The Descendants of the Hongwu Emperor

The writing is very good. The protagonist did not invent some equipment across the era, but he did his best to save the Ming Dynasty. It is a pity. Unlike other novels where the protagonist is gentle, knowledgeable, sensible and elegant, but behind the scenes is a hypocrite. The protagonist can be said to be a true gentleman but not pedantic.

Not bad, looks and feels very good. Personally, I really want to read the Ming Dynasty in which Xiong Ying is the male protagonist. I think this book handles the incident of the concubine in the East Palace very well. I am not talking about the way this matter is handled, but the description of the thoughts of Zhu Yuanzhang and the prince and others when they learned that Xiong Ying was in charge. I quite like it. A five-year-old child did such a thing. From the perspective of the emperor and the prince, I think this paragraph is much more difficult to write than the plot of this matter, and it can easily become a poisonous point. The author uses this incident to lead to the protagonist making an exception to the kingship later and how to watch it logically in some scenes. I think it looks really good. If you are interested, you can add it to your bookshelf and have a look. It's a pretty good book, but I feel like I got into it a little too early. The chapters are not enough to read [face covering]. The author will keep up the good work! Come on!

After reading it in one sitting, this work has the momentum of being a high-quality product. Unlike those time-travel novels, which have all kinds of inventions and slaps in the face from the beginning, this rare and good work embodies the characteristics of the times and rights. It is not a logic that one can do whatever he wants.

The writing is very good, and the author is also a veteran of writing about the Ming Dynasty. I am looking forward to this novel about the early Ming Dynasty. Come on

Keep following, this is already the third book. There are basically no logical loopholes in what the author writes, but it may indeed make many people who like to read history feel uncomfortable. After all, the identity is the best every time, so not many people are reading it every time. Going to Fengyang and returning to Nanjing, there is something wrong with this section

The writing is good, and it fits the archetypes of historical figures. Zhu Chongba has a contradictory personality who loves the people like a son but sometimes is extremely doting on his children and grandchildren. Zhu Laosi originally dreamed of being a general who conquered the north, but fate pushed him to that position. If the Ming Dynasty did not go through internal friction, the historical trajectory may indeed be what it is in the book. (And from ancient times to the present, politics has indeed gone too far. In small Latin American countries, the extreme left and extreme right switch rapidly. The relatively stable countries only have a long cycle. Although the switch is late, it comes late. If you do not face certain problems directly and do not solve them, you will always wait until the historical cycle law is forced to solve it at a high cost.)

Tomato is a rare masterpiece of historical Hongwu literature. The revised historical plot is more reasonable and has more exciting points. It is just that the score of the son of the plane is a bit low for the protagonist, and a lot of historical details are omitted, but overall it is worthy of the current score, and it is a happy ending.

This is really well written, and the logic is quite thorough and reasonable. I don't know why the rating is so low. No matter what, it should be higher than 9 points. Many other 9-point works of the same type were so shocked that they quit after reading just two sentences (either Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao are regarded as fools, or other ministers are regarded as fools)

Yes, some people have deliberately lowered the rating. It has just been released and the rating cannot go up. This book is written with both history and life details. When you start reading the previous article, you have to use your brain to understand the actions of the protagonist. Generally speaking, this is not a good book. It is meant for those who grow up slowly. The writing is good. The author has a deep understanding and research of the Ming Dynasty. I feel that this book can slowly increase its rating in the future. The author is also an experienced author, so the output should be guaranteed, and the outline should remain unchanged. The whole book focuses on the growth of the protagonist and making up for historical regrets. The history written is very sophisticated, and the growth process is also very good. It is worth recommending.

The structure is clear, the characters are depicted with flesh and blood, and it is also relatively close to history. It is not brainless. I highly recommend [like][like][like]