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I have read more than a hundred chapters. The protagonist has no brains and has to pretend to be smart. The chapters are so bad that you can skip five or six chapters. The main plot is speechless. Would the emperor of the Ming Dynasty be afraid that his ministers would force the palace to rebel? Local officials are killing and robbing court officials. Are they really going to rebel? Do you think this is the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty?

At the beginning of the game, you are advised to quit, and the succession to a hundred households needs to be decided by a competition with others, and it is a life and death situation. The protagonist had just traveled through time and directly agreed. Is this court system made out of a fool's errand? He is so powerless that he fights people in a life-and-death situation without even understanding the world, martial arts, and enemies. Is this a 250-year journey? The protagonist's family has certain strength, and as a core member, the supporting characters will come to compete and ridicule, and they are not afraid of people taking revenge and killing you. This book should tell everyone that their IQ dropped by half to 250.

Keep it first, a very interesting dialect dubbing😁

After the little emperor was rescued, he felt on the spot that he should not be the emperor, so he rewarded the protagonist with the position of emperor; then the protagonist could modestly say: I am not interested in being the emperor, I only like to be the emperor. The key is that the little emperor should also think so. After all, such a powerful protagonist's halo does not need to be used in vain.

It's a very good book. I followed it from Zhutian, and I finally finished it recently. I hope the author can write more. Don't forget about the great voyages, Tu'ao, and the expansion of America, and then don't be too superficial. I've saved up a dozen monthly passes for subscribing to several of the author's books, and I'll give you this one, come on, boss.

Very good, update soon. Update soon.

The author, the Guinness record is typing 807 letters per minute. Calculating that each Chinese character requires six letters, you can type approximately 134 words per minute. Since you are not a holder, we will calculate it as 100 words per minute. According to WHO standards, a person's healthy sleep time is eight hours, and you spend about two hours eating every day. Take another 20 minutes to go to the toilet, 40 minutes to wash up, 1 hour to exercise, two hours to get inspired, and another hour to be in a daze, and you should have nine hours to type. It is not a problem to type 50,000 words in case of litigation. According to 2,000 words per chapter, there should be 25 chapters, but you only put so much content every day. What's going on? To be honest, did you go to a guide? The donkeys in the production team didn't dare to act like this, so the author quickly got up and coded!

What Wenchen wrote is too fake, and he targets the protagonist even if he doesn't care about his life. I hope the author writes more logically. As soon as the civil servant who was targeting the protagonist was killed, someone else immediately followed him. If you really weren't afraid of death, there would be so many people who surrendered to the enemy.

What you said is unreasonable from the beginning. A wealthy merchant family in the Ming Dynasty dared to kill a hundred households that had existed for hundreds of years? People kill officials? After killing hundreds of thousands of other households, there was no movement? Isn't this a proper rebellion?

For a novel set in the Ming Dynasty, give me a sentence: "Ten years of purging the magistrate's house, the author will be more careful. Nurhachi was not even born. How can Zhu Houzhao know what will happen hundreds of years later?"

The previous book, Ming Dynasty, was a blast, but this one is just a historical text?

Does this guy have any special feelings for Zhu Houzhao? For example, it's curved?

To be honest, this book is quite good, but the author may have noticed that the book was doing well at the end of May last year, and then he started to slack off and write one chapter every day. It doesn't matter whether you reward or double the monthly subscription period. He may have subscribed enough, so he only writes one chapter every day. The harvest has been guaranteed despite droughts and floods. In fact, judging from the monthly ticket feedback in the past few months, it has been declining. The original enthusiasm for reading this book has begun to fatigue after almost a year of torture of one chapter every day. On the other hand, the author is still complacent. I am afraid that if this continues, the end of this book will probably be a eunuch or a hasty ending.

It's so brainless Killing a hundred households is equivalent to rebellion, let alone killing a hundred households when the emperor dies. Let alone helping, I am afraid of being implicated even if I meet this kind of person. This kind of behavior is simply like dancing on the emperor's grave, and committing rebellion just after the emperor's death. Don't say you actually did it, even if you didn't do it and spread some rumors, you will be severely investigated. Qianhu still dares to help. As long as the protagonist's uncles go to Beijing, Qianhu will be killed by at least three tribes. The annihilation of the nine rich merchant clans is just the beginning

To be honest, the writing is very hypocritical at the beginning. Let's talk about history. History is not like martial arts, and martial arts is even less like it. At the beginning, you just openly and openly snatched other people's hundreds of officials. Do you know what the concept is? This is the core interest of the entire Ming Dynasty nobles and military officers. They rely on this generation of glory. How dare you act like this openly? No matter how big a person is behind him, he will have to fight on the rivers and oceans the next day. It can be said that the Ming Dynasty was the most powerful civil servant in history. None of them dared to do this Does the author know what core interests are? In the Ming Dynasty, even if the emperor touched the core interests of others, he would fall into the water. How big an official are you, and are there such stupid people? If you want to take action, there are many ways to frame it, and just send people to the island to kill the heir. Isn't this much simpler and has no consequences? The Ming Dynasty's guards are indeed rotten, but the soldiers of the generals of the Ming Dynasty are not rotten. Especially in today's martial arts world. In fact, it can be seen from novels that generals rely on these soldiers to maintain their rule. If they do it in an honest way, otherwise someone pretending to be a thief will do it in two days.

Hot blood is what youth looks like, just like Tang bricks, just like what every time traveler thinks, if one day we go back to the past, we will do our best to raise this nation and civilization higher, starting from a hundred households, the stars are in the sea!

It has been four years since I wrote a book. Can I read it after one year? 🙂 After all, waiting for an update is the most painful thing 😁

After killing the corrupt officials, kill the nobles, after killing the nobles, kill the foreigners, after killing the foreigners, kill the corrupt officials, the plot has been reincarnated and belongs to 😅. I don't know if the author wants to overwhelm the plot or if his writing power is limited and he can't write exciting strategies or martial arts, but it can't be done like this... I'm tired of aesthetics.

A wealthy businessman forcibly killed hundreds of hereditary families and tried to get an official position, awesome!

If the Ming Dynasty does not kill all the Zhu family, it will inevitably be destroyed.

Please add two words of martial arts, so that I won't click in. If it were pure martial arts, I would also watch it, but history plus martial arts, I can't stand it.

Dongfang Bubai has been exaggerated. A Jianghu sect would never dare to provoke the imperial court, let alone cause trouble in the capital. If Dongfang Bubai assassinates Li Heng in the capital, not to mention the generals and nobles, it is estimated that the civil service group will also violently retaliate. After all, this is a rule-breaking approach. It is the same in any country from ancient times to the present. If the person in power is assassinated, it will definitely lead to the response of all forces, regardless of the opponent or allies of the person in power. Also, the events are too dense, and I am a little tired of the aesthetics. It would be better to write more about daily life. After all, the Ming Dynasty was still at its peak during the Zhengde period and the protagonist was still very young. There was no need to finish everything. You could choose to cultivate useful people.

Qingyu aspires to peace in the world, and flutters his wings to sweep away traitors and traitors. If Shu Ling is true, the country will be determined. Knock out the thieves and look around, but the Yin State flourished for several generations. Since the sound is long, the wind and clouds are quiet.

The writers in this book are all greedy, and the protagonist and the emperor in this book seem to be innocent little white flowers. The way to solve the problem is to kill people. If you don't reform the system and don't use your modern ideas to solve the problem, you will still be killing people in the mid-term.

The protagonist really doesn't have any domineering power as a royal guard. The author has been writing about how the protagonist is and how he is awesome, but judging from what he does, he is not decisive at all. He is said and scolded by hundreds of officials. He is directly dismissed from office for corruption. He doesn't know how to retaliate. He is so damn convinced that he is invincible and he still doesn't know what to do. He treats Zhu Yuanzhang's ancestral precepts as bullshit. It's completely flowing water.

To put it simply, history can take a turn. This book is about martial arts. I didn't watch the Hundred Houses of Military Training at the beginning which was all about martial arts and swordsmanship. . I really don't know what kind of martial arts can withstand the salvo fire of dozens of Galen ships. . Spain and Portugal have already conquered the sea. The protagonist, a hundred households, is still practicing martial arts diligently. . Can Wulin Mythology withstand three shots? Or several salvos from dozens of red-coated cannons and French machine guns. . . Don't bother reading if the author asks soldiers to practice martial arts. You can't use the mandarin duck formation. The modern military training method of the marching formation is also simple. You are history. What a magical feat you have done. I'm convinced. You were born by the sea. Instead of fighting Portugal and Spain, you went to fight with the civil servants of the Ming Dynasty. . . Historically speaking, it's too toxic.

It's pretty bad. It's so stupid to pretend to be a saint in front of others! It's better not to watch it

After reading a few chapters, history turned into martial arts, and hereditary officials turned into vendettas.

Nonsense is really a lot of water.

After reading a little bit, I feel that the author likes to write the word ah, why, what are you doing after a sentence. It's really uncomfortable to listen to a book with such a mantra.