Ming Dynasty, You're Finished: I Slapped the Emperor Jiajing

The title and introduction of the book are unappetizing, but I didn't expect the story to be really exciting. The author has done a good job of researching historical events, and some very trivial matters are well-documented. For example, the government not only prohibits the killing of cattle, but also sets a very low price for beef reported to have died accidentally, making it unprofitable for traders and not killing cattle for profit. For example, farm output, taxation, and the reasons for the formation of refugees are not just conjectures. Nor do we blindly praise corn and sweet potatoes. In terms of writing about characters, it is not simply horizontal, nor does it deliberately vilify anyone, who is in what position, and what they do is all in line with human nature. There is no over-exaggeration, and the whole book does not make people feel angry, but it is also very interesting.

The writing is pretty good, the protagonist has a positive outlook, is decisive in killing, and is not a dark person. It is considered semi-invincible. The protagonist is a time traveler cultivating immortality, but it is also a bit exciting. According to the evaluation, it is not an AI novel. I will continue to read it. It has received five-star praise and I will update it quickly.

Pretty good. I can see it, but it's too little After writing it down, it will be a running account.

So the skit tells us: Keep a name for good deeds, don't hide secrets, and verify your loved ones When eavesdropping, you must listen to everything, when you speak, you must finish speaking, and when you make phone calls, you must listen clearly. Clear up misunderstandings as soon as possible, read the contract carefully, and don't set your password randomly. Read the names of medicines and be cautious about drinks. Curiosity killed the cat Impulse is the devil, knock on the door first, turn on the light first when entering the room Don't walk alone at night, close the door first when you enter a house, and filter your friends Don't trust strangers easily, your ex is a grave, declare your love long ago The key is to record the video, keep a backup of the evidence, and the bad guy needs to make a last-ditch effort. Don't be tough when things happen, don't close your position, and hide your children well. Now there is another one: we are ourselves first, and then others

After seeing these 68 chapters, I thought I could give them a rating. I originally wanted to review some of the earlier chapters, but I wanted to read the follow-up. Looking at it now, the protagonist is growing at a good pace. It's okay for relationships between men and women, but when the time comes later, if you can get married, get married. If not, I will give an explanation later. The other parts are among the historical fan fiction about the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, which I personally think are the best. Although the practice is a bit downplayed, you can still see it appearing from time to time, and the protagonist is not overwhelmed so far. It is still in the early stages, and I hope that in the middle and later stages, the description of this practice will correspond to the practitioner's state of mind and behavior. I want to see Jiajing chasing the protagonist in the crematorium later!!! 🤭 I misread the chapter number, it's 98 chapters. One more thing, there are a lot of typos.

A very interesting novel, it deserves five stars! It is a novel with high potential. Readers who think it is good after reading it should try their best to feed it a little more. If he does not get good grades and stops playing, we will lose another good novel. The author's writing is fluent, there is no difficulty in reading, the layout is reasonable, and there are no crazy settings. In terms of details, for example, the communication with certain imperial concubines can be explored more deeply. The audience may like to watch exciting actions such as straight ball shooting.

Full marks, no explanation, anyone can write a novel about pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, but it is rare to write such a beautiful article, don't question my 17 years of book experience 🙂

It is humorous and tells the story of a monk who failed to survive the catastrophe and entered the world to practice the way of the world during the Jiajing period. The author has some background, and while the protagonist is not a fan of beef, he is also humane. Very readable👍👍👍

Fuel your own efforts

It's well written, and it gets better later on. The first part is aimless and requires a little patience.