Transmigrated to 1640: Seizing the Nine Frontiers by Force and Slaughtering the Eight Banners

Don't believe some book reviews! The novel is extremely well written, a rare masterpiece! Some people just leave negative reviews maliciously! The author's literary talent is very good and there are many original jokes. A work with a score of 6.9 Has a quality score of 9 or above! This is one of the most awesome novels from the late Ming Dynasty that I have seen on Tomato! Passion, strategy, and the unknown side of a famous general. Money is not regarded as gold. Caution is the protagonist's excess. The more I watch it in the later stages, the more enjoyable it becomes.

The subject matter is good, and it is easy to read. One thing I would like to mention is that the dialogues in the text are too long for each person. Two or three people should have cross-talk. One person spoke hundreds of words, and it was like giving a speech [laughing and crying].

It's like a big boss plus a mercenary, it feels like a drug lord in Myanmar, plus the attributes of a super boss, the writing is very clever, better than some slaves, and not very novice.

The reality reflects history and has a sense of time. It is consistent with history and character setting. Reading it feels like being there and feeling the same. The characters are delicately drawn, the thinking is clear, the troops are arranged in formation, and the enemies are killed in battle, which is full of passion. Worth reading. ! ! !

From what I can see so far, the IQ is online, the logic is reasonable, the plot is fast-paced, not procrastinating at all, and there are few poisonous points. The male protagonist is also a true hero, "attacking the nine sides", "taking over the imperial city", "forcing Hong Chengchou and Fan Wencheng to death", and "enslaving 50,000 Korean soldiers" "Use Tartars to control Tartars", "Form Yiding cavalry to massacre the grasslands indiscriminately", "Daishan, Dorgon, Duduo, Haoge, Luo Luohun and others all died in the battle", "Ning Wan, I was captured", "Tatar chieftain Boljin, Oara chieftain Mudakhan, Jiannu puppet emperor Huang Taiji! All were executed", "joined businessmen to engage in finance and open sea trade", "researched and manufactured new objects", "treated his army and people extremely well", "took hundreds of thousands of people from the imperial city to Liaodong", "disobeyed the rule of the Ming Dynasty" "Ting Xuan" deducted one star because I think the pace at the end is too fast. This book has just passed 500,000 yuan, so many things have already happened, and all the famous people in the north have been hastily withdrawn. I was really shocked. Overall, it is still a very good book.

I think it's okay, the logic is clear, and it doesn't feel too abrupt. I'm reading a time-travel novel just to have fun, and it's written from the perspective of the Liaodong frontier army. It's very satisfying to watch the male protagonist become bigger and stronger. I don't want to read the real history of the late Ming Dynasty at all. It's easy to get angry and upset.

So ruffian, so dark, and so ruthless! It's just that the little mouth has been quenched, and the rest is logical and clear in thinking. It's not the kind of brainless system that cheats. Historical travel stories are already top-notch on Tomato!

Relieve your anger! Be bold! The twists and turns give people constant surprises. Like it!

To be honest, just think about it, what would happen if a feud could dominate each other's territory? For example, let alone those who suffered losses from Xiaoli several decades ago, even if those born in 2000 or 10 can now control Xiaoli, they will not be able to have an easy time. What the Eight Banners did after the founding of the People's Republic of China must be announced, and Xiaoli must be pushed to the back.

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