The Demon God of the Ming Dynasty

In the Cathay Empire of the medieval war hammer, after the disappearance of the Dragon Emperor, the twelve golden men who protected the country disappeared, and the terracotta warriors and horses fell into a deep sleep. Hundreds of years later, the Queen ascended the throne, and the nobles in the country became believers of Tzeentch. The ratmen united with the ogres in the northern grasslands to blow up the Great Wall. The black dwarves and beastmen rebelled in the southwest, and the night elves' arks wreaked havoc on the eastern coast. In this situation, how can a time traveler survive to the end without a golden finger? Is it possible to force the time traveler to have the blood of the Dragon Emperor to resurrect the terracotta warriors and horses?

In the end there were a lot of eunuchs

The author's books are sealed every day, new books are sealed, and old books are also sealed. Why should Cao Qing be sealed? Why should new books be sealed? Should Qidian seal the books to give readers an explanation? After all, many chapters are paid to subscribe. Just seal them if you want.

It's so poisonous that I want to puke on my family. I've read almost 100 chapters. Almost all the women related to the protagonist are reckless. The protagonist has no substantial power system. It feels like everything I'm watching is daily life. Although the car drives well, the viewer is a coward and can't tell what the protagonist wants to do. The tactics used to deal with conspiracies at the beginning are quite novel, but that's it, I continue to be played with. The younger sister is poisonous and anti-intellectual, and the Gray Elf's men are unreliable like no other. They deal with enemies that want your life like idiots. It was interesting at first, but after watching most of the game, it still looks like this, and then it becomes boring. To be honest, the writing style is pretty good, and the subject matter is pretty good, otherwise I wouldn't be able to read about 100 chapters. If I persist, I hope there will be at least some changes, or maybe I just can't get the author's point.

Why did the author of Cao Qing get mixed up like this? Why does Cao Qing, the author of such a top historical online article, not write historical novels? I hope the author will write a serious textual research historical novel next

Cao Qing is a classic. I have watched it six times and am planning to review it again.

It's been a long time since I've seen an article with such a good taste. Novelty, the author also combines elements of fantasy history, warhammer, etc. With a passable love story. It's like adding sugar to the dish to make it fresher. At first glance, the author is a bandit on grass, and it seems that the style of painting is not quite right. Many old authors are aging, so it's not easy to still create such passionate novels.

Although the author tried very hard to make the content lighter, the more I read it, the more depressing it became. When it came to the part where the protagonist's third-line operation was so busy that he was almost overwhelmed, the feeling of being overwhelmed and out of breath made me slow down for more than ten days before I was interested in continuing to watch. This feeling is very similar to when I watched "The Witcher of the Game" before: powerless, angry, unable to see the future and hope, but unwilling to surrender and will not stop resisting. Maybe good Warhammer novels are all made in such a way that the author feels uncomfortable while writing it, and the readers feel uncomfortable watching it?

I watched it for the second time. It's such a classic in the novel about the rebellion.

I was a bit puzzled after reading it. From beginning to end, it was said that the Ming Dynasty has exhausted its energy. But from what I can see, apart from the inexplicable local rebellion, where has the energy been exhausted?