The One and Only Path: I Power Up in the Late Ming Dynasty

Traveling through twelve years, doing nothing, waiting to "die". Does the protagonist know it is the end of Ming Dynasty? Does the protagonist have any IQ as a modern person?

The history category is so lonely. How can such poor writing be included in the new book list of the history category?

Does the Ming Dynasty need to recreate the glory of the Han and Tang Dynasties? I'm afraid you're not joking. Please understand the international status of the Ming Dynasty.

Generally speaking, it's a bit of a saga, the writing is average, the subject matter is okay, but the protagonist was a FW before Goldfinger came. What's more, liberal arts students don't know anything. It's just because they are liberal arts students that they should know what needs to be done in troubled times. Are all the history classes, politics classes, and geography classes in vain? Especially since he is a young master from a landowner's family, rich and well-off. He is young and strong. Even if he practices a little organization according to military training methods and secretly collects armor, weapons, and food every year, he does not need any decent armor. He can use whole bits of leather or even wood chips to make the simplest armor.

The subject matter is good, but the writing is so poor that it affects the reading experience.

It's a standard refreshing article with a brisk pace, so it's good for relaxing after get off work. There are many issues that can be polished in the details of the plot. If you don't pay attention to details, you can take a look.

Agility improvement = brain processing speed, visual sampling rate, and neural response are simultaneously improved. After the agility is high, external movements are stretched out, and the enemy's punches and bullets flying become slow motion. When the agility is extremely high, the opponent is almost frozen, and it looks like time has stopped. It's not that the magic stops, it's that the protagonist's own consciousness is overclocked.

A liberal arts student goes there to eat and wait to die?

Cool article! Undoubtedly a cool article! The writing is not bad, and the plot is not too stupid so far.

It would be great if this category could be written about the crazy Emperor Yang. Now Lao Mu is keeping it.