Great Ming: From Border Garrison Soldier to Lord of All Under Heaven

Are you sure you will be able to control the formed religion later on? I'm afraid I'm not raising a monster.

Was there a religious revolution in Shaanxi in the late Ming Dynasty? A bit interesting

Many people complain about the author's rural examination. I actually have the same feeling after reading a few chapters. The content is too confusing and too complicated, with a lot of meaningless science. The plot also alternates between the court and the frontier army. The focus is never on the protagonist's life. Even if he passes the provincial examination later, I don't think it is a good point.

The writing is good and the content is rich. But the writing is too complicated. A Wuxiang test requires you to write it all-inclusively. The content of twenty or thirty chapters is actually less than one chapter 🙂

As long as it can help readers understand the system, environment, characters and other necessary science popularization at that time, there is no problem, but you must consider the context and plot development, just like Iron Blood Can Ming

Is this going to follow Hong Xiuquan's path? If it were placed in the late Ming Dynasty, with Chongzhen's cool operation, it would indeed be possible.

I just came from Laoshu. I have been a eunuch here for 4 months.

I didn't expect you to be so pretentious. I thought you were just a bunch of people who tacitly agreed to use magic to defeat magic.

In my humble opinion, the protagonist group can be dormant in the early stage, and can even be ostracized, but it is best not to suffer too much officialdom. Youdao is a high-ranking official who crushes people to death. Cool article.

There are several eunuch books, and I don't know how long they can last here.