A Ming Dynasty Warrior

I don't know if the author can see this... The executioner does know how to raise monkeys, but he doesn't cut wood piles to practice swordsmanship at all. Their real practice is on tofu... And the executioner doesn't know how to take the ghost head knife home. They would let their children lift jars and make horses. If the family had the conditions, they would be able to take medicated baths and medicated wine heads. This will be the case for several years. And speaking of spear skills... Teaching spears will definitely make you stab over and over again, thousands or even tens of thousands of times a day, and let the apprentices experience the power themselves... The knife is not for chopping, but more for wiping or even pushing... The child will not be sore when he first starts practicing. The child will only be sleepy and will be sore the next day. Massage at night will relieve the pain the next day... The most basic and important thing about martial arts training at that time was to endure the strength. For example, lifting stone locks to fists and feet, guns and sticks, and knives are considered one category. No matter how capable you are, you can only hand over eighteen kinds of weapons. And as far as swords and guns are concerned, they will say that weapons are an extension of fists and feet, allowing you to pay attention to the body... There is also a category that says that weapons are people. You need to carry weapons when moving, sitting or lying down. You must adapt to the weapons, and the man and knife are integrated... When you leave the army, the master will lock you in the room, and the master will hold the door. If you can break out of the house, you are considered to be proficient. Only the master will teach you the rules of the rivers and lakes, the tricks of the ghost world, and the slander of the spring code. Only after you have learned these, will you let him go...

The male protagonist is written as a historical novice who doesn't even know Wei Zhongxian's name when he hears it. What are you pretending to be?

The main characteris missing as soon as I write it. This is the first time I've seen a novel that doesn't include the main character. It's amazing

The Galen ship's guns cannot fire a salvo

The previous chapters up to becoming emperor are watchable and exciting. But after the Emperor, until the Japanese chapter, first, the writing style changed drastically. It seemed that a second person was writing the continuation. If the first part was written by a college student, the second part was written by a junior high school student. One word, the writing is too bad, not only the subject matter is bad, but the writing style is also bad. Second, as a modern person traveling through time, what does it mean when the emperor asks others to kneel to you? Whenever I see Zhao Jin kneeling down, I feel very uncomfortable. When you are an emperor, you are completely perfect. Not only is the emperor perfect, but the queen, concubine, prince, and prince are all imperfect. It is impossible to think about it with common sense. In the first half, countless pits were dug, and then, ignoring all the pits, he flew directly to the throne and became the emperor. Man, I don't understand. You described Yoshika as so dark and interesting, right? There are a lot of other pitfalls that I won't mention. In summary, the first half is still worth reading before you become an emperor, but after you become an emperor, you can throw this book away. It is completely rubbish. This is one of the best classics with a bad ending.

I have read more than 1,000 pictures and all of them are invincible. As soon as they face the enemy, they will collapse immediately. I would like to ask what is the result of the hedging between sword and shield soldiers and spears? Arranged in such a dense square formation, the cavalry would flee every time they saw it. It was too fake. The author wrote the small scenes vividly, but the big scenes were too fake. He directly touched the IQ of the opposing officers and soldiers to the end.

I also feel that the author is probably over 50 years old and super superstitious about Europe.

Every time an enemy attacks the protagonist, they are a little panicked, and then the protagonist wins with almost zero casualties, even once or twice, but every time it ends like an anticlimax. The Wenxiang Cult has also been given a half-protagonist halo by the author. After reading 800 chapters, I was really disgusted by the Wenxiang Cult. It's so awesome! If there is no horn, wouldn't they want to unify the world? They have already confronted the imperial court head-on. No one can control the protagonist anymore, but they are still timid. Why did the protagonist in front kill decisively? Broken down

Online novels really rely on talent. After writing it for so many years, Daming Wu Fu can be regarded as the pinnacle of Bai Bai's work, but objectively speaking, it is only the second or third rate among novels in the late Ming Dynasty.

The biggest flaw in this book is the setting of historical time. This kind of thing was not possible during the Wanli and Tianqi years of the Ming Dynasty. Especially during the Wanli period, the orthodoxy of the Ming Dynasty cannot be overturned by one person or group. The politics of the Ming Dynasty were not completely out of control, and the Ming Dynasty's elite frontier troops were not yet lost.