I Passed Myself Off as a Scholar and Rose to Become a Ming Dynasty Power Broker

It's good-looking, and the content is not boring. As a female reader, the male protagonist does not have three wives and four concubines. If the content is obscene, this is a good point. The emotional line is okay so far, not very stiff. I look forward to how the male protagonist will solve the identity crisis next. I hope that the male protagonist will not have three wives and four concubines later.

It's well written and I read the latest chapters in one go. I wanted to comment, but found that the rating was not high. I took a look at the reasons for the negative reviews. Those negative reviews are too far-fetched, some are misleading, and some are inconsistent with history. I just want to say that you might as well buy a junior high school history textbook and read it, which one suits your appetite. I have read novels for so many years, including many historical novels that travel through ancient times. I have also read the masterpieces of various great gods. Who dares to say that any historical novel has no problems at all. As long as it is logical, the plot is exciting and smooth, and it conforms to historical reality in a general direction, it will be fine. In my opinion, the author's writing is quite good, at least there are very few flaws that can be found now.

I have read 20 chapters, and I can only say that I saw a book like this on Tomato. It is already a high-quality book. It has an online IQ, clear logic, obvious main lines, and good writing. You can read it without thinking. Sorry to bother you, but the rest of it is all about the same routine, and you can only read the first ten chapters. I can't see the back part, it's nothing interesting, it's just copy and paste [laughing and crying]

Fascinating and full of ups and downs, the main character's piece "Ending the Implications" reminded me of Li Si's "Book of Remonstrance and Expulsion". Life and death in the court hang on a thread. Even though the protagonist is sure to survive, he still can't help but step back to the background and take a break. When I read it again, I found it even more exciting and emotional, sighing at the past and present, so I recorded this most exciting emotion in the name of writing a book review.

The subject matter is good, and the rhythm has been well grasped. It is very attractive to watch. Although the protagonist can weigh things, he dares to risk it all to get justice. He is quite reluctant to leave Zhu Yuanzhang later. After all, it is really suitable for the protagonist to work under Zhu Yuanzhang, each one is harder than the other. The author's writing is really good. It's rare to find a book on Tomato that I can read all the time.

It's so well written that it makes no sense not to give it 10 points. The historical research is well done, and the wording is consistent with ancient proverbs. Occasionally, a few modern words pop up, which does not make people look dramatic at all, but feels humorous and appropriate! I have read similar articles before, all of which involve dressing up as an emperor and telling people about their historical experiences when meeting them. It is as confusing and cumbersome as NPC triggers. This article is detailed and brief, and can well insert historical figures into the plot! Moreover, this kind of historical novel is not boring at all. The war is not boring, and the plot is also very enjoyable. Before reading it, I looked at the comments section to point out the shortcomings, but after reading the novel for more than ten years, I felt that the writing was really good and there were no bugs. The whole text has its ups and downs, making people want to keep reading. I want to see more emotional dramas, the love and family relationships of the protagonists, etc. Hahaha, this is the wish of female readers.

The writing is good and the plot is good. I hope to keep writing. Drive high and go low, just take it as the main book. It looks good in front of me. I saw that the writing level dropped drastically after more than 200 chapters. There were dozens of chapters that were all about the author's inner drama. The plot was bland and boring, just like an AI flow novel.

It's good to read, and it mainly talks about officialdom. I think the writing is very fluent, and it's better than the other books on the market about uniformly traveling through time and becoming the number one scholar. After catching up, the male protagonist still becomes the harem. Isn't it written by the author himself that the male protagonist is single-minded in the early stage? Some people say that the princess met the male protagonist first. The author also likes to make secretly positive yin and yang comments. Don't read it.

It's so good. I love this kind of drama where a modern civil servant is trained and travels back to feudal society to rectify the officialdom. The morality of any one of them is comparable to that of Hai Rui, and Zhang Juzheng is defeated by his experience and wisdom. This is a cool story. This is the time-travel story I want to read. I hope female channels also have such good-looking stories.

A good book, one of the best Hongwu official documents of the Ming Dynasty. The author has profound writing skills, which is really different from those written by AI novices. The plot is full of ups and downs and fascinating, and it is not the kind that pretends to be an infrastructure revolution through modern knowledge and knowledge.