A Daily Question in the Ming Dynasty: Your Highness, Can We Rebel Today?

I just saw the Nanbiao Confirmation of China's Source Exploration Project. I don't like any historical novels 🙂

In fact, when writing historical novels, it is better to use some kind of system, plug-in, or golden finger. It is better to directly write about the protagonist being able to travel between modern and ancient times through time and space channels. "The Modernization of the Ming Dynasty" is very well written.

It's a bit interesting, but you still have to keep it up

The beginning of this book is useless. During the Yongle period, white Europeans were all cave-dwelling orcs. Americas were all Chinese and Latin Americans. The Great Wall of China existed in Europe and the United States. There were Chinese garrison castles in Europe. The white cave-dwelling orcs were all in half-orc form or were all cave-dwelling white-haired men. Their body odor and mutton smell were particularly strong.

Dear adoptive fathers, new books are not easy to come by. Whether there will be any success in the future depends on the reading before they are put on the shelves. I hope all the adoptive fathers will read more in these two weeks. The adopted son Xiaozi writes entertaining articles to make all the adopted fathers smile after work. If you, the adoptive fathers, think that my little adopted son's writing is okay, please raise your hands and click on it when it is updated around 12 noon every day. Fathers, please treat me as a little thing you raised, feed me at a fixed time every day, so that this little thing like me has a chance to eat. I beg all adoptive fathers 360 degrees for support in pursuing my studies. Thank you all the adoptive fathers from all directions!

You are so kind to the Timur Empire, and you actually wrote them as a comic for fun. The nomadic drama with Timur as the protagonist slaughtered tens of millions all the way to the Zhun River, threw the protagonist's brothers into the river to feed the fish, refined the father and uncle to death by refining oil, and had the soldiers line up his concubines and granddaughters in front of Zhu Di. The protagonist should take revenge and go back, killing the northern Persia in the river into a no-man's land, skinning all the male descendants of Timur, and lining up the female descendants, and then dig out Timur, burn them to ashes and throw them into the latrine.

It's well written and quite palatable, but it's a bit lacking.

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

You might as well write it as Zhu Zhankai. His great-grandfather was Wu Dinghou Guo Ying. This natal family was very powerful.

So far, the writing is smooth, and the transitions of some details are quite smooth, and there is nothing wrong with the dialogue, and there is nothing to complain about! It's not like some authors who write something where the age of the protagonist and the year number are not correct, and some of the words are inappropriate and the sentences are not fluent!                                                                                                                                                                                , work slowly and carefully,