The Great Ming’s Patron

Originally, there were not many words in this book, but there were a lot of frivolous things in the text. This book is far inferior to Jinlinkai.

Looking forward to The Great Ming Dynasty 2, I will definitely not be in vain when the time comes🐶

From Jin Lin Kai, we find that Xiao Zhu works hard like an ascetic, but his love life is basically completely absent, and he always feels a little lacking. Daming seems to have a tendency to develop in this direction. He still hopes that Yuan Zuo can have a relationship instead of finding a woman to have children to complete the task. After all, as a normal person (I don't know if a very awesome person is considered a normal person), he will still admire beautiful women. Yuan Zuo is too rational now, I hope he can be more emotional sometimes.

This author's books are pretty good. His previous old book "The Golden Scale" left a very good impression. After reading this book, I feel that it is somewhat similar to "Da Ming 1617", but also somewhat different. The comparison is as follows. 1. They are all Ming Dynasties. The time of the former is a few years before Wanli came to power. The Ming Dynasty was still strong, but the signs of its collapse were gradually becoming apparent. At this time, if the time traveler takes a step, history will go in another direction, and the challenge is less difficult. The time of the latter's time-travel was decades later, at the end of Wanli, when wild boar skin rose against the sky, and the military threats faced by the time-travelers increased sharply, making it more difficult. 2. The former takes the route of developing commerce, establishing a trust monopoly chain, and gradually seizing government power and turning it into a puppet; the latter is based on commerce, developing industry, training troops for rebellion, and taking the route of armed separatist struggle. 3. The protagonists of the two books are similar to the protagonist template. They have the wisdom to see through history, a strong body, the fighting spirit of self-improvement, the will to fight decisively, and the trajectory of gradual growth. I like it very much and have a strong sense of immersion. 4. The plot is tortuous and exciting. I prefer the latter because it is closer to military struggle and more bloody and exciting. But the former is not bad either. The intrigues in peacetime are very interesting, and the protagonist's wisdom is very pleasing. Reading the book seems to improve the reader's intelligence, communication skills, and operational skills. 4. Both books are food. "Golden Lords of the Ming Dynasty" This book evaluates grain and grass and is suitable for readers who like Ming Dynasty clothing, the development of capitalism, and maritime trade.

With such a good book and such a talented author, why doesn't he publish a new book? I like the Golden Lord of the Ming Dynasty and Jin Linkai, especially the Golden Lord of the Ming Dynasty. The author has written a different business of the Ming Dynasty.

There is basically no need to read this book. It's all about trolls.

What about 2? Don't be a eunuch, I really like the author's books.

I have read all the books written and recommended by Lao Tang. I have to say that Lao Tang's recommendations are also very good. Northern Dynasties and Han Moon is great. Lao Tang will recommend a few more books, regardless of genre. Thank you Lao Tang. Voted first.

I am still alive after reading 1/3 of this book, so I am not sure.

The author's writing is very good and definitely worth reading and subscribing to. I recommend a book with three vulgarities and many joys. "The old man picked up rags in time and lived by making bad movies" is hilarious...