Wanli Yongming

It's not as enjoyable to watch as "Wanli Zhongxing" 😥

The protagonist still needs to train a royal guard that is loyal to him and dare to fight. The emperor of the Ming Dynasty has twenty-six personal soldiers. In addition to the imperial guards, the flag-bearer guard has been changed into an honor guard. The twenty-four guards are the protagonist's imperial guards. Each guard can be trained with 500 people at first, and then slowly expand. One guard can be adapted into an association with four battalions under its jurisdiction. The protagonist still straightens out the military system of the Ming Dynasty, so that each battalion has about a thousand people. There are also ways to allow noble children to enter the Royal Martial Arts Hall and join the Royal Guards. If the protagonist wants to do something, he can't do it without his own people. Now he needs to slowly cultivate him.

I have only read about ten chapters, and I feel that it has the potential to become a god. There are very few people who write about Wanli, and even fewer who can write based on historical facts. Many novels about the Ming Dynasty are either made up and written in vain, or they are well written in the early stage and are over after being put on the shelf. The author should be careful! Don't be in a hurry, don't have three updates a day, come up with the plot once a day, old birds who like historical literature will definitely support you and vote for you every day, come on, come on, come on! ! !

I just like this kind of thing, life is already so urgent, why should we be heavy and relaxed in leisure time.

I find it very funny to see some people's comments. On the one hand, some people want to shout about overthrowing feudal ethics, but on the other hand, they criticize the protagonist for saying "Only kneel to the sky, kneel to the ground, and kneel to your parents" to others. I feel that these people have a bit of a split personality. Pay attention to the scene and context in which the protagonist is saying this. 1. It would take at most two or three months to become an emperor in the Ming Dynasty. 2. At that time, I hid my true identity and only spoke to the master within a very small range. 3. It is stated in the book that the protagonist was a technician before penetration, which is equivalent to the identity of a master craftsman. Well, if a person suddenly changes his identity and then says something like this to someone with the same identity as him in just a few months, it means that the protagonist has not forgotten his roots. This is what I think is the cuteness of the protagonist. Of course, there are too many people who forget their roots in real life. Once they have the opportunity to change their identity, they look down on their previous identity the most. This kind of person who has forgotten his roots will probably feel uncomfortable when he sees this. In the last sentence, I just want to ask these people, are you willing to kneel or stand now?

Make a suggestion. Personal opinion. Don't comment. The feudal era naturally had classes. Do not include modern concepts of democracy, freedom, justice, etc. Especially the modern brainwashing. It is very inconsistent, out of line, and illogical. The most exaggerated paragraph. I don't remember which book it was written in. The protagonist was knighted and someone visited. He saw a servant lying on a mat and sleeping soundly under the shade of a tree. The protagonist even explained it to him. This is already the most poisonous thing, okay? The master accepts visitors and the servant sleeps in the yard. Has he gone against the entire class, okay? Freedom and democracy are too exaggerated! Can we respect history?

The essential reason for land donation is that tax exemption for privileged groups. I felt that the chapter I just saw was so good. Trying to solve this problem when the privileged groups are not paying taxes is bullshit. It's funny to see the protagonist arrange for the emperor to use some opera troupe nursery rhymes to spread in order to win the people's justice. Farmers contribute because they pay too much tax. It is simply impossible not to solve this problem. Working in a factory with a high salary is a solution. No matter what method the protagonist uses. Wanting to solve this dilemma without understanding that privileges can be paid with taxes is the thinking of a primary school student.

Ahhhh, I am completely obsessed with this book! The author's writing style is very good, and the characters are well drawn.

Writing this kind of book requires a lot of background. Good book, good book! Very beak-headed.

I feel refreshed after seeing it! My whole mood has changed. This is a good book I haven't read in a long time!

I feel like the writing is too plain and the characters are not vivid. And the protagonist always does unnecessary things, such as not letting his eunuchs call themselves slaves. You know, doing this is a direct challenge to etiquette. It's not that you can't challenge, but you definitely shouldn't challenge when your footing is not yet stable.

The first thing the protagonist needs to do is to gain military power. At least the military power of the palace must be the first to be mastered. Not to mention military power, the protagonist who doesn't even have the right to speak dares to do tricks with glass? Aren't you looking for death? As the Ming Dynasty progressed towards the end of the Ming Dynasty, more and more emperors died inexplicably.

The investment failed, another obscene article about making glass.

The emperor taught his subordinates, "In this life, a person will only kneel to the sky and the ground to his parents." For example Capitalists teach workers "people who don't want to be slaves" Is there such an operation? ? ?

This writing is really nonsense. When I saw the craftsmen told me to kneel down to the sky and kneel to my parents, I was immediately addicted. The author must know that you are in ancient times, an era when the imperial power is greater than the sky. Also, this development direction is to make things, which is ridiculous. If being an emperor can rely on making things, what is the difference between being an emperor and a carpenter?

It can be seen that the author has made full preparations to write this novel. The road to becoming a god must be very difficult. I support the author greatly!

The writing is very good. Although I have only read six or seven chapters, I think this book has great potential. Good job, author!

The author has the ambition to correct all the fallacies in the current historical novels of the Ming Dynasty, but from the current point of view, the plot still falls into the clichés of clichés. The plot progresses too fast and relatively smoothly. I hope the author's novel can gradually mature.

The plot is rich and coherent, and readers can completely follow the author's thinking, which is very good.

It is rare to see such a detailed characterization, a deeply rooted and very good novel.