Great Ming: The Top Scholar from a Humble Family!

It's well written, but it's not suitable for this era.

This level is not very high, it basically belongs to ordinary time travel literature.

The way some paragraphs are written feels a little wrong. It's not that I'm talking about AI writing, but I don't normally describe it like that. Maybe it's the author's habit.

If you think the Ming Dynasty is not good, go and build it; If you think the frontier army is not good, go and kill the good ones and take credit; If you think the Jingying camp is not good, go and eat free money; If you think Jiajing is not good, then go and be Yan Song; Don't just curse, slander, and complain. If you are positive, you will not fish in Wanli; Where you stand is the Ming Dynasty; What you do will be like the Ming Dynasty.

To be honest, this protagonist is a bit stunned. I thought that in modern society, in a dynasty where the emperor could make it dissolve in water, you, an eighth-grade official, could only be a pawn in the eyes of others.

After reading Chapter 30, I can't stand it anymore. The writing is good, but the plot is too ridiculous. A small official who is as big as a mung bean is constantly participating in the fight for the heirloom. He is just looking for death! If you go slower, be more steady, accumulate strength, and participate in the competition for reserves after the 200th chapter, it will make sense!

Respectfully, Qi Jiajun. 🐉

In this age where things are always exciting, there are very few books that make steady progress, so read them and cherish them.

The writing is so detailed and interconnected, even the love between children is a useful foreshadowing.

When I use AI to entertain myself, this is what I watch. I don't say that the author relies entirely on AI. But it is definitely co-created by AI

Who would give their child a cold name, where the main character is Jiuyang?

What Jiajing cares about most is power and making money?

It's okay, some paragraphs are mainly just a small amount of royalties. The overall plot is okay

Why are there so many people who are No. 1 In Ming Dynasty? I actually saw that there is also a doormat that is No. 1 In Ming Dynasty. Come on.

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

It's too convoluted, everyone is a riddle, even a princess from the countryside and her family are so weird? It's not my first day as a princess! Prince Yu no longer dares to be arrogant, but the princess's family still wants to show off their power? Is there any mistake?

It's great, but there are so many words and so little content. There are so many words and not even a single interesting piece of content. The sense of narrative is a bit weak.

This book is not bad. Why is the score so poor? The author worked too hard.

I asked why there was a new book on the bookshelf 😰😰 When I clicked on it and saw the word Chen Han, I knew this was a sycophant. Return my flattery. The name is still the same as before

It is rare to see anything written about the Jiajing Dynasty. So clever it's hard to write about him.

Name changed. Instead, I felt a little like following the crowd. Maybe everyone would like to see it!

I want to ask, why does the moon white color always appear? Do people like blue coats so much?

There's no need to change the name... It's just mediocre

This book is what I like, it is beautiful. As the saying goes ~ each flower comes to each eye... Beautiful and delicate...

The book is really well written. I guess it's because of the name that so few people have read it. Good luck to the author.

It's pretty good, even, but the title of the book isn't good enough. I didn't want to click on it at first.

The beginning is very good, but today's readers are young and impetuous and cannot read it.

I like Ming Dynasty. Jiajing was also a genius emperor.

It's written in detail and it's enough to learn a little bit about how to interact with people and the world.

Zhu Cheng's Neo-Confucianism school used "The Demon Book Case" to trigger the party and government to suppress the Yangming Xin School. The Xin School began to decline, and Zhu Cheng's Neo-Confucianism school once again became the mainstream thought in the political arena. By the Qing Dynasty, the dominance of Zhu Cheng's Neo-Confucianism thought was once again established.