Five Years of Teaching in the Countryside, and the Great Ming Became an Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets

Regarding Zhu Yuanzhang's appearance: First of all, Empress Ma was certainly not ugly, regardless of whether she was pretty or not. When Guo Zixing took a liking to Zhu Yuanzhang and married Empress Ma to him, he was still a minor leader (calling him a leader is an understatement).

This is a mindless, feel-good novel. This is a mindless, feel-good novel. This is a mindless, feel-good novel. I'll say it three times because it's important. If you're just looking for pure enjoyment, then read it without thinking. If you do, you'll find a bunch of plot holes. For example, why is the flow of time different inside and outside the village?

This book can only be read mindlessly; the author's limited understanding is its biggest flaw. It's okay as a mindless, wish-fulfillment read. What I find most unbearable is that, as a writer, your version of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" isn't as good as some online novels. I was so disgusted by that I laughed out loud.

This is a lighthearted historical fiction novel with little attention to detail and a bunch of random errors; you can only read it without thinking. However, I later realized I was wrong; it was garbage, and it got worse and worse as you read on.

Even if the protagonist stands at a higher vantage point, it doesn't mean his approach to governance is absolutely correct. The various problems of ancient times cannot be solved by modern people simply by wishful thinking. Even in modern times, changing some ideas takes decades; in ancient times, when royal power didn't extend to the countryside, it was simply impossible.

Even if you united all your efforts in the early Ming Dynasty, you still couldn't become the British Empire in five years.

That's really sycophancy. Talking about aristocratic families but not about princes and imperial estates is just being a scoundrel.

Look at how many three-bedroom apartments I've practically dug out with my toes!

This author's early novels were still acceptable as mindless writing, but recently he's started inserting his own opinions. He claims that women's status improved because of the mismatch between productivity and marital relationships. Since men were the main productive force in feudal society, women were in a subordinate and subservient position.

He fell off a cliff and broke his bones, bleeding profusely, but didn't he need to go to the hospital? In a secluded place, the protagonist woke up and wouldn't let the villagers take him to the hospital? That's incredible. People in ancient times had long hair. If you, a modern person, appeared in ancient times, your attire would be completely out of place. Everyone else had long hair, and you were the only one with short hair. Wouldn't you have any questions? What time is it now?