The Most Powerful Feudal Lord of the Late Ming

All the emperors, princes and ministers of the late Ming Dynasty were pierced all over! I was wondering if someone would write a book in which all officials, including the emperor, traveled through time in the court! No one knows that each other has traveled through time, how wonderful! Test slowly! It's so interesting to think about it!

I hope the author will continue to work hard and give me a recommendation vote

As long as a college student is not afraid of hardship, it is easy to find a job.

How many days has it been since there was no update? What happened to this book? A eunuch? Can the author at least tell me?

The murderer of his father testified, and he couldn't stand it anymore.

I have subscribed to all VIP chapters. There is also a secret plan to support the bandits and disrupt the deployment of oil and alkali.

I feel like the author has read too many private interviews with Kangxi in private... The white dragon fish suit is not fun... It's particularly dramatic.

I don't know if there are any Tsinghua alumni who are reading this book, or if anyone has come in to report on it.

Originally, I just read the book and wrote a book review as promised. See if there is a chance to add a book list. Hey, I really didn't expect that I actually found a good book. I read it for three hours and read more than a hundred chapters without stopping. At first glance, I just thought that the author's writing skills are experienced and you are a new author. But what? I don't see too much of the playboy prince's rebirth routine. I thought this book was also popular. Unexpectedly, the more I watched it, the more exciting and interesting it became. The characters are well drawn, and the main and supporting roles are all outstanding. It's just that compared to the historical masters, some places are a bit loose. For example, the scenes in which Zhu Yousong opened a temple to take in refugees and used people's power to kill the host were a bit unreasonable. Even if King Fu was a fat man weighing 300 pounds, he would not be so stupid as to be manipulated by his son and get away with it. As for the eight or nine-year-old girl who killed King Fu, Zhu Yousong set fire to the house to cover up all traces. The guard commander responsible for protecting King Fu was taken under Zhu Yousong's account. This happened too fast and it didn't make sense. It would be nice if it could be written in more detail and roundness. Oh, and. As the saying goes, the son of rich people sits in the temple. Zhu Yousong, the dignified new King of Fortune, actually traveled thousands of miles to kill the eldest son of the Qian family for an old farmer he had only met once. (Although it was to lead to the plot of a gust of wind rebellion, the arrangement was really unreasonable.) He had no martial arts skills, and the only people who protected him were a master named Zhang and a few strong men selected from the refugees. This is unreasonable. Where are the palace guards? Where are Zhao Hong's men? Of course this is just a small error in details. This does not hinder the brilliance of the entire book, but I would like to warn that old bookworms who like to read historical categories may abandon the book directly after seeing this. But ahem, Qidian's reader base is still very large. The advantages of this book are also obvious. The portrayal of the first female characters, the maids and Lu Yingying are all unique. The second protagonist has a ruffian character and funny language. It will make some people feel comfortable watching it. The characters in the third chosen time period are very special. On the eve of the end of the Ming Dynasty, he was the son of Prince Fu, the richest man again. The history of the late Ming Dynasty has always been very popular at the starting point. The author's late period of civilian chaos, subjugation of Liaodong, extermination of the Tatars, and expedition to the oceans are all very interesting. The emphasis in historical writing is accumulation. The more words you have, the more people will read it. Especially for new authors, without a reader base they can only rely on time to accumulate. By the way, after reading the book reviews, some readers said that the pace is an issue. This depends on the author's control. Consider how much plot he wants to write, and whether it is mainly based on the plot of Zhu Yousong's ascension to the throne. In this case, it is understandable that the pace is fast. If you really want to write a long story, maybe three to four million words. I suggest you write more details. It's quite satisfying to watch the protagonist defeat the courtiers step by step and ascend to the throne. Haha(ಡωಡ)hiahiahia As the master of the list of gods, there is no way to stay

`The supporting characters are also so unique, so interesting, good-looking, so good-looking.