The Ming Dynasty's Greatest Debt Collector: From the Start, I Make Zhu Yuanzhang Pay Up

You wrote about the loneliness of Zhu Yuanzhang, the loneliness of the commoner emperor, the loneliness of Huaixi nobles, the loneliness of the reconstruction of mountains and rivers, the vastness and iron blood in the ups and downs of troubled times; at the same time, you also wrote about the obsession that cannot be broken by Deng Wen's drum, and the sadness of Hongwu's constant cutting. When I read it for the first time, my blood boiled, but when I read it again, my heart was chilled! It not only describes the determination and madness of the Hongwu monarchs and ministers in reshaping China, but also the sympathy and sorrow of the founding fathers for guarding the country together, as well as the despair and profound desolation of the people in troubled times who are unable to regain peace!

The angle is novel, the plot is good, compact and reasonable

Not bad, the general direction of the subject matter is okay. The details are well handled.

It's a bit long-winded. I'll give it four stars because it's listenable. There's no plot twist. It's funny. Anyway, it's listenable.

This is well written, but I can't keep up.

The writing style is novel and unique, not a cookie-cutter piece of writing.

This would definitely look great as a comic.

Looks good, come on!

After watching it for a while, I think it's okay

Not bad, well organized.