Reforming the Ming Dynasty

Rubbish, this ending is too watery, and a lot of holes are not filled.

Various popular science accounts for two-thirds of the entire article, but the author's own settings are inconsistently written.

I don't want to read this introduction anymore

More than 90% of this book is various introductions, including historical background introduction, geographical location introduction, city introduction, village introduction, introduction of various unrelated people, introduction of streets, introduction of mansion gates, introduction of the scenery inside the mansion~~The main text basically does not contain much in one chapter. Being said to be a time traveler has nothing to do with time travel. Many things are written unreasonably, well~ basically nothing is reasonable. Let's talk about the protagonist, the illegitimate son (born from a maid) of the eldest son of the eldest son of the Duke's Mansion. He was disliked by all kinds of people, expelled from the manor, and wandered to the border. Six years later, my biological mother just died, and the Duke's mansion sent someone to take her home all the way (what a coincidence). As soon as he entered the house, he was given away by his grandfather (the eldest son of the eldest son may belong to Lao Wang next door). The key is that the eldest son of the eldest son is the only child. Except for the protagonist, he has never laid an egg. Why don't you want me to take you back? The protagonist studied martial arts for several months, rode a donkey, and held a sickle in his hand to fight five adult gangsters who knew martial arts, killing one and seriously injuring two (he was six years old). Farewell~~

Good guy. . . With millions of words and not a single comment, the author was able to finish the book🙂