Corrupt Official? Rebellious Minister? I’ll Pull a Coffin Through the Snow to Die Protesting!

It's very beautiful, really very beautiful, with full characters, clear ideas, and vivid and powerful writing. It's not the kind of empty rhetoric, nor the kind that brags about how powerful the protagonist is from the beginning. The plot is also well handled. Some sentences or described scenes can be vividly displayed in front of me, reaching my heart, and sometimes triggering my reflection. The writing is really good. I personally think this is one of the best books on this type of subject I have ever read. I really recommend reading it.

The protagonist Guo Nian is so crazy that he dares to say anything. Can you imagine that a seventh-grade official dared to say to Zhu Yuanzhang in the court: "Zhu Chongba, will you rebel?" Even the prince Zhu Biao almost doubted that the protagonist was his brother living among the people. Zhu Ping was put on trial in the vegetable market, and he directly helped Princess Qin Guanyin to divorce her husband... As long as the protagonist and Zhu Yuanzhang appear in the same frame for less than two chapters, one of them will be so angry that he will jump to his feet, hahahahahaha Every time the protagonist is about to turn on the weapon, I feel a pinch of sweat for him across the screen. The system in this book is the most generous system I have ever seen. When the protagonist is tortured, it blocks pain and actively resists injuries. For fear that the protagonist will die, it desperately gives him a famous knife. . Hahahaha It's beautiful (๑• . •๑), And everyone in the comment section is full of talents. The author made me cry one second, and opened the comment section the next second to make me cry back. I'm really convinced [full] [full] [full] Hahahahahaha

A very good, very powerful book. Some people may think that the scene where Zhu Yuanzhang admits his mistake is very separate from the previous portrayal, but I can only say that this is where the author is awesome. It can only be said that a person's heart is cold, and it becomes clear. Zhu Yuanzhang didn't wake up or change, he let go. The characterization of this section is what I think is the most awesome. Awesome! ! !

There is nothing wrong with the writing of the novel, but the way I think about shaping the spiritual core of the protagonist is different from mine. Differences in personal understanding are normal. My personal opinion is that greed deserves to be killed, not because of good or bad. This gap cannot be opened. The difference in how status is handled within the rules is more a limitation of feudal society. Spending private money for public purposes and abolishing public affairs for private purposes are just as disruptive to the rules. The biggest problem in Hongwu's official system is that there is no room for improvement in the rules and they are imperfect, which can be summed up as overcorrection and a grass-roots team. You can't watch it with your brain, but you can't watch it without your brain.

I read 260 chapters in one go. The plot is very compact and exciting, but the only shortcoming is that Zhu Yuanzhang always wants to kill the protagonist, and the protagonist keeps making suggestions to help Zhu Yuanzhang stabilize his country. If the system hadn't affected Zhu Yuanzhang's thoughts, the protagonist would have died long ago. It's a bit too licking. According to what Zhu Yuanzhang did in the article, overthrowing the Ming Dynasty is the most enjoyable plot

It's a very good book. I think it's more of a light novel. The plot is also told very eloquently. It's quite interesting.

It's quite good-looking. In this world of novels that start with a template based on fast food, it is one of the few works that really stood out to me. Although some places may seem too exaggerated and rushed in reality. But when you consider that it is a novel world and the writing is very good, it is nothing. I'm just curious about whether there is a cp line. I'm very happy that the male protagonist is pursuing a career. I can also accept single-arrow affection for the character, but I don't want to have ambiguous elements to develop the cp... I always feel that that would take away some of the fun. I think I will give up my book at that time. It is really pointless to fall in love in the career line.

This is a very good time-travel novel. The author's writing style is very delicate and profound. Guo Nian is an idealist and the best implementer. Guo Nian grew up under the red flag. Even if he traveled through ancient times, he has not forgotten his original intention. His heart is the people. I hope Mr. Guo will not be afraid of wind and rain along the way and become the sun in the hearts of the people of the Ming Dynasty.

Shen Nong is here, if you want to have a taste of it, start reading it from chapter 30. It starts to feel good after chapter 36. Before chapter 30, it is only for admiration [smile]

This novel uses cold and delicate writing to cut through the fabric of the Ming Dynasty layer by layer, exploring the eternal propositions of power, humanity and destiny in the folds of history. The author does not indulge in a grand narrative, but builds a world full of tension with exquisite details: the undercurrent surges under the glazed tiles of the Forbidden City, the memorials in the court are inlaid with beads, the beacon fires on the border and the mist and rain in the south of the Yangtze River interweave into a magnificent picture of the times. (Qianwen said)