Back in the Ming Dynasty as a Talented Scholar

In short, Master Zhang is indeed a very, very rare good man, a humble gentleman, and can definitely be regarded as a moral model of the Ming Dynasty! Of course, if you are not envied by others, you are a mediocre person. No matter how good a person you are, Young Master Zhang and his best friend, there will always be a group of narrow-minded, psychopathic, ill-intentioned, and uncultured young people who will slander and slander him in every possible way - at least none of the built-up slaves or servants can be dissatisfied with Young Master Zhang.

Talent. . . . It should be that he returned to the Ming Dynasty and became a gangster, pretending to be 13 everywhere, causing trouble everywhere, attacking the boss everywhere, and offending everyone everywhere. I want to know how he survived to the end?

It seems that the procedure of scientific examination in the Ming Dynasty was to first select scholars and then promote scholars! How come the author doesn't write like that at all!

Finally found it! Finally found it! 😭😭😭 I read the novel when I was in school and loved it so much! I especially remember how interesting Xiong Hu is. Old Xiong's words "If you want to make great achievements, be neither cold nor hot" made me laugh so hard. I pirated it when I was in school. It took a long time, but I even remembered the title of the book. Now I finally found it. Some books are really impressive and have a particularly long-lasting impact. I am also writing a book now, and my stance is similar. I finally scanned the list and saw a new book, so I found it. I wish Lao Lang's new book a great sale! Hurry up and order all the old books, you can find it 😭

This is one of the best Chuanming novels in the Chinese literary world! The second is: Xiaobing, the third is late Ming Dynasty! Be sure to read on patiently to ensure you reach climax. Even if you don't like it at the beginning, you must persist until the Shengjing part. Everyone sees through Ming's purpose and it is realized in Shengjing. Unlike other novels, it is obscure, forward-thinking, and scratches the surface.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, I felt that God had abandoned us Han people!

I don't understand why I have to go find Xiong Shan and save Xiong Yanbi. I don't know how deep the water is, but I don't know how deep I can do it. Was there a shortage of generals capable of fighting in the late Ming Dynasty? ? ? Aren't Lu Xiangsheng, Sun Chuanting, Sun Chengzong, Hong Chengchou, Mao Wenlong, Mangui, Cao Wenzhao, and Li Dingguo all capable of fighting? ? ? And it seems that Zuo Liangyu's white soldiers are still there. As the saying goes, a gentleman doesn't stand behind a dangerous wall. If you get involved in this mess without a stable footing, aren't you looking for death? ? ?

It's terrible to be uneducated. The procuratorate is the prosecutor-general, not the president. After seeing this, I didn't have the heart to read any more. What did you write?

It was originally a good book, but it was ruined by the damn starting point.

Why is a talented man so full of filth? Is it because we people in the 21st century are uneducated?