Take the Warehouse to Daming

Rating 90. This is a very exciting, excellent, uplifting, tearful and responsible story. This is a dream that belongs to the rise of the nation. It uses a practical spirit to realize the long-term vision that the sun never sets, and ends in a hearty climax. Although the ending is just right, I still feel that a spin-off is needed, a spin-off with the current timeline. Only in this way can we be satisfied. The protagonist of this story is a narrow-minded nationalist. While other novels are still at the stage of fighting against Japanese invaders and fighting on the grasslands, and suffering unspeakably from the barbarians in the south, the protagonist in this story has led his army to recover the surrounding hostile countries and small affiliated countries, and has also carried out immigration and assimilation - yes, recovery, you read that right. Along the way, the protagonist built countless temples with the corpses of enemies, captured thousands of prisoners, and occupied large and small minerals and fertile fields. The name of the devil spread far and wide. He successfully impressed emperors one after another with his vision that never sets, allowing Ming Dynasty to successfully stand above other countries in all aspects such as science and technology and culture. He occupied every inch of land almost greedily. Although such a protagonist will be criticized to some extent, personally I feel really comfortable watching it - this satisfies my long-standing yearning for historical novels, although the "coolness" of this story is not that complete. This story is really not a purely enjoyable article. First of all, the protagonist has a very strange golden finger - a warehouse with everything. However, the biggest use of this warehouse, apart from the occasional sniping by the protagonist, is probably to use the strange medicines in it to treat illnesses? Oh, and there are all kinds of meat, fruits, vegetables and seasonings. In the middle and later stages of the story, Warehouse Man has no role at all, making him the worst Goldfinger in history. Secondly, for the country that is rejuvenated by science and technology hundreds of years in advance, the reforms in this story are too practical and process-oriented. Here, the protagonist needs to personally write textbooks, teach apprentices, select craftsmen, and pool everyone's efforts to test steel for various uses, explore faster and better energy conversion methods and improvement methods, open up waterways, cultivate high-yield and high-quality food crops... And build a powerful Ming Dynasty bit by bit. Finally, during the reform of the national system and mechanism, the article carefully described the court and the overall current situation at that time, analyzed the relationship between Confucianism and Confucianism, pointed out the political shortcomings... And then resolutely and resolutely promoted various reforms that were beneficial to people's livelihood. The protagonist stands at the cusp of every change with unwavering loyalty, protecting the king on the throne. This is a story in which the protagonist never became emperor. In the years since he came to Ming Dynasty, he has never wanted or been unwilling to touch that position. Every time he made outstanding achievements, he would always make some innocuous mistakes to embarrass himself. He did not make friends with any forces, and only focused on ensuring the well-being of the people of the Ming Dynasty. During Zhu Di's period, he was the Zhuzi who seemed to be able to go to the house and build tiles at any time, and he was tolerated as a nephew. The words "Fang Xing loves me", and the great Ming Xing and Uncle who have stopped for life, are not only to repay the kindness of knowing and encountering each other, but also to cherish each other for thousands of years. That day, Zhu Di left on horseback. Not only were the characters in the story sad, but outside of the story, I also felt a little depressed that I couldn't express. During Zhu Gaochi's period, he was the junior who spoke uprightly and always gained tolerance that others could not match. He sincerely considered the inheritance of the throne, but ignored the responsibilities of the person on the throne as an emperor. Although Zhu Gaochi didn't stay in that position for long, he made some changes for Ming Dynasty, which gradually made everything better. During the Zhu Zhanji period, he was the Dehua brother who could be trusted to support him at any time. Having been both teachers and friends for more than ten years, the two have a tacit understanding that is unparalleled. And the mutual support on the road of reform makes me feel that the long-term hope that the sun never sets will one day truly come true. Many people express resentment that the protagonist never became emperor, but I think this is really good. His wish is only to make Ming Dynasty prosperous, and it doesn't matter where he is. And he is just a lazy person at heart. I like the Ming Dynasty described in this story. Although there is a behemoth Confucianism here, there is a complicated officialdom, and there is a dark side of intrigue. But the story is more about the world's yearning for practical science, the persistence and endeavor of loyal ministers who care about the country, and the people's peaceful and prosperous life. I watched them sow the seeds of science to the world little by little, lower the status of secluded officials little by little, cultivate a combat-effective army little by little, improve people's lives and expand territory little by little... It seems that there really is such a mighty Ming Dynasty in some parallel time and space, carrying our dreams. While reading this book, I went to the library to find some books about the Ming Dynasty to read. The familiar scenes and familiar characters in the book gave me the joy of meeting again after a long separation. Yes, characters. I like the people in the court who work tirelessly for the people and how they care about national interests. I like the real voices and actions in the countryside. Whether a policy is correct or not should be left to the people to judge. I like the iron-blooded pride in the military. It is precisely because of them that the Ming Dynasty has the confidence to stand on top of the world. I like the majesty and majesty of overseas missions. The pride and pride in my bones is something that no other race has. I also like the less serious royal family, the misguided prince, the King of Han who was born into an imperial family by mistake, and Wanwan... I like every climax, every victory, every cry of mountains and tsunamis in this story, which makes me feel as if I am immersed in the scene, and it all seems really within my reach. I really like this story. After calming down, the characters with distinctive personalities in the story appeared in front of my eyes one by one, and the scenes that were either impressive or made me smile came one after another. It made me want to read another story like this again and see such a group of people write a legend in that era. I think that after reading it, I need to settle down for a while, do some simple poison testing or find some refreshing articles to calm my mood and alleviate the shock of this story to me.

Sir, I'm sorry. I first read your book through the recommendation from Qidian. Then I subscribed to part of it. I thought it was a bit expensive, so I pirated it again. When I saw the death of Emperor Yongle, I decided to come back. I am a poor person and can't afford the big reward, but at least I can subscribe. I also dreamed of being a writer, and I also tried to write a book, but I didn't have enough perseverance to persist. But no matter what, Sir, in my eyes, you are an excellent writer.

I was suddenly moved when I saw Yang Shiqi's behavior in wanting to change Confucianism when he became an official. At first, I really disliked civil servants such as Yang Shiqi and Jin Youzi. I felt that they were pedantic and obsessed with power and outright egoists, inferior to Xia Yuanji, Jin Zhong and others. But in the end, it was really touching to see their changes. In their later years, they were willing to break their lifelong beliefs and change and innovate. This requires great courage. It is very touching because very few people can do it. The back of this book is very touching. The death of those characters always makes me cry. The sacrifice of Dongchang Fanzi, the death of Sun Xiang, the death of Xiao Niang, and the death of An Lun, they are full of personality. Even those damn villains, such as Yu Jia and Yan Dajian, will lament that they are thieves, which makes me feel like they are like characters who really appeared in history. The further you read into the novel, the more you feel that the male protagonist is actually no longer Fang Xing, but a group portrait seen from Fang Xing's perspective. At the same time, this is not a male comic novel, but a serious drama full of romanticism! Thank the author for the story, this is a book worth collecting!

This book actually has a lot of loopholes. There are so many things in the warehouse that there is no need to make it so frustrating. There are sniper rifles. When facing those who want you to die, why not use C4? It is simple and can be said to be a punishment. It is relaxing and enjoyable. The first few chapters are also a bit toxic. But after enduring the first few chapters, it is a readable book. In fact, everyone has a certain level of tolerance for the supporting characters and the like. As long as the story is not embarrassing, I think many people can tolerate it. In fact, historical texts are most afraid of copying and pasting quotations from scriptures. It takes a lot of effort to be able to explain events in a high-level summary in vernacular. Online novels should mainly focus on cool writing. Being able to write some slightly in-depth chapters is already very successful. A book with millions of words must involve dozens of characters. If the characters must be well drawn and the story must be rigorous and deep, this kind of book cannot be written by one person. All in all, I think this book is readable, and my requirements are really low, but how many books can I read at the starting point?

I really couldn't hold back my tears when Zhu Di passed away. Zhu Di's image was portrayed so well. He was also his favorite emperor in the history of the Ming Dynasty. I don't know why so many people like to write about Zhu Houzhao. But it was Zhu Di who really laid the foundation of the Ming Dynasty. It was Wanli who started the bud of capitalism. It was Wanli who destroyed the foundation of the Han nationality and broke the backbone of the Han people. What made the Han people slavish in their bones was the self-proclaimed Confucianism.

The title of the book "Bringing the Warehouse to the Ming Dynasty" is a simple and crude story about an old-fashioned story. To be honest, I would not have read it at first, but recently I was reading a book about the story of rebirth with a warehouse, and I read this book with good reviews. Everyone said that the later parts are good, so I started reading it from the beginning to prepare for comparison.         ，，，，，，，，                                                                                                                                                                                                           In fact, I like this kind of story that changes the established life trajectory with personal ability and hard work. I also like the gradual unfolding of the three generations of emperors from Zhu Di to Zhu Zhanji on the military, official administration, people's livelihood and other all-round reforms. Between people, between classes, between scholars and merchants, between civil and military forces The collision and coordination between cultures, the pursuit of common ground while reserving differences, nationalism and the world view, and the strategic overall view. Therefore, there is no scene of the victorious return to the dynasty, no follow-up explanations of several central characters, and no extras.          ，，，？ When Sir was writing, he probably gradually concealed the credit of the warehouse. The author describes the difficulties in the reform, the struggle between the emperor and the gentry class, the struggle in officialdom, and the struggle between new cultural concepts and conservative Confucian culture in great detail. The scenes are grand and the overall situation is well controlled. He can't help but feel that he is just a common man, a short-sighted common man.          ，，，，，，，As one, then there will not be such a difficult situation. The either-or situation of knowledge is a situation that should be avoided. The collision of various concepts will make the entire society more colorful, and the useful ones will be fully supplemented and sought after for application. The concepts will gradually become complete, guide people's stream of consciousness, and strengthen the nation and country. I personally think that this description of the cultural struggle is a bit overdone and should not be dismissed to this extent.          ，，，，……                                             I can't help but lament that my knowledge is rudimentary and poor, and the layout limits my vision. I guess I will be cannon fodder even if I travel through time and be reborn, so I use reading to realize my dream.               Thank you Sir Dybala for the story.

I accidentally discovered this book. Most of the free chapters were read elsewhere. Finally, out of support for the author, I went to the starting point and read it. Because I thought it was good, this is the first book I have paid to read in more than ten years. But what the hell is this ending? Is this finished? To put it in a bad way, it's like asking a girl to pay for it, and thinking it's great, the girl suddenly stops at the critical moment. I vomited, 😆😆, it felt like the supervisor had cut off my lower body.

It is because of this book that I fell in love with books about the Ming Dynasty, and the era of the Ming Dynasty, and even joined Sir's book group. The emperor guarded the country and the king died in the country, without ceding land, without indemnity, and without marriage! ! !

Seeing the final battle, I strongly disagree! The Ming Dynasty has millions of troops and meat fans. In a situation where Harry is at 10% open, he has to force more than 100,000 troops to fight against the opponent at 50%. What kind of operation is this? I think the importance of Zhu Zhanji and Fang Xing is more important than the victory of this battle. How many years can the Ming Dynasty survive without them? I don't understand the plot that creates ups and downs here

This is not a fool's time travel-Goldfinger story. There is no system in which a fool can become a god, and there is no opportunity arranged step by step. However, the protagonist of the story has a step by step plan and slowly grows up. There are bumps at every step and a combination of luck. What protects the protagonist is neither extraordinary force value from the beginning, nor superpowers that can play a big role from the beginning. The protagonist only relies on a bunch of warehouses and huge supplies that people who are used to living and working in peace and contentment don't know how to deal with. What they rely on is crushing at the philosophical level, and they rely on being bold, careful, and wise in employing people. Another: The collision of morality and reality has distorted some people's views and shaped some people's mentality. If the protagonist hadn't adhered to the moral bottom line, if the protagonist hadn't been indulging in the rights brought by pedantic feudal concepts, if the protagonist hadn't viewed everything ideally and with preconceptions, if it hadn't been for the protagonist's ability to recognize talents and gather people's hearts, the protagonist of this book would not be the protagonist.

The writing is really great. After reading the whole book, I felt very complicated at the end. The content stirred people's emotions countless times. It's really great.

The situation in the late Tang Dynasty, "Knife as Frost", let my horse return to my frontier.

The writing about Confucian scholars is too fragmentary, and the pace is too slow.

The first hundred years of the Ming Dynasty are really very similar to ours now. The Ming Dynasty defeated the Mongols and allowed the Han people to stand up again. They hated foreign enemies more strongly than any other dynasty. The difference is that after the Ming Dynasty defeated the Mongols, they became invincible. However, they were later caught up by the West. Their mentality was not correct. Coupled with the collapse of the official system, it was difficult not to have problems.

There really is everything you need in the warehouse, haha

It's so pretty, I can only say it's so pretty.

I have read more than 1,400 chapters so far. Let me briefly summarize my thoughts. First of all, I must say that the characterization in this book is very interesting. The characters are very full and there is no obvious mask. Secondly, the overall plot is quite interesting. The development of the plot is neither hasty nor slow, with no sudden jumps or overfilling. It can be seen that (at least until nearly 1500 chapters) the author still has a strong grasp of the plot. (Ps: Fragments of daily life can effectively enrich the characters, so it is not considered to be a fake) In the plot, you can see the author's thinking and discussion about a series of contradictions that have existed in history. This is a characteristic that interesting historical novels should have. And this work demonstrates this very well in conflict after conflict. However, after reading so many chapters, I found that this work has a major regret, that is, the level of description of battle scenes is too low. There is no back and forth in small-scale battles, no reasonable tactical arrangements in large-scale battles, and basically no plots such as the central government restraining flank attacks. It is all a mindless push. Even battles with tens of thousands of people on each side are huddled together, with at most an ambush and counter-ambush, which feels no different from a street fight. In short, the battle scenes have no highlights except for the sensational parts, and they look too awkward. In addition, the enemy's IQ flaw is also a major poisonous point. They each inexplicably misjudge the protagonist's power, which makes it confusing to read. (Of course, I can't refute you if you don't have such high requirements for cool writing.) All in all, this work has few poisonous points but big highlights, so it's worth a look.

Watching it with Ming Dynasty Fenghua, the feeling of conflict

I think the character Mochou is interesting.

The sun and the moon are not easy, and they will always shine brightly! I have endured the loss of the country's clothes and clothes to the Rongdi, and led the heroes of the Central Plains to return our mountains and rivers to me! During the entire Ming Dynasty, which lasted for 276 years, we did not make peace with each other, pay indemnities, cede territory, or pay tribute. The emperor guarded the country and the king died in the country. The horn of battle is about to sound, and starting in November, let the flag of our warehouse occupy the first place in the history list. Although the Ming Dynasty does not have the beauty of the Han and Tang Dynasties, nor the wealth of the Song Dynasty, it has the unique character of the Ming Dynasty! If you want to fight, I will destroy you all in an upright and upright manner! Long live my Ming Dynasty! The Jubao Mountain Guard is mighty! Our Chinese nation will shine forever in the galaxy of history!

Those who came for the warehouse can leave. There is basically no warehouse behind.

During the Yongle period, it was Peking. During the Qing Dynasty, it was renamed Beijing During the Republic of China, it was changed back. It's called Peiping. New China, as the capital, changed the character Ping to Jing.

I am very ashamed. I was very moved when I read the pirated version and saw Chapter 1502 of Zhu Di Shang. The author is very considerate and will give me a reward of 3000 to compensate the author for his hard work...

Yesterday I was doing a history test, and there was a short paper about emphasizing literature over martial arts. I ended up being obsessed with reading novels recently, so I wrote down the author's point of view. Oh my god 😭

If you want to see the warehouse, you can withdraw it. The author didn't even think about how to use the warehouse and kept writing bullshit plots.

It's just a bad book. I won't even read it if I read it.

I read nearly a thousand chapters. I really can't stand it anymore. The author has no common sense about history and life. Nanjing went to Jiaozhi to quell the rebellion. Back and forth for half a year! Damn it, I can't finish it in 4 years! It only takes a year and a half to go back and forth on the road!

***Before I saw it on the shelves, this book was very poisonous. The author regarded other people in the Ming Dynasty as fools. The protagonist was an ordinary person in his previous life. He knew this and that when he traveled through time. He casually came up with a bad plan, and everyone else was shocked. Seeing a senior executive remain calm, the senior official felt that this person was awesome and was convinced.

They say it's a bit toxic in the early stages, but it's good later on, but I couldn't stand it after Chapter 44. I'll give it a try by reading the author's new book 😭

When I finally turned to the last page, my mind was empty. I opened my mouth to say something, but I didn't know where to start. I could only repeat "Da Ming, Daming, Daming" over and over with various emotions such as admiration, pride, grief, resentment, regret...