I Pretended to Be an Official and Became a Powerful Official in the Ming Dynasty

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 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.

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.

Five-star praise! From the modern people's thinking to the ancient people's way of dealing with people, but still retain the correct values ​​​​of our current people, the courage to stand up and do what you can do, the character! He is not a literate person who only knows how to talk, but a man who really does his work and is strong-willed! Five-star praise is given, everyone comes to see it!

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.

The pace of this book is very fast, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the plot advances in an interlocking manner. It is a smooth read and I couldn't put it down. I stayed up until two o'clock in the morning still wanting to read it. The protagonist acts strategically and uses wisdom to resolve crises every time. He can move step by step in the officialdom while always sticking to his true heart and having good intentions. The protagonist has three upright views, can stick to the bottom line in the face of temptation, and truly stands on the side of the people at the bottom, adhering to justice and the people's support. The author's writing style is very good. I feel so good at writing official documents and imperial edicts! Moreover, the research is very detailed, including various official systems, local structures, laws, supervisory systems, imperial power operations, taxation, land systems, population, etc. The various characters are also very vivid, even if they are just supporting roles, they are impressive. There are no vulgar and borderline descriptions of women in this book, and there is no harem. It's great! Anyway, it's very beautiful! I love it so much!

Very good. The beginning was a bit like Langya. Later, he gradually came into contact with Lao Zhu and began to kill corrupt officials. The writing skills are not bad, not top-notch, but it is quite comfortable to watch, especially the description of Lao Zhu. Later in his career, Lao Zhu's character will indeed change a little in order to hastily let his grandson succeed him. , The only thing that remains unchanged is that the ministers under Lao Zhu are all the same as the landlords and the rich are dealing with the long-term workers. The author is very good at this. In fact, they all say how ruthless Lao Zhu is when he kills people. People who say this just don't correct their stance. Lao Zhu kills all corrupt officials, Huaixi nobles, and Meng Yuan veterans. Because Lao Zhu cleaned up these toxins, Ming Dynasty can have a clean start. Otherwise, look at the old Manchus now. When the dynasties changed, they had no time to deal with them. Now that they have calmed down, they have started to jump up and down again. They can't divide you, but they disgust you. I am not a fan of the Ming Dynasty. The late Ming Dynasty was really bad and rubbish. There is nothing to hide it. I think the late Ming Dynasty will be mad to death, and the history of the Southern Ming Dynasty is even worse. But unfortunately, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties are even worse. On the worse track, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties are indeed the best. I've said too much here. Come on, author, you've written well.

It's very well written, I've been following it. Really, the timing is very good. At the beginning, the protagonist encounters a relatively big difficulty (no spoilers here), which makes the viewer a little frightened. But when you are about to stop watching, it is solved in time, paving the way for the follow-up. And the protagonist is a growth type, I hope there will be no CP in the future [laughing]

The shortcomings are not hidden, the overall writing is still very good-looking, the main plot is advanced without delay, and the updated chapters are all written according to the day, especially the latest chapter rejecting the imperial edict, the writing is really passionate. The score of 7.8 Is low. I personally think it is about 8.8 To 9 points. It is worth reading. I hope the author can maintain the standard and update more.

The plot is okay, it's my favorite type, and the emotional scenes are also very well written. When I saw the author's emotional scenes written like this, I was so excited. It's so difficult to find an emotional scene on a male channel that's not obtrusive. Nice. But the latest chapter involves marrying a princess and having concubines. PS: I just saw that Zhu Yuanzhang is going to change the title of crown prince. From the chapter title, I can see that he is marrying a princess. . . I don't know how to describe it. Since it was mentioned about a female protagonist at the beginning, and now the princess has been added, the comment also said that she wants to take concubines. This is still influenced by rumors. . Isn't the male protagonist already very powerful? Not a word? I already have children, but if I don't develop my career well, I want to marry a woman? Where to put Ru? She was married to Ming Media Zheng and gave birth to a son for him. This is not to say that daughters are not good, but in ancient times, sons were more valued. She wasn't wrong at all. . It is best for a princess to be the first wife, and then the second wife, but to be honest, the latter just has a nice name, but in fact she is still a concubine. It's impossible to let the majestic Princess Ming be your concubine, right? What should Naru do? Some people may think, "It's ancient times, so we must have three wives and four concubines," but I'm reading a novel, otherwise wouldn't it be more realistic if I read historical records directly? Lie in and kill. . I don't know if the protagonist will refuse in the future, but I have already removed it from the bookshelf. I wish the author all the best in the future. Goodbye, book friends! Friends who like to watch harems and those who have multiple heroines should not comment in my comment area. It is personal freedom to see what it is. You can comment as you like. If you like it, you can post it yourself. [Smile]

It's refreshing and compact, and the threats faced by the protagonist, such as the threat of false identities and disgusting bosses, are solved in twenty or thirty chapters, which would take more than a hundred chapters in other novels. This must be praised.

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 beginning is good, very innovative, and the following content unfolds step by step around suspense. It should be worth 9 points or more. The author has previously published 4 novels on Tomato, which are basically books about the Ming Dynasty, and he has accumulated skills and experience. Hopefully this one will be a hit🔥.

This fictional time travel story set in Hongwu is so enjoyable to read. The protagonist starts out as a local registrar, relies on his ability to skillfully solve difficult cases, and manages the jurisdiction in an orderly manner step by step, steadily rising with his political ability. By the time of Jianwen's reign, the protagonist knew the inside story and identified Zhu Di as Taizu's preferred successor. He followed King Yan Jingnan and helped create the prosperous age of Yongle. The protagonist is both civil and military, the plot has a catchy rhythm, the writing is witty and interesting, and the writing skills are solid. Once you open it, you can't help but read it all the way. It's worth reading.

It's very beautiful. No wonder so many people read it. The writing is very stable and realistic. After all, a person's power is limited, and the historical process cannot be stopped because of the changes of one person. But if the water breaks through, he will eventually play his role at a certain node.

It's not the usual mindless novel that's just for the sake of having fun. It doesn't have a cliché plot about rubbing cannons or building a high-speed railway. It doesn't have anything obscene and obscene. It's not a stud novel. Simple and good writing, good writing style, strong logic, smooth thinking, worthy of reference, and able to withstand scrutiny, give the author five points. It's five stars, not five points [blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

I like this book very much. People who read it in the early stage were afraid that the protagonist would be discovered. It was really scary to assume the role of the protagonist. Surrounded by that kind of crisis, people kept reading. The hook was handled very well. I quite liked the invention in the early stage. I also liked the part about Zhu Yuanzhang's private visit in disguise, when neither of them knew each other's identity. Under the circumstances, the perspective was given to me, which made me laugh to death, and the kind of cold humor the protagonist complained in his heart was also quite funny. On the surface, he was gentle and calm, but in fact he was a complainer. It was fun to slap in the face, but at the same time, it felt very thrilling. Duan Lin Yanzhang's biological father came to him, and it really felt like he came from the past. In addition, it is not enough to read, and the author will update it for me every day! Shoot

The plot is compact, the plot of Machiavellian plot is very immature, everything is relatively straight forward, but the most torturous thing is that everything is in accordance with the rules, which is above average. The better thing is not to be so stupid that you have to kill all the insiders, but to put more pressure on yourself and make yourself the hen that can lay golden eggs.

A very good Ming Dynasty novel. I couldn't read most of the Ming Dynasty books in Tomato, but I read the latest chapters of this one in one go. The plot and writing are all top-notch. No wonder the author said that he started writing books. It's really a dimensionality reduction blow. The only flaw is that the author cannot update 1,000 chapters a day. I hope the author will give up all vulgar interests and write a book well. I wish you can become a god as soon as possible! I have read the latest chapters of both Langya and this book. The sky is falling and I am running out of books!

It is about a civil servant in the early Ming Dynasty who pretended to seize his body. Seizing the body adds to the plot. The first hundred or so chapters contain stories, light-heartedness and textual research. It is worth reading. The only shortcoming is that the writing is a bit inferior and the wording in a small part is not rigorous. The story plot is good but lacks details, making it appear to be fast-paced. But starting from the end of Hongwu, the plot is arranged to have a good climax. The author also has his own thoughts on Jianwen's secrets, without using the versions circulating on the market, which makes the article interesting. I read that the author has written several books, and the ratings of other books are not very high, but this book is not easy to write and can become a small hit. I hope the author can keep writing it.

The writing is okay. There are no curse words used by modern people in ancient texts. At most, the narrator complains. There is no embarrassing description of the words spoken directly by the ancients in the text. There is no vulgar plot that makes the readers feel like they were suddenly fed a mouthful. The protagonist is in the official position. When it comes to doing business on the field, there is no disgusting and flirting with the opposite sex like in other novels. Although the heroine appears a little late and is a little bit love-minded, the advantage is that there is no cliché of getting into trouble and having the hero save the beauty. I wonder if the author will write about the interactions between official women. Shuang Jiewen, please keep it up

I really appreciate the author for writing such a flesh-and-blood protagonist like Lin Chuan. I often feel confused and don't know where to go, but watching Lin Chuan go step by step, passing five levels and defeating six generals, I am really deeply inspired. I sincerely thank the author for writing such a capable person. I hope everyone can give this book high marks and it will not be a loss if you invest in it!

8.5? ? ? Did I read that right? This rating is too low, too low, too low. Why is it only 8.5? ? ? ? Why is it only 8.5? ? ? How could it be only 8.5? ? It's really super good-looking and super cool, and the author is so humorous. 9.8 Is not an exaggeration!

It's very good, but there are too few and it's not enough to read. Just update it ten times a day. Author, you know what I mean. I used to think that with a single heroine or no heroine, it would be difficult to pursue Jing. The protagonist wants to take a concubine. Look at the situation and write a princess as a concubine. Oh my god, the daughter that Lao Zhu loves the most is going to be a concubine. Lao Zhu is so angry that he can't live with it. He just slipped away.

It's too dull. I have read quite a few books on Tomato, but this book personally feels the best. The author's writing is very good, the metaphors are vivid, the logic is clear, but it is also refreshing. This is the most comfortable historical novel I have ever read. The author has a very deep research on the history of the Ming Dynasty. He will quote classics and state the facts in the article. This book will not be brainless. Moreover, the author is very good and will explain history to readers in the comment area [Like][Like][Like][Like][KISS]