Lost in the Ming Dynasty

Why are the results so poor now? I think the first reason is the poor advertising; I had no idea about this book before. Secondly, the title is too simplistic, like something a novice would write, but once you click in, the writing is excellent, the plot is exquisite, ornate, and meticulous. Thirdly, the synopsis is terrible.

I've been reading online novels for over five years now, so I guess I'd call myself a veteran reader. I enjoy historical novels, and as I've read more and more, I've become increasingly discerning. Not many novels have kept me hooked, but "The Son-in-Law" and this book are among them.

Pfft, even the author's bio is problematic. You think you can just lift the maritime ban like that? You think you can just build a navy like that? Without sufficient resources, how can you build a navy? Besides, the purpose of the maritime ban was to resist foreign invasion; trying to lift it without a navy is nothing short of wishful thinking. So, they couldn't adapt to being a dog in the Qing Dynasty and came to the Ming Dynasty to leave positive reviews?

When will the Qing Dynasty's tycoon finally emerge?

Sigh. My favorite Qing Dynasty crocodile has been taken down. What a pity.

Learned something new! 🤭

It's truly infuriating to watch! Always placing their hopes on others while making no preparations for themselves, they always end up suffering the consequences! Even at this point, you still expect things to ease? Always spouting platitudes about morality and righteousness, yet disregarding the safety of your own family—can anyone trust such a person's character?

Why are they still calling him "Young Master"? They only used that term when their power was hidden and they had no other choice. Now that they're wreaking havoc and fighting against the Ming Dynasty, it's so incongruous to still call him "Young Master."

I reread it a few days ago, and it was so captivating. I hope Liu Yun starts a new book soon. 😄😄😄😄😄