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, instead of using systems, cheat codes, or golden fingers, it's better to simply have the protagonist travel between the modern and ancient times through a time portal. "The Modernization of the Ming Dynasty" is a good example.

You've been far too lenient with the Timurid Empire, portraying them as comedic figures for amusement. In contrast, fictional accounts of nomadic sages featuring Timur as the protagonist depict him slaughtering countless cities all the way to the Huai River, throwing his brothers into the river to feed the fish, rendering his father and uncles into oil and roasting them to death, and having his…

That's interesting, but it needs more time to develop.

This book is flawed from the very beginning. During the reign of the Yongle Emperor, European whites were all cave-dwelling beastmen, while the Americas were inhabited by Chinese and Latin American people. The Great Wall of China existed in both Europe and America, and European garrisons and castles were built by China. The white cave-dwelling beastmen were either half-beastmen or entirely covered in white hair, and had a particularly strong body odor and mutton smell.

Dear godfathers, new books are not easy to produce. Whether they will be successful depends on your reading before they are released. I hope you will read them carefully in the next two weeks. This adopted son of mine writes lighthearted articles to bring a smile to the faces of all his godfathers during their breaks from work.

Well written, quite to my taste; just a little short.

Are all the novels that appear to have multiple female protagonists?

You might as well write that he transmigrated into Zhu Zhankai's body; his great-grandfather was Marquis Guo Ying of Wuding, and his maternal family was extremely powerful.

Having read up to chapter fifty, so far the writing is smooth, the details and transitions are handled quite well, and the dialogue is fine—there's nothing to complain about! Unlike some authors whose writing is rubbish; you can't even tell the age of the protagonist from the era name, and some have inappropriate word choice and awkward sentences! Author, please keep up the good work!