Hongwu: Sign in to a Blind Box Every Day

Surgery has been around for a long time, and archaeological excavations have revealed Ming Dynasty surgical equipment, including all types of knives. It is not uncommon to make glass from sand, and ordinary sand is impure. Most of it is made of colored glaze. Transparent glass requires high-purity quartz sand. As for glasses, they are even more ridiculous. They have been called "" for at least two Song Dynasties. There are many records in ancient books. There are even characters wearing glasses in the famous painting "Along the River During Qingming Festival" in the Northern Song Dynasty.

He has the task of rescuing Empress Ma. How could he not have a green light in the Hongwu Dynasty? A little imperial doctor dares to push back and forth? Is he really not afraid of Zhu Yuanzhang's sword?

Zhu Xiongying passed away in the fifteenth year of Hongwu's reign. Seeing that the author wrote about the fourteenth year of Hongwu's reign, I thought he could have saved his life.

Extremely poisonous, dead 🙂

I suggest you change the beginning. . . . It was only when I read the second chapter that I suddenly realized that the main character was called Luo Fan and he directly persuaded me to quit.

Taoist priests from Longhu Mountain. The one who impressed me most was the illiterate Celestial Master who went to Taiwan😒

If you don't have the ability to write about technical flow, just write about extraordinary! The level of medicine is just as common sense as everyone knows, and treatment relies on blind box drugs to show off. Technical inventions are just hearsay. You don't know how to check the information before writing?

My attitude towards writing a book is very perfunctory. It's a shame.

Who knows, starting from zero frame, the mechanical deity will make the protagonist look sexy in a vulgar suit 🙂

The first three cards include a lighter to smoke, the author knows how to write it, and he is running away with a bucket 🤭