A Carpenter at the Ming Court's Helm
明末中枢一木匠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 14y ago
- English
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This book also criticizes Apocalypse, portraying him as someone who couldn't read much and only knew how to do carpentry or something.
This book was excellent in its early stages, but became utter garbage later on.
The early part of the story focuses on solving crimes, with the protagonist acting decisively. Although it doesn't involve any political reforms, it's still quite enjoyable to read. The premise of "only those in positions of power can act" can be seen as a method for promotion.
All I want to say is that the protagonist, who traveled through time, only had his intelligence slightly boosted by the author when judging cases; otherwise, his intelligence was practically nonexistent! I read the beginning of the book, which is set in the late Ming Dynasty, and all you did was judge cases! Wouldn't it be better to change the setting to the Northern Song Dynasty, so you could fulfill your dream of directly competing with Bao Zheng in solving cases?
Although the writing isn't great, I like Fu Ming's books and don't read those that oppose him.
A novel written by an elementary school student. It's about the quality of an old-fashioned magazine like *Story Collection*.
The writer is still relatively inexperienced.
It would be even better if it were written to be more epic and grand, like going back to the Ming Dynasty to be a prince.
I've read this book once, but I've been searching for similar books for the past few years. What's truly unforgettable? It's the protagonist's unwavering loyalty to the emperor. I remember the protagonist seeing the carpentry work he did with the emperor and being reminded of him, bursting into tears.
This book is quite good. The protagonist's way of solving cases is very funny. He can withstand boards, clips, and chains of fire, and that's how you prove your innocence.
Author: Don't you know this novel can be read aloud electronically? Why are there so many ***** in the book? Reading it aloud will just make it sound like stars, stars, stars, stars...
Do you know what's wrong with your book? The protagonist is suffering from low hormones and male infertility; nobody likes that. Make a few minor adjustments, and the donations will come pouring in.