The Myriad Worlds: Starting by Saving the Ming Dynasty

I've been reading your books for quite a while now, and there are some common problems in them that I think I should mention. First of all, each book contains some personal opinions from a radical, angry young man, but I can skip around and that's not a big problem. Then every time you help someone, you have to claim that person is righteous.

In fact, Zhu Yuanzhang was worthy of being compared to Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han, but he offended the scholar-officials, which damaged his reputation. Old Zhu was still relatively kind to the common people.

After being brutally beaten down by reality, the author finally had an epiphany and continued with the style of using modern knowledge to crush opponents and rise to power in the early stages of countless worlds, without venturing into worlds like those in American comics. This time, I suggest avoiding any trial periods; if you're going to enjoy it, enjoy it to the fullest.

Dumplings! Dumplings! Let's eat Zhang Yan's dumplings right away!

How much does the author hate the ancient scholar-officials? He almost completely negates them, looking down on them in every way, as if they were responsible for all the problems. Isn't it normal for scholar-officials to have selfish motives? Do you really believe there are no selfish people in the world? Even someone like Hai Rui craved fame, didn't he?

Such a huge cheat code! And it turned out like this? And you're saying you'd do this or that? If you were in that situation, you'd probably mess things up even worse than Emperor Chongzhen. The protagonist's entire confidence comes from the cheat code and the course of history. In this situation, who wouldn't be able to handle it? Frankly, if I offered a 2,000 yuan reward online saying I needed creative ideas for a late Ming Dynasty novel, a bunch of people would give me suggestions!

The protagonist talks a lot about how all the emperors couldn't do it, saying he could do it himself, but in the end, he still relies on cheat codes! Without cheat codes, it's just pure talk.

I skimmed through the first ten chapters, and personally, I feel it's just a light novel disguised as historical fiction 🙂 (Don't argue, you're right).

I've never understood why people care about a feudal dynasty, or why they want to save it. Feudal dynasties should have been destroyed as soon as possible.

The beginning is a bit toxic 😰. The protagonist is an internet troll who criticizes the emperor from God's perspective, thinking he is better than them. But after transmigrating, he relies entirely on the system.