The Fight Against the Qing Dynasty in 1644 Began with Persuading Chongzhen to Move South.

A protagonist who claims to be a history buff is still thinking about surrendering to the patriarch Zhou Kui in the ruined city. He doesn't know that this person donated the kickback for eating the queen, or he doesn't know that this person offered him the crown prince after the Qing army entered the city.

The protagonist is a loser, the plot has no foreshadowing, the protagonist has no abilities, and nothing has changed. It's hard to read on, especially when you see the chapter four title. .

It's not poisonous, but the first ten chapters are not very attractive and have little effect. The plot that does not change the original historical pattern can be omitted. Judging from the current ability and means of the protagonist, it is difficult to shoulder the important task of expelling the Tartars.

Of all the time-travel novels, the most taboo is that they are wordy and the plot is protracted. This novel was a bit interesting at first glance, but now that I read it, I really want to give up the book. Historical novels, learn the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

The situation at the end of the Ming Dynasty was really disappointing. A mediocre person with little ability at all was roasted on the fire and driven crazy by a group of Jiangsu and Zhejiang scholars who only knew how to fight for power. In the end, everyone died together.

It's useless to move south if Wu Sangui's army doesn't follow them.

Very well written, Chongzhen is really like this, there is no way he could let you run away. In fact, Zhou Kui won't let you run away. These three are the capital to surrender. This may be the result of traveling through time and becoming a pig mother-in-law. Unless the author arranges extra opportunities like God does, it will be a pie in the sky that will just knock you out.

The writing is good, and it captures the flavor of ants struggling against the tide of the times.

It is said that talking too much will lead to mistakes. The protagonist's intelligence, let alone the prince's, does not look like a normal person. He tells everyone that the Ming Dynasty is going to fall, and then says that the Chuang army cannot defeat Jiannu. The crown prince is not called a raider, but is called a Chuang army. He doesn't even understand the meaning of friendship, and he looks like a lunatic.

Why aren't you updating it? Comments from book friends mean that your book is still salvageable, otherwise it would have been removed from the bookshelf. To be honest, the first few chapters of "Grenade" about Shao Song are extremely poisonous. The writing is tacky and the main character is useless. If it weren't for the background of overthrowing the Han Dynasty, I would have abandoned the book right from the beginning.