Daming: There Was a Somersault at the Beginning, and Old Zhu Was Crying!

I've seen a similar book. The two contents of Zhu Yuanzhang seem to be somewhat similar. It gave me a feeling of coolness and incomprehension, and the whole process was so smart [laughing awkwardly]

The writing style and narration are very good. If it were made into a comic series, it would be very good. Originally, the five-star rating means that the author is too watery. He can be described as a big buffalo. One star will be deducted. If the water is fine, he can just increase the volume when the water is low. What a pity! Finally, I hope that if you work harder and update it, it will be a comic series.

I think it's good. The writing is good now, but it's a little watery, but it's already good in Eggplant. I'll give it a star for now, and I'll talk about it later after I finish the tasting. I hope the author doesn't hit the mark and go down. As long as it's not too watery, I think it's a good casual novel.

The sea is full of water

The classic combination of historical time travel and system is very innovative from the perspective of the prince in the early Ming Dynasty. The daily dialogue between Zhu Yuanzhang and his son is vivid and lively, and the characters are not dull. There are a variety of sign-in rewards, and the fantasy props blend into the Ming Dynasty background to create a sense of conflict. The only drawback is that part of the plot relies on system props to advance the plot, and the Machiavellian logic is a bit simple. Readers who prefer relaxed and refreshing writing can read it, while those who pursue rigorous historical research will find it suspended.

There is a somersault cloud at the beginning. I have read Chapter 23 and it still hasn't been used.

This is a rare story about the prince-flow system in the early Ming Dynasty. There is no cookie-cutter plot of feudal kings rebelling. The protagonist relies on the sign-in system to improve people's livelihood and strengthen the Ming Dynasty. The rewards for food, magic weapons, and supernatural powers are rich and non-duplicate. The scene between Zhu Chongba and his son is the highlight of the book. It is down-to-earth and interesting. It balances the majesty of the emperor and the tenderness of the old father very well, making it full of interest.

The combination of Ming Dynasty prince + sign-in system is so novel! You can watch the daily fun with Zhu Yuanzhang, and you can also use fantasy props such as magic weapons and somersault clouds to do business. The plot pattern of fighting against the foreign coalition forces will be opened later. The whole process is both funny and exciting. It is very suitable for killing time in your spare time.

The writing is very good and the plot is good. This is a great article.

The writing is very good and the plot is exciting. I give you support.

Not bad, it looks good. Keep up the good work and I'll give you rewards and money. I'm even number one on the gift list.

Looks good but too short

If other historical novels are like the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and the Kangxi Dynasty, then this one is like the Wulin Gaiden. It is playful and playful, and the imprecision in it is also a joke, so you can laugh it off.

It's a story related to the Ming Dynasty. I must click on this to have a taste.

The joke about the opening of the Ming Dynasty in this way is relaxing and enjoyable. The naughty boy is really cute and capable. I love it.

The characters written by the author are all very flesh and blood, especially Zhu Yuanzhang. I feel that if Zhu Yuanzhang had such a character in history, he would actually be pretty good.

The writing is very interesting, and the novel is refreshing. The shortcoming is that it is a bit watery, but overall it can make you laugh. The author's novel has the flavor of Stephen Chow's movie, and it can be regarded as a high-quality article.

I suddenly understood that the author has no outline

The idea is okay, but it was pushed too early.

You can do it easily. You can decompress it.

It's okay, that is, the author can bind the protagonist to props, and it can only be used if the protagonist delegates authority.

The story has a full atmosphere, the daily life is interesting, and the main plot is exciting. After reading it, I still want to sit down.

It's okay, if you're bored, you can take a look

Haha, pretty good. Personally I quite like it.

It's so beautiful, but it's too short. The author hopes you won't be as short as I said [laughing]

The routine is interesting and well written.

This Ming Dynasty sign-in book is full of interesting things. The protagonist is Zhu Ming, the son of Empress Ma. He unlocks the sign-in system at the age of six. When he clocks in every day, he can get somersault clouds, delicious food, magic guns and other artifacts. The interaction with Zhu Yuanzhang is particularly interesting. The story about Lao Zhu curious about the somersault cloud is full of laughs. He relied on system props to stir up the entire Ming Dynasty. Later, he also faced the Western allied forces. The family and country plot is combined with fantasy sign-in elements. The rhythm is refreshing and it is very relaxing to read.

Yes, it's very beautiful. Come on, author, I'll update it a hundred times a day [shy]

If you like the relaxed rhythm, it's great for daily comedy with your eyes closed.

The characters are full of emotions. Really a masterpiece