The Great Ming Immortal Kingdom

Why did a different world suddenly appear? ? ? You are just a little shrimp at the 7th level of Qi Refining. Isn't there anything you can do as an author? ? There are many things that can be written about, such as food production issues, institutional issues, military issues, border issues, people's livelihood issues, overseas issues, silver, fleets, education, and petty officials. There are many, many things that can be written about. Don't take such a big step all at once. This step of yours is simply bigger than directly evolving the Ming Dynasty into the industrial age. You can explore other worlds. I guess this is even more awesome than after the 100th industrial world.

After reading Ming Dynasty literature for so many years, this is the first time I have seen this type of writing. It can be seen that although there is fantasy content, it is not all written around cultivation. If it can balance cultivation and being a good emperor, it will be fine. I am personally satisfied, but I don't know if readers of the historical category will buy it.

These harems are too busy, so they can't be placed under house arrest? Isn't he the kind of puppet emperor who always appears to be gibbering, looking a little short? If you can't see clearly your status, you will deal with it directly. If you can't kill it directly, you will kill all the people around the Queen Mother, and then send your men to house arrest, grinding them to death.

The aura is brought by the protagonist, so other people who practice aura also emanate from the protagonist. The aura comes from beads. Let's go through the protagonist first. Can we do the magic of the devil, and directly help the whole world to practice for the protagonist? If he dies, he will take back everything and play with loans. In this way, the protagonist will become stronger and stronger. Also, can you not do the set of Qi refining roosters and gold elixirs that transform into gods in the mortal cultivating immortality style? After watching the mortal cultivating immortality, I feel so petty.

It is best to wait for the protagonist to appear after the world is unified. It is too early now. There is no need to forcefully establish a sense of urgency that the world is invincible and the enemy comes from the sky. The protagonist has just developed well and Mongolia has not yet been defeated. You are writing about aliens this time. It is too urgent.

You can tell at a glance that it's plagiarized. It's so obvious. If you don't believe me, please update it to chapter 180. I'll tell you.

Why not sell iron and core spiritual jade? They directly sell the discarded products from the experiment, as well as spiritual rice and vegetables, and then promote that eating spiritual rice and vegetables can improve the body and give children a better future. Don't parents rush to buy them? Aren't the dignitaries in the capital rushing to buy it? The writing is too superficial and puts myself in a low position to make money with others.

Finally, there is a book about cultivating immortality in the Ming Dynasty that is not a sham. I have seen many similar ones, but in the end they are just for the purpose of writing about tactics. To be honest, cultivating immortality is more of a cool novel, rather than a blind conspiracy. An emperor who cultivates immortality is the general trend, and everyone can only surrender to the general trend. Writing about political strategy is purely a gimmick.

The hostility is a bit heavy, and the previous ones need to be overhauled. To kill Feng Bao, just by despising the imperial power and colluding with both internal and external parties, there is a way to kill him. Balala said too much.

The wizard sounds really awkward. Except for the protagonist and Wu Xun who got the memory, who knows the meaning of wizard. So it was changed to Tianmoba.