Crown of Ming Dynasty

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There are so many people who have traveled through time, but you are the only one who dares to say anything. Are you being careless or having too much care?

The start of the book is doomed to be a charlatan, which determines that the tone of this book cannot be a light and refreshing one, but will definitely be flawed at every turn.

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In Chapter 75, when the protagonist of the Virgin Mary rescued hundreds of members of Jing Qing's family, were the lives of the people burned to death in the fire? ? ? What are the three views of the protagonist or the author? So it turns out that your Jing Qing's life is your life, but the lives of the common people are not? The protagonist or the author could obviously save innocent people, but because of some bullshit, he saved Jing Qing and killed more innocent people. It's so poisonous!

I picked up a copy of Romance of the Three Kingdoms from over there.

I can't stand it anymore, the main character is really divided. One moment he said he was afraid of the imperial power, and at the same time he wanted to snatch Zhu Di's sister-in-law; He shouted for the Ming Dynasty crown, but in more than a hundred chapters he only made a soap; He fell in love with a woman with a strong temperament, but he thought about the beauty in the brothel all day long, and in the end he did nothing; What on earth is he going to do?

Zhu Li was definitely a tyrant and a sinner of the Ming Dynasty. First, to usurp the throne, Zhu Yuanzhang knew better than anyone that the two or three generations after the founding of the country would be a period of recuperation and stability. However, Zhu Li frequently launched wars, wasting national power, and wasted money on the people to extract wealth. Second, going to the West was a waste of national power, which seemed to be very honorable. It doesn't look good, but it is definitely a loss-making transaction, otherwise the officials behind will not burn the information. Maybe go to Zhu Yunwen. The third country without conquests is Annan. Zhu Yuanzhang knows that Annan cannot be defeated. Even the Mongols can defeat it, let alone Annan? Annan already had its own culture. After Zhu Li conquered it, uprisings continued. In ancient times, there were not so many mines to dig, so how could there be profits. Later, when it came to his grandsons, domestic deficits continued, so he had to give up. From this, we can see that Zhu Li was too capable. The legacy left by Zhu Yuanzhang had long been lost. In the fourth foreign war, there was no grasp of peace at all. The way of balance is to fight against the Tatars, which leads to the expansion of Oara and sows the seeds of destruction for the Ming Dynasty. The fourth is to move the capital and forcefully consume the national power. It is obviously not suitable to be the capital. It consumes so much transportation and financial resources every year. The fifth is to kill indiscriminately and has no virtue when he is not in the right position. Look at Zhao Kuangyin. He is also in the wrong position and the literati are willing to govern the country for him.

Which of the Ming Dynasty's wise kings didn't become a wise king after feeding the civil servants? The author keeps beeping Renxuan's hemorrhoids, is it because Zhu Zhanji abandoned millions of square kilometers of land? Vietnam and Mongolia were all abandoned by this wise king, and then Beijing became their front line, and it could be regarded as guarding the sand dollar gate of the country. . . Can you tell me where Mingjun is? His father died within a few days of being emperor, his son did not live past forty, and he was emperor for less than ten years. What about the hemorrhoids of Renxuan among the civil servants? With the efficiency of ancient people, what can be done in ten years? Just like Song Renzong, if you squat and do nothing, you will be a wise king.

The laws of historical writing: 1. If you travel to the early Tang Dynasty, you will definitely have Li Xiuning; 2. If you travel to the Wu Zhou Dynasty, you will definitely have Shangguan Wan'er; 3. If you travel to the early Yongle period, you will definitely have Xu Miaojin. So does this book involve Xu Miaojin?

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The subject matter is okay, but the format is small. The opening slogan was shouted loudly, ah, the goal is the stars and the sea. Then saving the scholars is for the sake of the Ming Dynasty. In the end, after being rescued, he threw it away. The affairs in the court were not mentioned at all. He just jumped on the imperial guards, the emperor, and himself repeatedly. There were very few characters on the scene. And what the protagonist did was to follow the historical context. It gave me the feeling that it really didn't matter whether he was there or not. The majestic Emperor Zhu Di made hundreds or thousands of taels of silver and was very happy. Good guy. The protagonist's method of making money is also slow. He has to take out a mortgage to buy a house. The protagonist is still complacent. As a reserve time traveler, I feel embarrassed. As an emperor, the lord of the Ninth Five-Year Plan, as a time traveler, and claiming to be two of the greatest people in the Ming Dynasty, they were in danger many times and almost died at every turn. Just, it's very unpleasant to watch. The emperor has no cards, the time traveler has no cards, yet he still wants to attack others in the palace. In addition, I have read too many novels about the Ming Dynasty. In my impression, Jin Yiwei is just a dog raised by the emperor. As a result, the protagonist got into a fight with this dog, and the fight was very exciting. To kill the dog, he had to kill the dog's men first, and he almost got replaced one by one. After all the efforts, the dog was not dead, and he was in danger several times. This is the greatest person in the Ming Dynasty. The protagonist also becomes a royal guard by himself. Good guy, how can you become a court official when you become a royal guard? I have never seen any novel where the protagonist becomes a royal guard and then becomes a cabinet counselor. The ministers will beat you to death. In addition, the protagonist is a prodigy. The essence is to use his unparalleled talents to win the trust of the emperor. If you are loyal to him, he will trust you unconditionally. If you rape him, he will make you guilty and meritorious, and he will not be willing to kill you. As a result, the protagonist was in danger several times by himself. Zhu Di thought that this person was as good as the prime minister in black. In fact, that was not the case at all. He was not willing to kill a dog for the protagonist, which really put him in a bad position for the time traveler.

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Recently, I have been short of books, and I accidentally saw this book with good reviews. I read Chapter 80 Although the novel is divorced from history, it doesn't matter if it is not accurate, but the author's "compassionate" view that even civil servants want to preserve is really damn vicious. The old ministers of Emperor Jianwen deserved too many deaths, and the author would think that their deaths were unjust and should not implicate the nine innocent tribes and ten tribes. But have you ever thought about how many people were indirectly killed by these corrupt scholars? Have you ever considered the common people for the sake of your own fame, wealth and loyalty (self-expressed)? To fight against "tyranny" for his so-called "ideal", in the final analysis, it is not for himself. Let's not consider how many people died in this process. Those are ordinary people counted in tens of thousands, so the death of a few hundred members of his family really deserves it. The author's view is that the Virgin bitch went too far.

I'm not a troll, I just want to say that if the protagonist lives for more than 30 years, as long as his IQ is above 60 (anyone with an IQ below 60 is called an idiot, and anyone with an IQ between 60 and 90 is called an imbecile), he will not go around saying that he is a time traveler. If I were Zhu Di, my first reaction would be to chop off your head with a knife.

The introduction directly persuaded him to retreat, and Zhu Di took charge of the Forbidden City. . . Historically illiterate?

In ancient times, you couldn't call others by their names. Do you think it's now? In ancient times, people were called by their names instead of their names. For example, when we call Chiang Kai-shek, in fact, Kai-shek is his name, not his name, Chiang Kai-shek.

He was poisoned by the sentence "Qu Yuan committed suicide because Chu subjugated the country". Is it possible to do some historical literature at this level?

I've read this book several times! When I read Tell Others the Identity of a Time Traveler, I stopped reading and deleted it. After a long time, I looked for the book again and saw this again. I still couldn't stand it. Others didn't believe you were a time traveler, and the protagonist had to explain!

The author is not good at writing about science and technology, nor is he good at writing about economics. When writing about palace battles, he writes about solving crimes. The characters are inconsistent, he is self-contradictory, and the plot logic is confusing. But some places are interesting and people will look at them. After reading it, I was confused and confused as to what the author wanted to write, which led to the book review section being filled with trolls about the author. In the book, Zhu Di sent the author to investigate Emperor Jianwen and Ji Gang's younger brother to kill the protagonist, the imperial envoy, in a fair and just way. Zhu Di actually didn't want to deal with his younger brother because of Ji Gang's swimming. This is completely impossible. The imperial envoy is the face of the emperor. Pang Ying must die, and Ji Gang will be abandoned. There are many people in Jinyiwei who can take the blame. The protagonist also licked Zhu Di crazily, which was not pleasing at all.

I'm sorry to see Pig's Foot trying his best to stop Gua Manchao and then died of poison. In history, Gua Manchao happened in the Yongle era, but it still appeared. I don't know how Pig's Foot can be forgiven after being almost killed by people again and again. Why did he try so hard to organize Gua Manchao? It's inexplicable.

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No matter how well written it is, it is not to my taste. First, although Xu is the younger brother of his future wife, he has betrayed him countless times. I don't know what the protagonist thinks, but he still uses him as his most loyal guard. Second, I am a normal person. If someone wants to castrate me and almost succeeds, I will definitely be full of resentment. I don't know if the protagonist is a normal person, but he is laughing and happy again. Third, the death case of the palace maid, how much heart does it take to survive this? Is the protagonist foolishly loyal to Zhu Di? Will you sacrifice your small family for everyone? Holy Mother? Farewell

What the hell is the introduction? The Forbidden City is Beijing and the Jinchuan Gate is Nanjing. Moreover, readers cannot understand. What the hell are the people behind the white horse among the thousands of people? Does the introduction persuade them to quit?

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No wonder this book has a low rating. Chapter 265 actually talks about making firecrackers and sending an envoy to Cochin to obtain firecracker technology. It's really funny. In the early Ming Dynasty, Mu Ying used fire guns when she arrived in Yunnan, and she still used three-stage strikes. This author doesn't check any information when writing a book, and just writes whatever he wants?

I have read more than 500 chapters and the protagonist is a person with high ambitions and low abilities. He keeps saying that he wants to change Daming, but he hasn't done anything yet.

Look at the unification of Indochina, the Northern Expedition to the Grasslands, the Western Expedition, the fight against the Golden Horde, the destruction of the Nuergan Jurchen tribe, and finally the help in the fight against Japan, and the move to North America is briefly mentioned.

I don't know how you managed to write more than 1,000 chapters. I read 50 chapters and I felt so sick that I couldn't stand it anymore. Could you please take a break?