The Heroes' Struggle for Hegemony in the Late Ming Dynasty

It turned out to be a group article, so I said goodbye.

It was a bit sad to see Emperor Sizong! He was given the nickname 😁 before he died! Just like those called Queen Xiaozhuang in Qing Dynasty dramas😁

Chongzhen knew the temple name before he died. How could he write such a big bug?

What kind of crappy book is that? It's so unreasonable. Even now, we won't send out the army to find the lost children! At most, some police and the like are sent out. If the army is sent out and something happens in the hometown, what will happen? Too naive, too childish, and too unreasonable. Is there such an army in the world? Unless they are high officials or national dignitaries who bend the law for personal gain

Isn't it a heroic novel? He only kills bad guys and is a hero! In order to maximize profits, a hero is a hero who kills everyone.

The Han people who lived on the grasslands in the late Ming Dynasty were either slaves or Han merchants. I don't know how it was written. Is it okay to go in and read ten chapters?

The plot is so dragging, I read dozens of chapters without holding back my temper, but I still couldn't help but give up.

From the time the troops entered Taipingbao to the night battle, the battle was not over in one day. The author wrote 90 chapters in three months, which is indeed very good.

A typical cover kill! A simple seven characters cannot go up, three, down, and four. They have to be separated into unclear parts? The folding of such a simple layout is so bird-like... It shows that the author may not be very capable! So without even looking at it... Goodbye!

Eighty percent of this book is bullshit.

This book is comparable to Zhang Weiqing's "Four Years of Yongli", but the plot is too drawn out. The author talks too much nonsense, and the plot advances at a snail's pace. If two-thirds of the whole book were removed, it could become a masterpiece.

In short, I have never seen such a stupid and smart time-traveling pig. The black-robed man must be able to bury him when he dug a hole. And the old escort leader Hou didn't know how to count the number of people when he was surrounded. Either he doesn't write, or he writes more stupidly, but he still thinks he's smart.

The author is a novice at writing, so he can't grasp the key points when writing stories, and there are all kinds of predictions from the beginning. All the energy is spent on portraying characters, but each character fails to grasp the key point. The story was not told, and all that was seen were scattered fragments. This shows that the author has no ability to control the story. Work hard slowly, and you will probably understand where you went wrong after writing hundreds of thousands of words.

You shouldn't, you shouldn't, never, never, never write about group wear, group wear, dead book, dead person, dead society.

If three people wear it together, what's the point?

Another group battle, who will be the emperor in the end?