The Grand Plan of the Sun and Moon

Earlier, I vowed to go to the grassland for development. He turned around and ran back to Daming, kneeling and licking her all the way. It's written with no idea at all. Withdrew.

I just got a piece of land in the grassland, but it didn't develop well and went to the Ming Dynasty to suppress bandits. The writing was not good to begin with, and the plot was directly separated, like reading two different novels.

It feels good, but the protagonist has now become the leader of Mongolia. When entering the Ming Dynasty, he should keep a low profile and don't be killed by someone with a knife or ax when entertaining guests. Not all literati are like that. It would be unlucky to encounter a civil servant with evil intentions. Mao Wenlong was tricked by someone, and Lao Yuan killed him on his own without asking the court for instructions.

I saw Hao talking to the protagonist about letting the 15-year-old girl take charge of the military for him when he was away. He also said that he would sleep if it didn't make sense. Then at night, the protagonist gave up when he showed the map and talked about his ideals. How could it be so outrageous? Not to mention what a 15-year-old girl who is inexperienced in the world knows. Even if she does, she shouldn't leave it to him. Doesn't this show that you don't trust your subordinates? When a leader distrusts his subordinates, does he expect his subordinates to be loyal to the leader? What a fuss! Even if it is a bandit gang of more than ten people, there is definitely a leader and a second leader. Who has ever heard that Mrs. Yazhai was working among the bandits and that Mrs. Yazhai was the boss?

"Qihai Yangming" cannot be found in the starting point.

This book has to be supported, and the plot and writing are both above the line and not watery. This is the most rare thing. Nine out of ten books are bad. Even good books have bad chapters. This book does not have them. It is very rare. As for the current chapter, if the author had to mix it up like other authors, it would have to be at least 200 chapters, but now there are not even 150 chapters. The author is very kind. Will continue to support.

A war on two fronts, two identities, the court is all idiots

The main reasons should be: 1. The title of the book does not include "Da Ming" and "Late Ming", making it difficult to search. 2. The titles of each chapter in the early stage are too subtle, and it is impossible to tell the plot from the title. 3. The progress of the plot is a bit slow. Unification is just the beginning. Many follow-up chapters on the border and navigation may not be able to be written. In fact, I personally don't like that most of the book is about fighting a civil war in China. This is the Age of Discovery, the most critical period for rise, and it's all about domestic troubles. If you miss it, you'll be out of luck.

I got it from Yang Ming, and I saw half of it being taken off the shelves. Can the author give me an explanation? Why did it suddenly disappear?

What rubbish, the male protagonist broke his oath and was cut to pieces