Ming Dynasty Zhulu

Ming Nanjing Jubaomen Wengcheng

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The short version is here this morning, so you can rest assured to read it and try our best to present the best story to you readers.

Very beautiful and written very realistically

Overall, it looks good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡

Well written, why are there so few people?

What the hell?(ŐдŐ๑)

He talked about military discipline with a group of defeated troops who escaped from the main force, and spent money to buy supplies to protect the passing lady coachman. The protagonist is a person who was in the army before time travel. He went to the battlefield despite not listening to all the advice from his superiors, knowing that he would lose. He was suppressed, bullied and whipped by his colleagues.

. Brother, what do you say? There is no sense of urgency in troubled times at all ~ Also, he wandered around in Nanjing blindly knowing that someone was doing it. The end of the world is really life-threatening🐶The protagonist you wrote does not seem to be in the end of the world at all.

Another one who looks down on the peasant rebels, alas😔

When you go to the south, how can your subordinates still resolutely rebel against you when you feel at ease? Talk about ideals?

No wonder no one watched it. The rebellion was not good. I finally ran to the south. I don't know how other people felt. Anyway, I couldn't stand it. After traveling for a year and seeing the dark world, and seeing the miserable situation of farmers being oppressed, I didn't have the confidence to rebel.

Group wear, soul wear and flesh wear, chaos.

There are so few people. What's going on? No one is chasing me?

I have to say that your writing style is really good, but the plot arrangement is really cliche and you want to clean it up. A lady from the chamber of commerce suddenly appears. If you bow your head in the follow-up, I am afraid that you will join the Ming Army soon, right? I read the plot before Wang Gui's death word for word. When I met the lady who told me the story behind you, I directly opened the table of contents and looked at your table of contents. I got a rough idea of the plot of each chapter. The protagonist in this battle could have saved his own team, but he still forcibly wrote it to death. This also means that The protagonist's own foundation has been completely destroyed. To be honest, it is hard for me to believe that this protagonist is a modern military officer. Basically, what he does is just drift with the crowd and this is in the context of known history. He has no firm revolutionary confidence and no real thoughts of his own.