I Sell Dreams in Ming Dynasty

First of all, this is a historical novel, but the dialogue method is the popular Internet language of the 21st century. For example, when Zhu Di's grandson plays the protagonist, what is the point of pretending to be? Then when Yao Guangxiao met Zhu Di, he directly said: If the emperor encounters something unhappy, tell me to make me happy, etc. This kind of dialogue directly made me confused.

It is best if the protagonist is a hidden boss, with the ability to flip the table. If he uses his hands a little bit, it will be a nuclear explosion. The protagonist has no ability to control it and can only act like an ordinary person. This setting is much more comfortable. This ability can never be used, but it cannot be lived without.

This Li Shimin is superfluous.

I think it would be better to add some self-protection ability to the protagonist.

I gave up on Li Shimin when he came out. It's not that I don't like this person, but it's just that he was just a time traveler. The author had to create so many weird characters. It's a hodgepodge? You can't write well, yet you still make so many mistakes?

I don't want to watch anymore after Li Shimin comes out

I feel like the main character doesn't have a high IQ

Suddenly Li Shimin came out, and then someone predicted the future 100%, and the protagonist suddenly had nightmares every day and was shot.

The subject matter is very good, but the author can't grasp it. I guess it will be like that box soon.

I read two chapters and the summary is just two words, rubbish.

The most interesting thing about this book is the dream scene, and Li Shimin is mentioned again, haha

Let's release the Three-Body Problem and give Ming Dynasty a shock. Take a look at how interstellar war is fought

You dare to recommend this introduction to me with only 80,000 words.