The Ming Dynasty's Last Banner: I Enter the Game with a Poisonous Strategist as My Son

The writing is a bit refreshing. Clearing up the world of the Jiangnan gentry is never accomplished in one fell swoop. The writing is too simple. But the Machiavellian approach, the combination of right and wrong, is still a bit interesting. I hope the author can continue to work hard!

It's super good-looking. The male protagonist's ruthlessness matches the poisonous warrior in the title of the book. He also has various tasks such as defending the city, attacking the city, seizing food, and surviving. Just like someone else in the book said, "What he wants to practice is a pill that can keep him alive in this troubled world... The elixir of immortality." Living for the purpose, the author writes very well, and the author is really productive! The author is very enthusiastic about this update. [Bookshelf plus one]

Yes, it is better written than 99.9% Of Tomato's time travel and achievement writings, and better than those that can support the army by selling soap, making glass, etc. And it looks much better if she is not the Holy Mother and has a cruel heart. It's great that there is no female protagonist (so far). I just don't know why another time traveler is added [what]

It's a very good time in the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty. People in troubled times should be realistic, cruel, and pursue profits, otherwise they won't survive, especially the troubled times of cannibalism in the late Ming Dynasty. The rating should be 9, I don't know why it is so low.

The writing is very distinctive and vivid. Compared with most time-travel novels in the late Ming Dynasty, it is very delicate and has the flavor of martial arts novels in it. The author's writing skills are quite strong. Is it worth recommending? This is a novel that combines the unique spacing martial arts style and the style of the late Ming Dynasty that I have seen in so many years. I hope the author can work hard! Support!

I am an old bookworm if I count, QQ browser + Tomato (5700 hours + 2900 hours, including the D version I have watched for three or four years, which is more than 10,000 hours), this book should not be recommended by the app. There are objective reasons (human nature is very clear), and it is comparable to half of the poisonous points of "G Real Person". From an objective point of view, a basic score of 9.2 Is completely qualified, and a score of 9.3-9.5 Is no problem, but the author has broken the window for some unexplainable things in modern society.

The previous writing is good, but why does it smell like AI after chapter 49? A very pure smell of deep sick. Of course, this is true for those in their 49s and 50s. I don't know about it later. I'll check it out later.

Wow, the author's writing is good. I really like it. Keep it up.

Personally, I think this inspiration is very interesting. Although the protagonist is a bit too cold-blooded and a bit inhuman, on the whole, there are some small mistakes in the writing, which makes the readers feel like it was written by AI. Maybe the fact is that it was written by AI, and the author only provides an outline inspiration, but isn't this the general trend now? The AI ​​is responsible for writing, and the author is responsible for revising. It's like why eat lying down when you can eat standing up? Right, there is no need for you to worry about whether this book is written by AI. You only need to look at the writing style, inspiration, characterization and story of this book. Although there are some minor flaws, I am willing to give it 9.5 Points. This is in a historical text.

Flintlock muskets also need to be armor-piercing, otherwise they will be brutally killed by a volley of arrows from the enemy. Bows and arrows have a longer range and faster shooting speed than flintlock muskets. The flintlock has only two advantages over the bow and arrow. It is easy to train and does not require strength to pull the trigger. You can't beat a bow and arrow from the front