
I Went to Ming Dynasty to Be the First Assistant
我到大明做首辅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 76k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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[New book trial reading] "I went to Ming Dynasty to be the first assistant"
[Reason for Recommendation]: From the first few chapters of the novel, we can see that the author's writing is sophisticated and silky, and the plot unfolds smoothly and naturally. The descriptions of scenes, objects, and people are very vivid and vivid, in line with the character setting of the protagonist Yamano Boy. The main plot begins with the protagonist entering the officialdom from a mountain boy. The whole article has a strong sense of immersion and does not have too many poisonous points. There are not many cheats in the setting of the protagonist. Some are only the protagonist's partial memories of Ming history. The logic and plot of the article are relatively natural and smooth. Overall, this is a very good historical fiction novel, highly recommended! Setting keywords: [Ming Dynasty, time travel] [Introduction]: He was imprisoned in the Yamen Prison at the beginning. In order to get rid of the fate of being imprisoned for six years with the guy next door, Wang Chongqi tried hard to get on the line with the county magistrate, but did not want to bring... [Author]: Screaming Old Ding [Word Count]: 47,000 (serialized) [Rating ]: ★★★☆☆ [Recommended group]: ①Readers who like historical time travel novels ②Readers who like ancient imperial examination and officialdom novels {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}
It's too exaggerated. One acre of land costs 10 taels of silver. Even corrupt officials dare not price it like this. In the early years of Jiajing, one mu of fertile land was worth about 70 taels. In the late Jiajing period, when the Japanese pirates were in turmoil on the seaside, one acre of land cost 50 taels. Even if the land was mountainous, wasteland, and could not be farmed, one acre still cost 30 taels. You can refer to the Ming Dynasty when dikes were destroyed and fields were flooded. When the price reached 10 taels per mu, Zhejiang was about to rebel.
This introduction is outrageous, but I like it
Turn around and draw an ancient image of Wang Chongqi 🐉
Great book! Praise!