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Are There Any Good Books in Ming Dynasty? Save Zhu Biao, Queen Ma, Zhu Xiongying's Book
I want to read a book like "Da Ming: Stop Pretending, Your Grandfather I am Zhu Yuanzhang". There is no good book about the Ming Dynasty except this one.
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Red, Home, Hometown, Obsession, Wanderer/traveler Who Longs to Return Home
Motherland, ancestral star, civilization, country, China, Daxia, descendants of Yan and Huang, flower growers, red
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Do Not Enter the Great Emperor of Shuhuang If It Has Less Than 3000 Hours.
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Please Start a Novel Where a Traitor Is Scolded in Court and Only Wants to Die.
I saw a book before where the main character was called "Fang Zi", but I can't find it. I'm begging you guys.
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Shi Tong... Shi Tong!
I will die if I don't read Shi Tongwen😭 Pre-Qin, Qin, Han, Three Kingdoms, Tang, Song... Anything will do😭 Crawling around in the dark, looking for food everywhere
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(Contains spoilers, read with caution) To be honest, the image of Sun Ran in this book is very attractive to me. At the beginning, Sun Ran has a golden finger that can be said to be equivalent to immortality. I thought that like other protagonists, he would secretly exert influence and create a strong personality. In this way, Sun Ran is eye-catching. Of course, he is dead, but it also pave the way for the following chapter: "The Sun family is not afraid of death." To be honest, this is the first time I have read this kind of subject. It is very fresh and interesting. The plot is not laggy. This is my favorite point. The logic is complete. But it was Lao Zhang who suffered so much. So many Sun family members died in front of him, and there were others in the circle. Haha, while reading, the thing that touched me the most was Lao Mo. When he knew that his good brother was suspected of "betraying" him, he did not blame him, and the other party did not I planned to tell you, but unfortunately this misunderstanding was not resolved in the end, but I think they both tacitly agreed not to blame each other (Yang Xian, you have done all the bad things), so it feels good to write out the missing parts of the story bit by bit, and it can give three points in the plot🌟 Furthermore, the image of the protagonist is not absolutely "great and upright". He sometimes panics in the face of danger, but he is more calm and has a little bit of bad taste (good luck, cat sculpture). He has plug-ins but does not use them randomly. Although it is said that it is meaningful to have a high rating. "Based on the main reason, but it can be seen that Sun Ran is really good to everyone." Well, yes, it doesn't seem like a meaningful thing to complete the task, but, this golden finger just provides help to Sun Ran. Sun Qingtian's image is really deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and it can be given to two🌟
At first I thought it was a cookie-cutter routine, so I was just reading it to pass the time when I was thinking about matching games. But the author writes very well, and the characters are vividly portrayed. From the beginning, the protagonist just wants to complete the task to the end, he sincerely wants to do practical things for the people. The supporting characters are also written with flesh and blood. From the beginning, the Qin family squeezes the people to the end to defend the city for the safety of the people, risking their lives to hold back the dead soldiers. Lao Mo, who may be called a villain, is also hateful and uncomfortable. The author may not be good enough in some details, but I personally just like to read the description of the characters in the article, so stay away from me, you can do whatever you want
Full marks must be given, this is a magical book. Every character is described very vividly, especially certain plots, which are particularly touching. The places that should be funny are funny, and the places that should be serious are serious. The author's writing style is also good [laughing]
It's really good-looking, and the characters are well described. The sentence "Although there are thousands of people, I will go" is really touching. It is people-oriented! It's really good, the author writes it in big words like a big stick [blowing kiss][blowing kiss]
The author's writing is indeed beautiful, and the characterization is simply superb. I hope the author can persevere and finish writing this book. I have read some books similar to this type. Some of them were updated halfway through, and there was no news or playback. I hope this book will not have this problem. The above is what I want to say, five-star praise [smile] [laugh] The above is my personal opinion, and I don't want some trolls to troll me.
Very nice! ——The following content contains spoilers—— The first is the first life. Death is not painless. It made me feel the same way. The idea of this article is novel (this is the first time I have seen this kind of thing anyway), the writing style is also good (a pun is often used), and the protagonist also implements his own thoughts of "serving the country and the people". I just read Chapter 60, and Lao Zhu has been doubting this and that (although he understands, he is still angry [angry]), it is very interesting to read.
It's very beautiful, and the characters are well drawn. The author's writing made me see a true minister. And the simplicity and mellowness of the people. Especially the reformed Qin Bai and his son. Definitely the character that impressed me the most. I hope the author will continue writing and not stop updating! ! ! ദി˶ー̀֊ー́ )✧
This post is so delicious! The description of the protagonist is very good, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, it is fascinating, and it is very emotional for the common people. It makes me want to cry with those common people! In the later period, you can actually clearly feel that the protagonist is getting better. He initially regarded this journey as an opportunity to be reincarnated as a child of destiny, but then he experienced some things and died several times, and the protagonist became more and more humane (?) In short, it seemed that he truly regarded himself as a loyal minister who consolidated the Ming Dynasty, and he invested his true feelings The supporting characters are also well described. The loyal and honest Uncle Zhang, the reformed Qin family, the simple and honest people, and the good court officials made me burst into tears, especially Lao Mo and Commander Mao in the back. They are so unhappy that I beg the author to write a side story for them at the end! (Sweet version of the usual world!!!) In short, this article written by the author is very beautiful. I read it in one sitting. The only flaw is that it is a little short [shy] I hope the author is as diligent as our Lord Sun Ran [shy]
It's really good-looking. The first time I saw it was on Douyin. I thought it was actually an article on a foreign persimmon. It was eye-catching. Every character is very real, the bad guys will change their ways, and the protagonist sacrifices himself to save others. People who read it are excited. This is a refreshing article. Author, you must keep updating, we readers will always be with you, come on!
Reviews after 114514 hours of reading This book is really good, especially the story about Lu Bu fighting for Diao Chan and Sun Wukong. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If it weren't for Noah's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are spot on!
The characters are portrayed delicately. After all, this is a novel and not a real history. Some relatively minor flaws are acceptable. Sometimes it feels funny and makes me cry. I really like the character Lao Zhang and I hope Lao Zhang doesn't die [crying]. Qin Bai's Shao I originally thought it was an honorific title, but it wasn't until Qin Bai later called him Shaoer that I realized it was a name. . . The author writes very well, I really like this book! @I really can't let you go (Aite's friends came to see [laughing])! As long as there aren't multiple female leads, I can accept it, and it's also very well written, right? I'm really afraid that Lao Zhang won't be able to hold on if I do this a few more times.
This book is really well written 1. The subject matter is novel, that is, for me personally 2. Although I was not very optimistic about the setting of this 100 puppet body at first. But what I saw was that each of the Sun family members (all the protagonists) are fighting for this peaceful world. The sight of risking life and death is really touching. This reminds me of those who went through fire and water to build New China. 3. The image of the protagonist is also well established. In addition to his strategy, he is also strong-willed and unafraid of death (although the prerequisite for doing all this is that he has a body of 100 puppets, but his spirit is rare). There are two examples. One is his death remonstrance in the court. Two lives were sacrificed for this, which reminds me of that stinky stone Wei Zheng. It's all the same. Stubborn Another thing is that when he was the prefect, he worked hard to find a way for the people to live. Finally support the author [like][like][like] After reading the latest chapter, I feel that the protagonist is a time traveler, a butterfly who wants to change the fate of the Ming Dynasty in history. Its wings are too fragile and easy to break. To put it simply, I saw the peasants that the protagonist once rescued fell into another dilemma on the way to the capital, and he found that the people he originally protected still could not have a peaceful life. Although he is also changing step by step for this, I think it is too difficult. Just like in the original work, he said that he always believed that there was someone who would take them. Moving towards a life where everyone is equal is our current life, but in the Ming Dynasty and under the circumstances of the emperor, it was too difficult to get to such a point. It was too far from what he had imagined. It is really difficult to completely overthrow those dark things, and when I read his subsequent articles, I felt that taking one step at a time was a good wine brewing. But sometimes I feel that the protagonist is a bit pretentious and trying to be cool. Another thing is that I think the protagonist is like a knife, piercing those darkness, his personal power is too weak. Although it was said that the people he had helped would come to help him, he still felt weak in front of the entire Huaixi nobles, and in front of the emperor who was worried about his great achievements, his life could be easily rubbed like a piece of paper. But if you consider that he wants to build some power, because he is too ruthless and needs to use his life to solve one thing after another, the power he built may not be inherited by his next life. That's the downside of having 100 lives.
The portrayal of the characters in the book is very good in terms of image, mood, mentality, and psychology. Whether it is the elation of success or the collapse before death, they are like real events. At the same time, this book also shows the battle of wits in the court, and you will be killed if you are not careful.
I cried while reading this chapter. The author's writing is so touching. Why I keep crying is because I love this land so deeply. This article is so well written. It was the first time I saw a book of this type. It really made my eyes light up again and again. Author, an ox and a horse can travel a thousand miles in a day. Can you write a thousand chapters in a day? I still want to see it!
I have never seen this kind of systematic writing, and it is also the most emotional work I have seen in my life. Dongchang Mansion, Yangzhou, Ministry of Industry, the desert filled with yellow sand, Lao Zhang, Zhu Yuanzhang, Mu Bai, Lao Bai, Commander Mao, Zuo Yi, Liu Zi, etc., Etc. Every character has a story. He has surpassed the scope of systematic writing, especially the one on the desert. I felt more and more heavy while reading it. Every death of the protagonist Sun family has special value. Every time I look at it, I feel very heavy and full of passion. This is the true literary creator. I hope the author will persevere, not for anything else, just to give this story an ending, to give Daming an ending. Sometimes I want to cry when I read every line of words, but I can't. This sense of depression has brought me deeply into it. Everyone's perspective This is the real ancient style of writing, the real invincible time travel writing that does not rely on the system. This is the real style of ancient style of writing. In addition, read this article and you will experience different feelings when paired with the Yu Xitan DJ version. You can try it. Author, keep it up, come on, come on, come on
I thought it was a refreshing article, but upon closer inspection, I realized it was a good book. The characters in it seemed to have flesh and blood, emotions and meanings. I think a truly good book is never one where there is only one protagonist who turns the tide and seems to be omnipotent, but rather small characters who try their best for their dreams. No matter whether what they do is good or bad, they can make waves in the plot. Everyone is a small protagonist. Countless little protagonists create stories one after another, and only in the end can a good plot network be woven, and only then can it be called a good book.
It's great, I saw chapter 90. This book made me cry. _Contains spoilers_ This paragraph about Lao Mo's fight scene has written more than ten chapters, which actually made me want to skip it. I'm not a person who likes to watch fight scenes. I found it boring and a bit unrealistic. Regarding the character of Lao Mo, I was indifferent at first and could not sympathize with or pity him. I even felt that the lyricism of Mao Xiang and Lao Mo in Chapter 87 was a bit inexplicable (I did not expect to use branches to fight, I thought it was a secret weapon). But in Chapter 90, what happened was explained clearly, and I really felt heartbroken. It was a pity that Lao Mo died before the matter between Mao Xiang and Lao Mo came to an end. Yang Xian's character image is conflicting, and it's not smooth to read the plot involving him (maybe I didn't understand it). The wording is actually a bit strange, with a lot of repeated adjectives (such as describing the sound like a bellows). It's not like I haven't seen fighting scenes before. It's really fantastic. I feel deeply about some contents, such as Chapter 27 ""
The writing is delicate and the characters are novel. I have only seen this chapter so far. I feel that although he is just a puppet, he must have some reaction when hearing the news of his death (just my opinion). The relationship between the characters has always been that of brothers... I wonder if there will be changes in the future? But it does make people want to read on, especially the fact that only Empress Ma's words can directly interfere with Zhu Yuanzhang is very poignant, but I am worried about what will happen after Empress Ma leaves... (Still my own opinion). Overall, I have high expectations for this book, and I am very grateful to the author for his hard work to allow us to see the words of this world.
It's really good to read. In the past, I would only write a book review an hour after he reminded me to write a book review. I really want to read this book as soon as possible. I have read books of the same type, but the difference is that the writing in that book was too detailed and sloppy to be read. This book is very decisive and can be read. The plot in it is also very good, and the protagonist is really someone who has been admonished by everyone in the world.
In my opinion, the characters, emotions, plots, touching scenes, and portrayal are all well written. No matter what, it is very well written. When every puppet dies, I will shed tears while continuing to watch [crying]. What I hope most is that Lao Zhang can always accompany Sun Ran [shy]. Accompanying Sun Qingtian's descendants in his heart, Sun Ran accompanying his descendants seems to be redeeming himself, Sun Qingtian, who sacrificed for the people, for the bright, and for himself. [Working on draft]
The subject matter is novel, the description is good, the atmosphere is strong, and the characters are flesh and blood. I am very happy to read this book. This is one of the rare times I follow up. In fact, I frowned a little when I first read a few chapters. I felt that the author's writing always had an impulse, the kind of impulse that wanted every word, every word, and every sentence to be a "golden sentence." I'm afraid that in the later stage, when this momentum wears off, I'll become a vulgar person. However, judging from the current chapter, it is still stable. As expected, it was Mao Mo and Master Sun who fell into the water in the Battle of the Gods. The former really uses the atmosphere and words into people's hearts and can sympathize with the emotions. The latter is a symbol of the protagonist's transformation. He has begun to want to die less impulsively. In the latest chapter, Sun asked Zhang which Mr. Sun was in fact, I can't even count them. I even forgot which Mr. Sun it was now and I can only remember the first three. According to the plot that follows, I always feel that Lao Zhang may die. The weight of one person's life and death is very heavy on one person, not to mention that Lao Zhang has dozens of lives (you may not live for a long time...). He will always collapse. The best ending is to be persuaded to come back and be loyal to the Sun family rather than a specific "Master Sun". Of course, the possibility of a shattering death like a mental breakdown is also indelible. I hope Lao Zhang lives! Except for the corrupt officials, I don't want any of the characters in the book to die. Lao Mo is a two-sided character and is not evaluated/. There are currently nearly two hundred chapters, except for Sun Qingtian, all of whom are Master Sun. Can't the next dozens of chapters be all given codenames without giving their real names? (?) Then there is a problem with giving real names. Are they all using Sun Ran? (Of course it's impossible) Please Lao Zhang escape from the original Sun family as soon as possible! The possible minor problem at present is that the text descriptions are too frequent, and the images used to describe many things (such as sadness) are too familiar. I feel like the wind has blown on my face (dog head) All in all, all in all. The current pacing is completely adequate and the writing has no flaws. If you like introductions and this kind of subject matter, you can enter boldly. Currently, there is no heroine (I don't want a heroine either. And we can't let people continue to inherit the "brother's" daughter-in-law... So it's unlikely)
Highly recommended to book lovers who are short on books and like the history of the Ming Dynasty. I finished reading it in half a day. This book depicts the Ming Dynasty in flesh and blood. Although it is a systematic text, it has no weak points and is worth reading. I also hope that the author can maintain a good standard. Judging from the current performance, this book has a promising future.
I have been reading novels with two male protagonists. I originally read this one with nostalgic thoughts. I thought the plot was not very innovative. Otherwise, the protagonist would just take advantage of his immortality and directly get rid of Lao Zhu and become the emperor himself. Otherwise, he would go crazy to remonstrate and not regard his own life as fate. The book is completely different. It doesn't have the Tang Dynasty behavior that is common in male pornographic novels, and the protagonist cherishes his life, not only his own, but also the people around him. He attaches great importance to friendship.,, I haven't seen a book with CP so far, and of course I hope there won't be one in this book. The male protagonist is really well portrayed! ! ! ! ! But I still want to beg for mercy. Can you please stop Yang Xian from doing such a stupid thing? 😱
I don't know how to put it. I have read novels on Tomato for many years. This is my first time to write a book review. I really shed a lot of tears for the first time. The descriptions of many small characters are too vivid. The good and evil of human nature are never subjective. When I first started reading, I actually wanted to see the reactions of others when Mr. Sun died and came back to life. Later I have to say that the stories of each character are so beautiful. To be honest, I didn't feel that Mr. Sun was the protagonist. Everyone here is the protagonist. The system tasks also advance the story line. The author will do a good job and look forward to the follow-up stories!
I fell in love with this novel when the protagonist, Dongchang Mansion, was working on poverty alleviation. At that time, I felt good playing games and listening to the book, so I read it again. ① I really fell in love with this novel when Lao Zhang was awakened by the protagonist's scolding by the example of Sister Cuifen. Although it was unrealistic to release all the women in the end, this is the most respectful novel I have ever seen for women. It is very friendly to female readers or those who don't like harems! ②The supporting characters in it are also flesh and blood. Lao Zhang and the Qin family are typical growth types. I also like the story of Mao Xiang and Lao Mo (it is a good choice to open a side story, otherwise the center of the text will be offset) ③The protagonist is well portrayed. Although the protagonist is a bit reckless, his mission is to complete it a hundred times, and confronting Zhu Yuanzhang is not considered a disadvantage. From the very beginning, the protagonist just wanted to escape, but later he developed bonds with the people around him. I think this is one of the reasons that makes the protagonist come alive, and it is also different from other system novels. In short, the novel has grooves, laughs, tears, and moments that make people's blood boil. Come on, author, don't get tired and don't take a break (why did I write so much but I really like this novel) I found that the author likes to write details. Many details in the article make the characters more real. However, after reading the comic adapted by Xiali, I realized that some places are actually a bit redundant. Deleting them will not affect the plot. For example, the part about fighting in the desert. I know the author wanted to highlight the harsh environment in the desert, but it felt so long. It really made me exhausted [face covering] I was afraid of missing the plot and just listened to the book [staring] The author can think about it more when writing [heartfelt]
I have read more than a hundred chapters in this book. The death method is interesting and reasonable, but it just gives me a feeling that the death of the protagonist is very natural. Except for the occasional talk by Lao Zhang and those from the Ministry of Industry, there seems to be no mention of the protagonist's previous clones, especially Zhu Yuanzhang. The protagonist died for the Ming Dynasty. I think we can add a little bit about Zhu Yuanzhang, Queen Ma and Zhu Biao talking about the protagonist's previous clones, and some ministers' comments on the Sun family. Finally, Lao Zhang accepted the protagonist's new identity too quickly every time he saw it. It feels like the protagonist can pave the way for the next clone before his death. Although there are a few minor flaws, overall it's still very good and worth watching.
The writing is very good, the writing style is very good, and there are no all kinds of foreshadowing. At present, it doesn't seem to mean having a harem, and I'm not saying it's completely brainless. I think it's quite logical, and the writing style at the end is really sad and makes me cry. The protagonist really has a sense of justice and serves the country and the people. He is not an old fool or a good guy.
It is really one of those rare novels that can make people say that the literary talent is transcendent! The plot may have flaws, but the presentation is spot on! Especially the first few chapters, the sense of immersion is overwhelming! [Sending Hearts]
It's okay and good to watch, the plot is okay, but there are parts in it that make me want to die. I blame myself for having too much knowledge, so I won't read it. I'd like to give the author a good review because your plot is interesting.
The author's writing style is awesome! The writing is also very good! Why isn't it popular? ! Has the author been cheated? ! ! Must be popular🔥🔥🔥🔥