Late Ming Dynasty: from the Ruin of Chongzhen to the Great Ming Dynasty Emperor

Pretty good, very reasonable, very logical

Your writing style gives me a familiar sense of sight.

Either it is an author who writes traditional historical articles and tries to transform into writing works with an unorthodox historical perspective that favors conspiracy theory. Either, like the protagonist in the book, he comes from the historical area of ​​Zhihu, and has at least been exposed to writing work, so he should not be a complete newcomer. The writing style is biased toward Huti. It was popular for a while in the past few years, but now no one writes about it. Overall, it is slow to gain popularity. It mainly writes about tactics, which has a bit of flavor, but it always makes people feel that it is a bit too high and too low. It is too focused on logic and has a strong preaching flavor, but at least there is nothing too poisonous or intellectually depressing. The war drama is currently only one chapter with 4,000 words. I can't tell the outline, but the sense of scene is okay. Come on! Also, the author, please proofread your writing carefully. There are some chapters where the sentences are not fluent and there are typos, which greatly affects reading.

It seems that the few chapters are pretty good so far. I wanted to subscribe to a hundred chapters in bulk, but I found out that the author has only written more than 200,000 words and there is no chance of making money. The author should work hard to get it on the shelves as soon as possible. Of course it would be better to save more chapters before putting them on the shelves. It's a pity that there is still too little content so I won't be able to read it for a long time. Come on, author, and happy Dragon Boat Festival. The King in Yellow Bless the Male Protagonist 2333

By the way, the Ming Dynasty died without money, and the first generation of King Chuang was captured and killed.