The Little Champion of the Ming Dynasty

Rubbish, no history, no history, no martial arts, no martial arts, just random writing. You must know that you need to be professional in books. If you are not very knowledgeable, you can't be too ambitious.

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How about being smart? When the emperor kills the number one scholar at his feet, where will the royal guards be placed? You have to rely on the Emei sect to survive, they are more powerful than the emperor

To put it bluntly, Zhang Juzheng was too arrogant. When Wei Zheng became an admonishment minister, he was seeking to survive in death. When he got good, he completely ignored the emperor, which was regarded as seeking death in life. It's just a confusing account anyway.

Dare you dare to stand up to Zhang Juzheng just after you came in? You have just become section chief, do you dare to take on the role of director? It's too poisonous... Zhang Juzheng doesn't need to say anything, the people below will kill you.

This kind of person who has just traveled through time and has a wife always feels like he is green

Thank you all for trying the poison. Withdrawn

Your writing of the officialdom is okay, but when it comes to the martial arts part, it is very poor, and the combination of the two is not very good. It feels like there is no distinction between the priorities. The ancients, especially the officialdom, have always been literary but not fond of martial arts, and there is no transitional plot in the officialdom to go directly to the martial arts plot. It is better to write the officialdom, and then mix the martial arts content during the case handling process, and the martial arts part must keep the character mysterious. Otherwise, the emperor will not feel comfortable using it, and colleagues will reject it.

Damn it, the protagonist is still a unique martial arts genius.

My personal feeling is that martial arts is a failure! ! ! Because after reading your book, I feel really baffled! ! !

The donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like that

You think he is writing about history, but he is actually writing about Jin Yong's martial arts

Won six dollars in a row? Why don't you win eight yuan in a row? I don't want to read it once I see the introduction.

The author didn't know that at that time, the literati were in power and the status of the warriors was not good!

If you don't release the climax, your data will drop like crazy!

If historical novels are not written well, why add martial arts?

Garbage, seeing the emperor at his feet, he attacked the six-yuan champion in the street. Niubi

The number one scholar is assassinated in the street, and the prince happens to be traveling with him, and then he goes home with the protagonist? Without 18 years of cerebral thrombosis, I wouldn't be able to write this plot.

Stop writing this. It really doesn't look good and has no other meaning.

This book is indeed very poisonous, especially when entering Shaanxi Province. The protagonist actually closed his eyes when using fire. I don't know why the author wrote the protagonist like this. Could it be that when he was a child, he always closed his eyes when playing with guns and toys? The protagonist is useless and the plot is too toxic. No wonder no one watched it. .

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I'm throwing... A good number one scholar, can you give me a Nine-Yang Sutra? Respect...

A mere sixth-grade military attache is the protagonist who was demoted. The number one scholar actually recognizes him as his eldest brother. Moreover, this military attaché was rescued by the protagonist. What did the author think? In the late Ming Dynasty, the protagonist, a sixth-grade civil servant, was still the number one scholar, and the protagonist, a third- and fourth-grade military attaché, could look down upon him. With the protagonist's status, accepting a sixth-grade military attache as his eldest brother was a self-degradation and a rejection of the civil service community. The most shocking thing was that the protagonist, a military attache, had not known him before, but the protagonist could actually risk danger to save him and still recognized him as his eldest brother. This military attaché was the protagonist, right?

After reading a few chapters, I withdrew. I have already been admitted to Jinshi and Huiyuan. I still live in a slum. I actually took my wife to the exam.

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If feelings are not the main thing, then there is nothing to see.

Except for a few toxic chapters, everything else is pretty good and worth reading.

Qian Qi Dynasty: Qing Collected works: 5 Related poems (17) Character introduction Dictionary of Chinese names in the past dynasties [Birth and death]:?—1799 [Introduction]: A native of Changzhou, Jiangsu Province in the Qing Dynasty, with the courtesy name Zhenwei and Xiangling. In the forty-sixth year of Qianlong's reign, he became a Jinshi (Jinshi) and was awarded the title of Compilation and Compilation. From his official position, he was a bachelor's degree student and admiral of Yunnan's academic affairs. It is known by public opinion that it is fair to choose. Wan Qingyi's Poetry Collection·Volume 104 Qian Qi, whose courtesy name is Zhenwei and whose nickname is Xiangjie, is from Changzhou. During Qianlong's reign, Xinchou Yijia was a Jinshi, and was awarded the title of Compilation and Compilation. He holds the title of Bachelor of the Cabinet and Minister of Rites. There is "Hunan Poetry Draft".

Dong Sizhong Dynasty: Ming Related characters (1) Character introduction Dictionary of Chinese names of all dynasties [Birth and death]: 1441-1485 [Introduction]: A native of Huazhou, Shaanxi Province in the Ming Dynasty, named Jin Bo. Jinshi in the second year of Chenghua. He was appointed as the head of the punishment department, and he was appointed as a foreign doctor and a doctor. The prison was administered fairly, and he warned himself that "don't be happy when you are in love, and only light the crime if you suspect it". The official went to Sichuan to serve as deputy envoy and died.

Li Fan Dynasty: Ming Related poems (9) Related characters (3) Character introduction Dictionary of Chinese names in the past [Birth and death]: ?—About 1434 [Introduction]: A native of Neijiang, Sichuan in the Ming Dynasty, with a handsome character. In the fifteenth year of Yongle's reign, he was promoted to a high-ranking official. He was well-versed in many books and was given instructions in Hanzhong. When Xuanzong came to the throne, he promoted the military department to Shizhong, patrolled the border, and said that the border defense was not strong, so he asked for castles to be built at Dushikou and other places. He cleans up the military affairs in Henan and is known as fair. There are more than ten volumes of poems and essays.