Jinling**

I'm honored to have read this book before it was published. This book is a time-travel novel, but it's not like the cliche kind of time-travel novel that happens in a car accident. The author's writing style is really good, as if you can smell the rotten smell of a rainy day, and you can never imagine what will happen in the next second, but the connection with the previous one is just right.

The story begins with Zhu Yunzhen's soul passing through, and it is difficult to change the situation without a golden finger. The book takes into account realistic issues such as land maladministration and border troubles in Liaodong. The plot is intertwined with suspense. The text is full of atmosphere and has hidden foreshadowing, making it a thick and deep read.

The research party is ecstatic, and the details can withstand scrutiny . Although it is an imaginary history, you can feel that the author has done a lot of homework on the rules and regulations and character relationships in the early Ming Dynasty. The world view of the whole story is very real and believable, making this "what if" story particularly reasonable, and history lovers will also feel very comfortable reading it.

This is the best novel I have read so far. The author is really good at writing it and it is very imaginative (≧∇≦*). I recommend everyone to read it with confidence! It's really good-looking, I'll give it a five-star rating╰(*´`*)╯

The historical details are really well written, and the writing style is not bad. I am still reading it and looking forward to more surprises! A good book, especially the growth of the little characters is also portrayed very penetratingly. This second volume, especially the suspenseful third volume, The Cat Cave is Very Big, I like it very much, and I look forward to the follow-up.

Recommended! The writing is good. I've never been very interested in novels involving history, and I often find them boring, but this one doesn't at all. Wait until you have time to savor it!

Very detailed history, wonderful

This novel is very realistic. It tells the story of a mortal who traveled to the Ming Dynasty and ascended to the throne step by step through his own efforts. The author has solid writing style and is very familiar with the biographies of historical figures. I recommend it!

The logic of the book is clear, the author's thinking is sharp, and he has the idea of ​​​​letting readers continue reading. If he keeps trying, the length can be slightly shorter.