Taking Charge of the Ming Dynasty: Starting from Jieyuan

It's a bit of a show. You can't just call me an adult randomly. Going to the company and calling the boss, for example, surnamed Wang, is similar to pointing at the nose and saying what's wrong with Xiao Wang. The same meaning. Only when you call a low-grade official and the superior calls the subordinate, or if both parties have about the same rank and status, can you directly call someone an adult? Or just surname + official title

If the emperor is not locked in a cage, the pig's feet will be whipped even if it dies. Refer to Zhang Juzheng

One thing to say, it's really good for a newcomer to write like this. I even suspected that you were wearing a vest. The villain can be written in a three-dimensional way. There may be flaws in some plots, but they are not realistic. I really can't tell. It is completely written by a master. But there is one thing I don't understand. In the last chapter, the second son of the Ma family suddenly had a conflict, which I thought was very strange. In fact, there is no need for such an extra villain. Two of the three children are on your side, and there is another one who suddenly refuses to deal with you. It is really strange. There is no need for him to kill you. At most, he will steal your poem and treat it as his own plagiarism. Of course, he had ulterior motives for this behavior. He may have updated it to save the protagonist, or maybe to surround Wei and save Zhao.

When writing a historical novel, the protagonist should be weak and catch up with the trend, but don't overestimate the plot; if the protagonist has a certain identity and ability within the rules, he should start the mode of spoiled child of the times, seize the opportunity, and advance all the way to the extreme. I really don't understand Liu Xiu. I only listened to his awesome and glorious deeds, but didn't see how he was in harmony with the world when he was beaten.

I originally thought it was just an ordinary novel, but when I read Chapter 17, I found that there is something special about this author. It is not just a stereotype. He has brought the supporting characters to life. Each supporting character has his own thoughts and is not simply clear-cut.

To be honest, this book is well written and I like it very much. I never expected that I would stop writing it at chapter 82. I'm sad.

Is Jieyuan still ordinary? Is that the first place in the provincial examination? How many Jieyuan can be produced from the two capitals and thirteen provinces of the Ming Dynasty?

Damn it, it's all in the climax. I keep up with the updates every day. I'm so numb.

I read the first chapter and thought it was very good. The author is very good at writing and it didn't feel like a drama when reading it. Come on, the monthly tickets are ready to win 🤭🤭🤭

It can't be realistic, I just like to read this kind of historical novels with step-by-step foreshadowing and delicate character descriptions. The author must write carefully, that is, to look at young people who are full of energy, not old-fashioned officials in the officialdom who are oblivious to everyone.

It's already been chapter 57, why haven't we entered the topic yet?

What I have written so far is indeed OK, but the problem is the later route. Unless the reform of the master-disciple inheritance and the constitutional virtual monarch is carried out through modern stitching and reform, or three generations work hard to eliminate the legal throne of heirs or marry the daughter of the Zhu family to evolve... Otherwise it will be difficult to end. There is also the issue of the heroine. The heroine is chosen so early and the family hatred is caused. If the plot basically collapses together, even if she is forced to take the heroine later, she cannot be the main heroine...

There is something about this kind of writing style, text, and plot that is a bit amazing. I don't believe that I am a novice anyway. At worst, I guess it might be a eunuch's vest 🤓

Jiajingliu's team was the strongest team in the Ming Dynasty (Gao Gong, Yu Dayou, Qi Jiguang, Hai Rui, etc.), But after Emperor Longqing died, these people were purged from the center of power without even performing their duties!

Hungry, it's not necessary. The author is too obsessed with details. The novel follows the outline and the details are added. There are too many inner dramas or the excitement of a single chapter. It's not necessary.

It's pretty good for a newbie, so go ahead and finish it!

I have read fifty-one chapters and I feel it is very well written. It is one of the best historical texts I have ever read. I hope the author can work hard and finish it.

Apart from too many references to Fan Jin's Zhongju and Ming Dynasty 1566 scripts in the first few chapters, there are basically no major flaws.

This novel is so well written. Come on, Pei Yang, you will definitely become a great author. Friends who are waiting for the update can also read "Rolling Ming" first, it is not bad.

I think it's well written. I remember adding this book to my bookshelf when only a dozen chapters had been updated. At that time, I just thought that I would like the direction of this book, and then I started reading it (to be honest, I thought this book would be a hit🔥). However, a few months later, I clicked on this book again, and I was amazed by it again, which confirmed my original expectations. But in the end it was discovered that the book was no longer available. I can only say that it is a pity. I hope the author can make up for it in the future or read the author's new book or something...

In the first 50 chapters, I got along well with the Ma family. Later, the author planned to turn against the Ma family and write them to death. Before, he planned to find a wife for the male protagonist, but now he plans to change it, so he might as well write her to death.