Signing in the Ming Dynasty: Carrying Two Capitals and Thirteen Provinces on Our Shoulders

What kind of son? Just take care of him a little. Don't raise him as a father. He said he would marry him eight wives. Now every few chapters he brings it up again and talks about how the protagonist treats him. The protagonist cares about him more than his father.

The first point about Quanzi, I originally wrote him to death in Chapter 5, but then the first readers said it was too poisonous, so I changed it to coma, and then added his role. Everyone said it was disgusting and vulgar, and then I deleted part of the added content. Some people said they didn't want to read it, so I might as well kill him directly... The second is the annotations in the book. I originally wrote them to be consistent with history, but some people scolded me, so I didn't write them after the eighth chapter. The third point is that many people who read historical novels don't like to use the system, and I don't like it either, so the system has added restrictions. Many people feel that they can't open it a few times, and they really don't want to let them open it a few times. Finally, this is the first time the author has written a novel, and he is still exploring a lot of things. This book has already been on the market since the beginning, and he will not ask for votes from everyone later. The author is a stand-alone writer.

Great author, we have many readers who especially like to read system flow, because it is very clear, especially in time-travel novels, without a system, just an ordinary person, where does the capital of struggle and rise come from? A very significant characteristic of readers who like to read system flow is realism. He knows the importance of platform and choice, and really don't listen to some unaware people who write out the system. Br>Because many authors listened to the words of some unskilled readers. After three revisions and four revisions, not only did they deviate from the outline, but in the end no readers were attracted, and they all left in the end So author, you see that the system flow dominates the platform, so don't go against it. If you want to make a living by writing books, you must seize this traffic and don't listen to those second-rate readers. In the end, the system is written down, and a large number of readers are lost. In the end, these second-rate readers curled their lips and left. Because they are second-rate readers.

Wouldn't it be better if the system was removed?

Even 5 million taels in exchange for rice will not save the Ming Dynasty. The land belongs to the landlords, and no matter how much the output is, it will not be distributed to farmers.

I'm tired of reading Shuangwen. The villains all have the same facial makeup. If you see that it's not a mindless article, it's worth adding to your collection and coming back after reaching 100,000 words.

What, why is it all a side story😰😰

Nonsense, the Ming Dynasty weightlifting champion is obviously the emperor, and he has thousands of people in Jiuzhou and billions of people in his heart.

System flow is all science fiction. Shooting mosquitoes with a cannon is of no use except to prove that you want readers to know how stupid you are.

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Are your brains clogged with too much money?

Doesn't the protagonist feel a loss if he still works for others despite having a system? The background set by the author is very flawed. If we have a system, we can create radios and trains. With these two things, we can rule half of the earth with the foundation of the Ming Dynasty. The population of the mid-to-late Ming Dynasty is not a limit. This book inherently sets a ceiling. Just because of his great achievements, the Lord is in doubt, the young country is doubtful! The protagonist is 50 years older than the Wanli Emperor Zhu Yijun. No matter how awesome your system is, you can't extend the life of Jiajing, who is not related by blood. The Longqing Emperor is a lecherous person who only reigned for six years. Give the benefits to the Longqing Emperor to extend his life? What are you dreaming about? Zhu Yijun became the protagonist for 60 years. Longqing reigned for 6 years, which means you were in your prime of life when Jiajing left, 54 years old. Do you think that old fox Jiajing will take you and your son away before he leaves? Sima Yi has learned from the past. Even if Jiajing doesn't take you away when he leaves, do you think Emperor Longqing will let his 10-year-old son deal with you? I guess it won't be because even if you have made so many contributions, I will definitely take you and your son away before you die. As for your posthumous name, I don't care at that time. Master Shaoguo is suspicious. The authority is gone. Rebellion doesn't depend on whether you want it or not, it just depends on whether you have the ability. If you have it, you will die.

The author's writing is very good, and it is definitely worth reading and subscribing. Recommend a book that is decisive in killing, sharp and joyful. "Old Man in Time Travel Picks Up Rags and Survives by Making Bad Movies" is hilarious...

We are ordinary people, at least I am an ordinary person who reads

Dong Shifan, right? It makes people confused.

If this book doesn't write about anti-travel and systems, it might be a pill

Writing the notes in the text is simply driving away the readers.

The biggest problem with this book is that there is too much nonsense starting from the third volume, and the time span is too big. The events of the Great Etiquette and Jiajing could have been explained in one or two paragraphs, but it took 3-4 chapters to write. The main character does not appear in a few chapters, which affects the perception, okay? The character (Xiong Hui) is also ambiguous. In the front (Chapter 13), she still looks like a witty but sickly girl. Where is the wit reflected in the back? You can create a witty girl, but you can't just not create her at all later! The extra chapters in the middle can be updated after finishing the book. Why put them in the main text? Some chapters only have about a thousand words, and there is no title. If the previous writing is not bad, how many people do you think will read it with so many questions? I really want to see if you are changing the outline while writing😦

It's interesting to start with the plot of the Ming Dynasty. Writing it so early, isn't it the same as ordinary time travel stories?

The novel "East Tower" and "Yan Shifan" make it awkward to read. It is recommended that authors use unified titles