Liu Shan Transmigrates into the Chongzhen Emperor: The Ming Dynasty Can’t Do Without Its Prime Minister

Excellent work, the main text is a bit short at the front, but better at the back. I hope the author will keep writing. The following is my personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it 1. Well written, but a bit confusing 2. There are too many historical materials 3. The sentences are humorous and the narrative is relaxed and very interesting, especially the part between "Dream of Red Mansions" and the Ming Dynasty The following are personal suggestions. If you don't like it, don't spray it. 1. I hope there will be less harem affairs (I still want to see Prime Minister Zhuge) 2. Some historical materials can be supplemented in the following text, or made more concise in the main text. 3. The author expressed some personal views in the article. Well, it's not bad to wish for less, but not everyone agrees with it (this is not very well written, so don't scold me) Again, this is just my personal opinion and suggestion, and this is my first time writing a comment. If you don't like it, don't comment. I think I'm very eloquent.

It's good-looking, light-hearted and humorous. I am a little fan of the Prime Minister, and I came here for the Prime Minister. I don't know much about the Ming Dynasty, and some people don't understand it, but the character introduction is interesting and interesting to read. The first gang of the Ming Dynasty, Donglin Party Club, Jihan Northern Expedition Group, Chongzhen Industrial Group, Tianqi Wood Shavings Group, it was a lot of fun, especially the Queen of the Ming Dynasty, which gave me a lot of experience. I was fascinated by the ones about the Ming Dynasty, but ignored the ones about the Three Kingdoms, mainly because I was too familiar with them. Personally, I think it is suitable for novices on Ming history.

The writing style is a bit like those of the Ming Dynasty. It is relaxed and humorous, but the rhythm is a bit problematic. After all, it is a novel. At the beginning, a large number of names are laid out directly, which is too confusing for those who do not understand the history of the Ming Dynasty. It will be much better if it is interspersed with the plot.

It's a good book but unfortunately it was born at the wrong time. The entire writing style imitates a business book about the Three Kingdoms that was written twenty years ago. It uses modern business thinking to interpret the various strategies of the Three Kingdoms period, but the details are too sketchy and there is no in-depth analysis of the combination of historical events and business strategies. The untimely situation is that people are now too impetuous and unwilling to learn all kinds of knowledge calmly. They just want to use fast food apps like Douyin and Kuaishou to find the answers they hope for, even if the answers are wrong. I hope that when the author continues writing, he will think carefully about what the book wants to express before making adjustments. Maybe this book will not be popular, but if he finds the right track, it may become a small masterpiece.

This concise and concise ridicule narrative technique, in just a few articles, explains the past and present life of Emperor Chongzhen, and provides a clear comparison for future reversals! As a newbie in Ming Dynasty history, I found this very useful! Quoting scriptures for circumstantial evidence and analyzing the combat power of civil servants and generals in the late Ming Dynasty, it can be seen that the author is very dedicated to finding a way out and creating a different ending for the late Ming Dynasty! Come on! Come on! Come on!

When I read the novel for the first time, I felt like I was being taught by a history teacher.

My type.

People in the court would not directly refer to Emperor Tianqi, but only the late emperor.

Very beautiful, novel subject matter

Very nice, just update soon.