Regent of the Ming: The Chongzhen Emperor Begged Me to Rule

The writing is smooth and there are no major flaws. But I just couldn't stand it, and after reading dozens of chapters, it was a bit peaceful to say the least. Reading online articles is just for fun and excitement. But the author writes like a history book, which may be true but not attractive enough.

With such poor grades, can the author persevere?

Basically, there are no big problems with this book, but the timing is a bit inappropriate. There are many unreasonable things about the speed of soldiers and horses (it is extremely unreasonable to travel between Nanjing and Shaanxi in half a month, and the speed of the Western Expedition was also too fast) (the speed of infantry, at the time of the handover of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, was only 50 miles per day, and it took two months to go from Nanjing to the east entrance of the Three Gorges). The full text can basically be read at double or even triple speed. There is still a lot to see in the rest of the section.

Please correct the text content more often.

The title of the book is exaggerated

How should I put it, anyway, the protagonist, as a person who knows history, caters to Nanjing politics. When entering Nanjing, it is only correct to kill the disobedient ones directly on the name of rebels.

Don't the people in the north count as people? If you say give up just give up, you must know that the people in the north are already having a hard time , but if they are ruled by bandits or the Manchus, it will be even more difficult