
Zhu Yuanzhang: You're Still Alive?
朱元璋:你还没死?
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 25d ago
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The book is a good book, the subject matter is good, and there should be a lot of keywords using AI. There are obvious traces of AI generation, but it is also good-looking. For those who say it is AI-generated, if it doesn't look good, you don't have to read it. The important thing is to eat enough. As for why it is called AI, because the narrative rhythm of the full text is a very standard assembly line writing method of "scene description + dialogue + action and expression + simple psychology". The sentences are smooth but have no personal style, and the character creation is extremely flat (Lin Mo only has a single label of "Gou", Chen Gui only It has the attribute of a "tool person" who "talks and persuades the protagonist"), and the plot advancement completely serves the pleasure of templates. It does not have the emotional ups and downs, foreshadowing design and personal expression in real-life creations. It is in line with the typical characteristics of AI-generated writings that are "smooth but soulless", and the subject matter and narrative are highly modular. Children [covering face] run!
This is the real time-traveler, not asking for changes but seeking no mistakes. Those so-called time-traveling are difficult to accept changes. Let's survive one day first. Especially in Lao Zhu's era, Lao Zhu wished that everything had been arranged and he only wanted you to be a wooden stake. The standard standard of arranging everything for food, clothing, housing and transportation was unless you were invincible at the beginning, otherwise you would be beheaded on the first day of time-traveling.
This is the real Gou! But what's the point of traveling like this? Why, even though she looks good, every time I see Zhu Xiongying, I still feel a little bit upset when Queen Ma dies not long after! After a long period of preparation in the early stage, it was only in the Yongle Dynasty that we could see the time-travelers flapping their little wings of history! ! Looking forward to the next article! !
This book is really worth reading. It is not the kind of book that the emperor immediately re-employs after traveling to the past and showing his talent. The emperor is no longer a human being. He will only destroy anyone or anything that may threaten the emperor's position, from beginning to end. However, it is indeed very enjoyable to write.
A good book, although it has a bit of AI flavor but not too much, it is half AI and half artificial. The plot is well laid out, and the protagonist sticks to the title of the book throughout the whole process. It is a thousand times better than most works that talk about Gou Dao's behavior as pretentious. Among a bunch of junk novels that pretend to be Gou Daowen but only show the truth of holy texts, this book can be regarded as a clear stream among the clear stream. There is no active manifestation of the saint by the protagonist throughout the whole process. Even if it is a passive manifestation of the saint, the protagonist will hide himself among the crowd in various ways and not stand out. Gou Dao's masterpieces (340,000 words of impression)
It's well written. I've read so many mindless novels about time travel that makes the emperor his father. This is the first novel that is not absolute but is also relatively thoughtful. Refreshing
It's pretty good. The main reason is that the style is clear and it's very good. The only problem is that it's a bit boring. Seeing how the time travelers survive is still inconsistent with the market trend. It's normal that the score is not high. In short, although I give it a high score, everyone who wants to read a refreshing article can leave.
In line with my objective impression of the emperor, the description of Zhu Yuanzhang reflects the ruthlessness of the ancient emperor and his painstaking cultivation of the next heir. I didn't want to comment at first, but there were too many poisonous points. Gou Mingshou in the early stage actually wrote on a note, "Dang Jinyiwei doesn't exist?" The same goes for the fortune-teller you made with your wife in the mid-term. As soon as you said that the royal guards would be ambushing officials' homes, you and your wife started writing a note. There is also the younger brother who is following the protagonist. The protagonist has survived the Hu Weiyong case, the Kongyin case, and the Guo Huan case. The protagonists in these three major cases are all fine. This younger brother actually doesn't care about the words of his immediate boss. So what's the point of the author writing about him not caring about his life? Later, a time traveler opened his mouth and revealed the identity of the protagonist. The author might as well write down his own ID card [laughing]
It is indeed an AI article, some parts are repeated, and the content is repeated. But it does have some meaning. The story is interesting. It will be better if it is made into a panda head video. Just take a look at it as a script.
Well, it's very well written. There are two kinds of time travel stories. One is to change history. The other is to follow the trend of history. The author writes very well. After seeing too many things that changed history, it's hard to avoid getting tired of them. This doesn't change history. Just taste it carefully, savor it carefully