The Record of Slaying Demons in the Ming Dynasty

The writing is very good, I hope the author will work harder

You are so awesome. You two are not on the same level at all.

You have to be patient when reading this book. You only read the front part, and you almost missed a good book. Only in the second volume did you realize that the author has the power to become a god! 👍

The author should not focus on martial arts in his works. Few people read martial arts nowadays! It would be better to put it in the fantasy category or Xianxia!

Four words describe the protagonist as "neither fish nor fish". I hate this kind of protagonist the most because I don't know how to make friends with people and even make friends with monks. Do you want to be the current boss or the boss? Not to mention that in the Ming Dynasty, we had to rely on officials to protect ourselves. Why are you afraid because of your incredible martial arts skills? Are you as stressed as Fang Han in "Eternal Life"? Everyone knows that it is better to be a beggar than a slave. Although your long-term follower is not a slave, your class is also the lowest. In short, your protagonist wants to have everything, but you haven't written the essence. There are too many development paths for the protagonist, which makes the writing useless.

Able to help others within the scope of one's ability without asking for anything in return (a pure good person); to help others within one's ability to benefit others (a good person); to help others beyond one's own scope without asking for anything in return (a saint); to help others beyond one's scope to help others' interests (a small benefit is a fool, a big benefit is a tyrant). Most people are good people. (I still believe that human nature is good). The type of pig's feet in this book depends on the reader's personal feelings 🙂🙂

I'm afraid Zhu Yuanzhang won't be able to pass the high-level martial arts examinations. It would be fine if he doesn't suppress him.

It is said that chivalrous people use force to break the law, and Confucian people use literature to mess up the law. These people who have achieved fame are committed to breaking the prohibition and chaos laws, but they will not cause social chaos.

When I saw Chapter 9, there was a book of poisonous weeds that attacked the protagonist indiscriminately. If the protagonist died without a golden finger, the sperm on the protagonist's brain would be released directly. Let it go. The most important thing is that you didn't sleep with her This poison can be compared to the sharpness of the Nine-leaf Sword Grass

I wish the new book a great success, welcome to return and collect it

A Fei strives to update two chapters every day.

Which one is today? Voted 10 recommendation votes at once?

When Bai Yin exploded in, he immediately gave up the book after seeing many female protagonists.

Good book, collected it, study and study! Come on! Welcome to return for guidance!

It's a really good book, pick it up and follow it slowly.

After reading the first ten chapters, although the Yan Song Party was strong, it was still manipulated by Emperor Jiajing. I want to know, when the protagonist Lu Li traveled through time, did he intend to use the Yan Song Party to rise to power like the old Zongxian did, and tact between the Jiajing Emperor, the Yan Song Party and the princelings, or did he intend to directly bypass the Yan Song Party to gain the Jiajing Emperor's trust? But how will we deal with the princelings coming to woo us? Could it be that Lu Li wants to get involved with Jin Yiwei and become a spy leader? But if that happens, will he be ostracized by the princelings? Also, the problem of Japanese pirates in the Ming Dynasty was very serious at that time. How would this problem be solved? Where would the issue of military pay be? On the common people? . There is also the problem of extravagance and excessive extravagance in the palace. How will the protagonist solve it? At that time, there were many incorruptible people in the court, but in the Ming Dynasty, the palace was full of extravagance and waste. Could it be that they want to adopt a policy of favoring business and suppressing agriculture? But can farmers in Jiangsu and Zhejiang agree? After all, the military rations for the war are mainly supplied there. Therefore, I really want to know how the author positions the character of Lu Li, because his background is too low and he can do very little. Like Hai Rui, he can only be a small and upright official like a county magistrate, and his role is minimal. Moreover, at that time, the division of power among the various parties had obviously matured. In order to protect themselves, everyone attached themselves to the Yan Party and the Princeling Party. I wonder how Lu Li, a person with such a low position, could rise to the top? Therefore, I hope that the author's historical novels can be more relevant to the background of the times. Of course I try my best, it is a novel after all. I personally like historical novels. For example, "The Last Cruel Man of the Ming Dynasty" is an imaginary historical novel. Its setting is relatively rigorous and has no flaws. So I hope the author can pay more attention to the historical background and have fewer flaws. If the following articles were not so flawed, I would keep reading.

I've finished reading all the saved chapters, come on, Kuyao!

Collect it, recycle "Bumping Midnight"!

The author's writing is good, but the beginning is not attractive enough, and there are too many small flaws to retain people. No matter how good the subsequent writing is, it can only be a matter of persistence and luck, so you have to have a small climax at the beginning to retain people, and don't write it into the second article.

Accept it, thank you, the author, please give it a try!

One is on the martial arts side, Xiantian, Grandmaster, and the other is on the immortal side, Qi training, and Golden elixir. The comparison between the two has not been written yet. This kind of extraordinary world does not describe the cultivation system early, which greatly affects the reading experience.

The more books you read, the more you read, and the older you get. It's not easy to read a good book! Fatten it up, everyone, come on.

The treasure chest breaks in! Vote out! Cast all seven recommendation votes! Come on＾0＾~

After reading a few chapters, I forgot about it intentionally or accidentally. Theorem that the straight line between two points is the shortest.

When I saw "third-rate master", I knew that this was not my cup of tea, so I said goodbye!

Can anyone tell me why the protagonist is called Brother Li? ? ? Did I forget this? ? Or did the author not explain it? ? ? Did the old lady call him Brother Li? ? ? Damn it

The writing is very good, why did you stop updating?