The Ming Dynasty, 1638

Wok author, please update quickly. Pure food is not enough, but slightly cool is really cool. You control the characters very well. From the perspective of the protagonist, some things are not dead ends, but there is a dead end. No matter how you answer, you feel dead, but in the end, you are still alive. Chen Wang is threatened by death all the time, and is severely crushed by the torrent of the times. At the beginning, I thought he was going to Zhang Xianzhong's camp to do something. As for the counselor, it does look like it. There are so few counselor protagonists, and later it feels like they want to fight for hegemony and become the emperor. The characters of this group of villains are written in just a few strokes. It's amazing to see three copper plates in Li Zicheng's temple determine life and death. Three lucky ones, and his subordinates will cut off their own future. I feel that this group of people is described as flesh and blood, not just simple NPCs. They have found gold in tomatoes again. The author will update the book soon!!!

Ten Thousand Hours Certified, this is the most in-depth book I have ever read. It must be rated five stars. There is no rating yet, but the visual score is 9.3+++ Such a good-looking book is not popular. The last time it was recommended everywhere was the book "The System Gives Me Immortality, and I Will Be Invincible in the End of My Life". At that time, the author had just opened the book. Certified for 10,000 hours of reading, absolutely beautiful.

The writing is good, the logic is self-consistent, the protagonist does not have a big cheat, and the plot is not outrageous. I just feel that writing four to five lines is a bit out of rhythm. I skipped the plot about Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong in the middle. I feel that I can cut some space and focus on Dengzhou, the imperial court and Jinzhou, so that the main plot line will be clearer.

It's very interesting. The content is not laggy, and the characters are well drawn. There are some plot bugs. For example, the protagonist said in the camp that Emperor Chongzhen sent Yang Sichang one hundred thousand taels of silver (how do you know about the pig's feet, but the main body does not affect the reading, the story is tightly connected, and it is not a brainless text.

This is my favorite type of time-travel novel. The author relies on the tense rhythm and plots to capture the readers' hearts. It is very unconventional. The writing of the story is concise and not procrastinating, and there are no cliche plots such as the cliched stallion harem or the disgusting plot of copying poems and slapping people in the face. All in all, I finished reading it in one sitting. Unfortunately, it is still being updated and I have to wait for a while before continuing.

Micro time travel, micro passion, micro comedy, micro struggle for hegemony, micro survival, and the halo of the protagonist connect the historical romances together. The writing is silky smooth, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Group Portraits is well written and is a good book. The author works hard!

A good book. It currently has more than one million words. The language is rigorous, the plot is nuanced, and it is good-looking. It is in the same tone as Jagged Can Ming. The logic is rigorous. There are only two or three modern words and sentences in the period, but the scene fits the situation and can be ignored. Those who like reading will naturally love to read it. I hope no one will criticize it. It is non-toxic and can be savored carefully. The author will update soon.

I am a 20-year-old bookworm. I have read no less than 30 novels recently. Some of them I just found interesting at the beginning, so I just followed them half-heartedly, but none of them lasted past 200 chapters. I have only read 30 chapters of this novel, and I think it is very well written. Maybe I like the forbearance and survival in it, maybe I like the wisdom of all the members in it, and maybe it is just what I wanted. I just hope that the author will continue to persevere, not give up his original intention, and not end the story.

Everything is fine, but there is one thing I don't understand. Is it a flaw that the author deliberately missed? The five protagonists knew about the 50,000 taels hidden by Zhang Xianzhong. As a result, Sun Kewang opened his mouth and it was 50,000 taels, and Yang also knew that it was fifty thousand taels. [What]

I'm halfway through reading it and can read it, so I'll give it four stars for the time being. Not to say that they are bloodthirsty, but they are a bit more "feminine" towards them! Miss the tiger