Surviving the Late Ming

The biggest shortcoming of this book is that it was chosen in the wrong direction. If you had written it as a story about farming and hegemony, your results would probably be much better than what you are doing now. People who have been escaping along the way have become too tired to look at them after watching them for a long time. In fact, people nowadays still like to see pig's feet being wise and intelligent, strategizing, and winning situations thousands of miles away, but they don't like people who have no ability, rely on pig's feet for luck in everything, and rely on pig's feet's aura to turn disaster into good luck. The frequency is small, once or twice does not matter, after all, it is pig's feet. But if you keep it this way throughout the whole novel, this kind of novel will become popular now. Maybe there is smoke coming out of your ancestral grave.

The plot of the story is eloquently told, seemingly calm, but it has a long lasting charm; the plot development is reasonable and the layout is also quite clever.

I think the pig's feet are a bit silly

The writing is very good. If you write it according to your own ideas and write your own characteristics, I believe it will get better and better.

The protagonist can act arbitrarily without having to consider the feelings of the couple. Are they really parents? Just lead them to live a good life. Mojiji is doing trouble in the city.

Just go when you have to, don't be upset. Benefiting others and benefiting oneself is gone!

The author's writing is too clumsy about the parts that people don't want to read, and the writing is too concise about the parts that people want to read.

First of all, I'm sorry. The author's writing is very good! The beginning is very good, but the rest of the book is so annoying that I want to give it up but can't let it go. So confused! I want to use foul language 😆 Hey! It's so difficult for me (help the author)

Typical starting point orphanage gameplay, forcibly take away a wave of earthquakes 😁😁

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Yangzhou had tens of millions of taels of wealth, millions of shi of grain, hundreds of thousands of farmers, and 200,000 households of salt farmers. These lower-class people were exploited and their lives were worse than death. . . I don't understand why the protagonist, who received a socialist education, doesn't even understand these things. He wiped out all the wealthy families and wealthy merchants in Yangzhou, recruited all the poor scholars, annexed all the wealthy families' various accounting offices, shopkeepers, clerks, etc., Then divided the fields, established a three-dimensional system, and took a year to rest. In an instant, the entire Jiangbei could have 300,000 elite soldiers and a million reserves. . .