Ming Dynasty Official

It's well written, but the main character is a bit too shabby.

In the late Qing Dynasty, some revolutionaries from the Northeast imitated the Yunnanese and shouted, "May the Liao people never forget Li Chengliang." However, the Liao people in the late Ming Dynasty certainly did not remember Li Chengliang. Their joint slave-building was stained with the blood of the Han people in Liaodong.

I'm really unlucky. I just finished reading a book named Da Ming Wen Kui. The update was extremely slow. Now I want to read this book again. Not only is the update slow, but I may not be able to finish it.

I have invested in it but haven't finished reading it yet. I would like to ask the author what the next general direction is? Is it counter or guarantee?

The writing is very real, but judging from the writing style, does the author have a previous novel called "Luan Qing"? Have you changed your vest?

The warm spring makes dreams last longer than the sky

The writing is quite solid, but judging from the beginning, the foreshadowing is expected to be very long. With the current starting point, I don't know if I can survive it.