Late Ming: I’m Really Not Zhu Cilang

At the beginning, three parties want the life of the false prince: the invaders, the blood drinkers, and the prince.

Why are so few people watching? I dare say that my taste is very picky, but the writing style of this novel can be regarded as the first echelon of starting point. There are not many typos, and the wording and sentence construction are also very good. It's a pity for the author.

Reading along the way, this article depicts each character vividly and well, the overall pace is unhurried and has a strong sense of purpose; the narration of each camp is also basically objective, there is no sense of favoritism among historical fans, and there is no situation where the protagonist is cheating and calculating all the secrets. Compared with other historical novels, the early stage is more like an adventure novel about traveling to another world. Personally, I think it is worth reading so far. I also hope that the author will be more cautious and delicate in the description of the emotional line (it seems to be there at the moment), and avoid cheap love like in movies and TV dramas.

A few years ago I read a book about the fake prince eunuch Nan Ming. Pig's Foot is the protagonist of the famous Nanming fake prince case. He fled Nanjing and surrendered in the southwest to fight against the Qing Dynasty.

After reading it in the afternoon, the writing and plot description are very smooth. The author's level does not seem to be level one. I think it is at least level three. Except for chapters 20 to 126, which are a bit convoluted, everything else is okay. It was a bit convoluted the first time I read it. I only came back to Chapter 20 and read it carefully before I understood a general story line: the real and fake princes make a plan, the pig's feet [fake prince] outsmarts the real prince's double, and finally both the real and fake princes escape from the capital.

Today's reading data on Tuesday determines whether there will be a recommendation slot next week. It is very important. Please help me catch up to the last chapter if you have time. Thank you!

Is this development trend going to draw some lessons from the great Liu Xie? Using the time difference in ancient regions to play with the two princes. . Once the protagonist gains power, you are either the prince or the prince. Regardless of whether the protagonist is willing to delegate power or not, the people under his command will grit their teeth and accept you as the prince. First, they are forced by the situation, and second, they are unwilling to give up the rights they have obtained. . After all, if you pretend to be a prince, knowing it or not, the best result is to resign and return to your hometown. Be more cruel. Being shot eight times in the back is suicide. If you can't afford it, you have to bring the nine tribes with you. .

Very well written, the best historical article I have read in the past year. The subject matter is good and the writing is good. The next book will definitely make him a great person.

It's well written, but the military training part is a bit too modern and I'm not comfortable with it.

It's considered a fairy tale. The IQs of the protagonist and supporting characters are all online.