Legendary Investigator, but Ming Taizu

I have read more than 400 chapters and have been writing hidden secrets. The reading threshold is high. It was novel at the beginning. However, more and more obscure terms are used, which raises the reading threshold very high. I keep skipping after seeing it. Although these copies increase the strength, they introduce more new things. I am too lazy to read. And because I don't know what the cultivation system is, I have no intuitive understanding of the protagonist's strength. It is better to just say that the realm is only mole. Ant Realm, Taoist Realm and Mighty Realm, very insightful The protagonist is Zhu Yuanzhang, but there is no reflection at all. Just changing him will have no impact on the content, bad reviews The world view has not been developed for a long time, you might as well change it to infinite flow. Up to now, I still don't know what the cultivation system of this world is and what is at the top. I keep throwing out questions and secrets, digging holes all the time, and the road is not repaired. It's really speechless.

Why is it that the protagonist in these chapters seems to have hung up, and these things have been updated in a few days. . .

Hello dear author, Thank you for your output. The pace up to Chapter 400 is very good. I feel that if I continue writing at this pace, it will end at about 3.8 Million words and it will become a good medium-length novel in the near future. But starting around chapter 450, the pace begins to slow down, sometimes with more details, sometimes with dry hesitation without inspiration. No reader will hate long novels, they just hate the fact that more chapters are shoddy after being stuffed with more stuff, and the curse of long novels is bad endings. It's a good talk about ancient and modern themes. It can be seen that the author has done a lot of research behind the scenes. I hope he won't lose too much hair for this. However, as the saying goes, if you run in a group for a long time, you can gain a lot of useless knowledge. I think if you use it in writing novels, you can make the best use of it (laughs). I'm sorry for saying some unpleasant things. If you, the author, are reading this, I hope you can insist on maintaining a writing rhythm of smooth production. Sometimes you don't have to take the harsh criticism of some comments to heart. If you are a KP or DM, then I can rest assured that they are all good in this regard. I wish the author still has time to run tours after writing the book. Thank you for the limited fee, Monthly tickets have been provided, Love comes from a passing tour runner and bookworm PS: Don't be a pigeon when writing novels, otherwise God will let you meet pigeons when running a group! Planting crops will not produce bean sprouts, Gu Gu!

In the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang himself was probably Cthulhu. Officials in the Ming Dynasty simply lived in weird rules, no, it was worse than weird rules, because there were no rules at all, and the last time they were there was an evil god who wanted to go around.

This book written by the author is very good, but so far, what benefits has Zhu Yuanzhang's identity brought to the protagonist? So far in this article, a time traveler has gotten a plug-in for the simulator, downloaded dungeons everywhere, and improved his skills. So, what are Zhu Yuanzhang's characteristics?

I found that most people on the Internet can't tell the difference between Cronenberg and Cthulhu. The so-called Cthulhu flow of these people is inseparable from flesh and blood distortion.

Ever since I watched The Monk from the Tantric Academy, I have been immersed in the mythical epic of Yongzhen Bodhisattva and cannot extricate myself. It's a pity that the author did not do his job and wrote about dancing with great gods. There are so few about hidden secrets on the whole website that I feel a little disappointed. You, the author, appear at this time, and you are the new hope! I pay homage to Great Master Liuli, may you achieve the Eighth Levels and never turn back!

The secret part is well written, but the plot is not. The biggest problem is that after the true skill is achieved, it quickly dwindles. No matter in the dungeon or in reality, no one can beat it. Before it was achieved, it was like nothing, but after it was achieved, it was still treated as a roadside and kicked to death.

I feel like I have seen a similar one, and then it was about traveling to the world of cultivating immortals. The follow-up seems to be about eunuchs, and the background settings are very similar.

Wouldn't it be a little weird to put this on the History Channel? Xianxia, ​​fantasy is more suitable, right?

I've basically read the latest one. In fact, the writing is quite interesting. The only difference is that the main character is named Zhu Yuanzhang. So far, the only one who can correspond to the original historical figure is Liu Jizu. It's 300 chapters long. It's slow to start but it needs to have a head. A guy above said that it felt fragmented while reading it, and I also felt that it felt fragmented. In fact, changing the content of the book to another background and changing the characters would not be inconsistent. At least now, I can't see the difference between the protagonist being Zhu Yuanzhang and setting up an alternate history. After reading the book title and reading the synopsis, I believe that some people want to see how the protagonist resists the Yuan Dynasty, how he builds a country, and how he regains his land after traveling through time and becoming Zhu Yuanzhang. So far, there has been almost no cash out of this content. It's already 300 chapters, and I can't keep up.

Are you sure that Haozhou in the profile is not Bozhou?

I really strongly recommend that the author change the name to "The End of the Yuan Dynasty: The Legendary Investigator Zhu Chongba"

The first act of the only copy of Baifa has more than 300 chapters, which is really exhausting to read. The plot doesn't seem to have anything to do with Zhu Yuanzhang. If I really want to write about the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, and the pursuit of death and the north, wouldn't I have to write 6,000 chapters? Perhaps the title of the book can be changed to "The End of the Yuan Dynasty: My Esoteric Life Simulator"? It is hard to imagine that a 600-chapter novel has only been completed in two copies. It cannot be denied that the author's secret teaching part is really good, but the copy is too slow to write. After reading it in one go, it's hard to say whether I will click in again next time to read the updated chapters. In the end, there is no clear division of the combat power system in the book. It all depends on the author's mood. If the author says that he can defeat it, he can defeat it. If he cannot defeat it, he cannot defeat him. As a result, readers have a vague understanding of the protagonist's combat power. No matter what real skills the protagonist has learned, the readers still feel that it is just a roadblock.

The author likes to strongly correlate the simulator with the content in reality, and to be honest from beginning to end, there are too many content where the protagonist suffers. You actually ate so many turtles in the simulator, why do you eat so much in reality? How to put it, it's like after the chapter about Hezun Dharma King, I just thought that the protagonist written by the author was about to rise to prominence, but then he turned around and put the protagonist in Heming Mountain. After that, there were a lot of deaths and turtle-eating, which directly took away all the fun! Although the content itself is actually okay, after all, I didn't have too many writing problems after reading the whole article, but to be honest, I really can't understand where this invincible flow is. The author is a bit too stressed.

Why is it that the Central Plains Buddhist sect practices all the tantric sects? Isn't this just showing off?

Good book, good book. I read it for several days and finished it. I don't know why the result is so bad.

The progress of the main world is too slow. The uprising has not even broken out yet. According to the progress in the simulation, by the time the uprising breaks out, you will already be invincible.

As someone who has read Chapter 413 and commented: The book is a good book, and it feels very satisfying to simulate and gain real power against enemies in the early stage But when I returned to that place in the middle stage, I felt that the author started to overdo it. In the next 50 chapters or so, there was no real increase in combat power, and one sentence was said to the other person. The protagonist has to say it once, take it apart and say it again, and finally say what has been described before, which makes me feel very watery In the end, I felt that his simulation began to become abstract. When I was little Karami, I still knew how to speed through and find skills, but now I just keep beating the three dead masters. Personally, I feel that the author of Liangcao has nothing much to say except for the author's irritation Also, is there any comment from Shennong and can I read it later?

There is also Confucianism, which has long been the ruling ideology of the Central Plains. There should be some means. Ritual and music, Ba Yi and Yi Jing, articles and so on. There should also be ways to unite and overcome ties.

Do some people in the comment area have strange fantasies about Zhu Yuanzhang, imagining that they are born into the Zhu family and enjoy clan treatment for eternity. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Zhu Chongba came out and slowly became the king by building high cities and accumulating grain, and finally took over the world. It is not that there was no Zhu Chongba at the end of the Ming Dynasty, but everyone has seen the example of Zhu Chongba. There is no new Liu Futong and various rebels in front to fight to the death with the Yuan army who are still fighting among themselves. Everyone wants to imitate him, so I guess I haven't read the history of his rise from the Wanli Dynasty to the Chongzhen Dynasty. He is the rare one who is the first to laugh until the end. Just looking at the comment section, I thought Zhao Da, Li, Liu, and San together are not as good as eight or eight.

Why are the people still alive so much, they don't even have enough to eat, and they have to accept the oppression of their own bureaucrats and landlords, coupled with the weirdness, Cthulhu, then the human race is not extinct, which is weird in itself.

After reading about ten chapters, I feel very much like the two books My Weird Life and The Secret Jade Monk. But why are your grades so low? That's outrageous. I saw 90 photos. It does have shortcomings, but compared to this score, it is still low.

Before the White Technique was cultivated, the White Technique was the strongest in the Secret Realm. Those who had succeeded in it immediately became Demon Gods. And what about our protagonist? After he has mastered the white method, he will have to fight for a long time even with the minions under the devil 😄

How come it has been reduced to a limited exemption? You write well. It keeps coming and going. How good you wrote in the front 😭😭😭😭😭😭

The author should pay attention to his health. This book is very well written. Don't be a eunuch. I have been reading it. I wish the author's novel a success. Good health is very important.

{"NickName":"Book Friends 20240617204226405","UserId":448960336}Why doesn't the author update?

In Henan Prefecture, there was a martial arts fight with the Kagyu sect. The two sides kept talking for a long time, the protagonist muttered to himself for a long time, and no movement was seen. The villain suddenly failed miserably, which was inexplicable. And there were at least five or six chapters, which was a bad review...

The so-called emperor herdsmen, Zhu Yuanzhang explained this very well. To him, the people are just cattle and sheep, and he has cattle and sheep all over the mountains and fields. Zhu Huang, Zhu Fan, Zhu Tan and other sons played with killing cattle and sheep. Zhu Yuanzhang pretended not to see it, thinking that his cattle and sheep were all over the mountains and plains. How could his son kill them all? But it's not okay for the ministers to steal cattle and sheep. You, a long-term laborer, also want to eat my sheep? So, Zhu Yuanzhang allowed the kings to do whatever they wanted in their fiefdoms, because this was the way the little masters dealt with their own property. But your officials are corrupt? In Zhu Yuanzhang's case, it was a very serious behavior of domestic slaves to steal the master's property, which was an unforgivable crime.

Author, please write quickly. No mule can rest like you. This must be updated harshly.