks good, needless to say, and the time travel reward money is not much, which is reasonable. It's just that the dynasty is too short, and I want to die too much, too lightly. (Just finished watching Ming Dynasty)

This book is good. He is a stereotyped common man, not a saint, nor a lewd thief. But walking on the road of legend, look at the world from the standard secular perspective. I haven't finished reading it, but I can see the author's style. The protagonist is not a perfect person, and is even a bit vulgar, but his vulgarity and struggles are there, and the portrayal is pretty good. Better than those embarrassing stories about conflict for the sake of conflict. There are no serious logical problems. As a ration, Wen Zhanjia is good. It looks like a listening and speaking book... Speaking from the perspective of drawing and listening, it can be said that drawing and listening can be enjoyed. Recommended, seeing that there is no serious poison at present...

Wow, Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty and Sangbiao of the Ming Dynasty wrote so well. Wow, it's really awesome. I don't like to give good reviews, but I can only count my five-star brothers. This thing is worth it. Thank you for your praise 👍 Well, I looked at the comment section, and I seem to have found some flaws in this book that I didn't notice when I read it before, and they were pointed out in the comment section. I saw in the comment area that I was prescribed penicillin. Why is this? I feel like Xiao Cui appears too frequently in this real world, and it seems a bit annoying that she still indulges in this crazy ambiguity.

So far, it's pretty good. Although there are some flaws in some places and it looks awkward, but it ignores logic and loses its head, and it's okay as a comedy. Anyway, I enjoyed watching it. Um... I feel like it's not as good as before, especially after starting the Tang Dynasty chapter. I can't say what's not so good about it. Anyway, it's not attractive anymore, and it's not that funny anymore. As a result, I haven't watched it for several days. To sum up, I give it 3 stars.

The more I write, the better I get. I feel that this book has a score of more than 8 and almost 9. It can be seen that the author's writing style has been improving. Although the current plot development is not so closely related to the title, I feel it is better than before. However, there are also problems in the early stage. The author of the introduction should change it. There are a lot of that, and there are also some loopholes in the early stage of the plot. For example, the Ming Dynasty said that 24 History was out of play.

I've read more than 80 chapters. Very nice. It is a very good book that not only increases historical knowledge but is also full of fun. The subject matter is very novel, and I am also interested in historical themes. I have been thinking since I was in school that the history subject teaches real politics, while the politics subject only teaches a few rules. In the politics of history, you can see all the knowledge about society and governance, and the humanistic atmosphere is extremely strong. They are all presented in stories, with a beginning and an end, and are linked together, which can arouse people's emotions and desire to learn.

The plot logic is okay, I think. It's a pity that there is no Qing Dynasty [Chigua] and I can't see the fun of Yongle Dadian and the guy in the braided mantle. The writing is also okay. The subject matter is a bit like a fusion of unlimited flow and history. I haven't seen the poisonous points yet. If the emperor is so stupid, he won't survive even a day.