The Prince of the Country Was Imprisoned, and Chongzhen Was Put Under House Arrest at the Beginning.

Although Emperor Chongzhen had integrity, it was also true that he was incompetent in governing the country. He is hands-on and almost extremely diligent, but many of them are counterproductive. Therefore, it is the best arrangement to let him be an indifferent "overlord" as soon as possible.

The biggest failure is that I only update one chapter every day. It's too slow.

It looks very enthusiastic, but it's a pity that moving south is the biggest failure.

The plot of the novel is quite good, the various plots are intertwined, and the character descriptions are very profound. It is very attractive to continue reading! However, the author has a bad writing habit, that is, he likes comments and explanations too much. Basically, there are explanations after the dialogue. Just explain it. Once he explains it, there will be a lot of comments and explanations. Sometimes the whole chapter is comments and explanations. 😓😓 By the time I finish reading the explanation, I have forgotten what the previous conversation was about, and I have to go back to the previous chapter to read it! This causes the plot to progress very slowly and cannot be advanced for half a day! I even suspect that the author is messing with the plot.

99% Of it is bullshit, it's really useless.

The previous part about seizing power is a bit silly, but later on, both the history and the literature were checked very clearly, and the sentences are very smooth. Anyway, I quite like this book. It's not like that big opening and closing, and the writing is slow and steady. I feel like I need to write at least about 1,000 pieces. It's just that the updates are too slow, and the updates are updated, and the updates are updated, and the updates are updated.

The writing is very good, there is no system, you rely on your own operations to save the Ming Dynasty, and the plot is also very reasonable.

I agree with you when you say you won't develop flintlock muskets, but if you don't develop gunpowder, sweet potatoes, iron-making, and steel-making, I don't know what you want to do. And it's too wordy.

There is no main content that follows the development of the story. Most of the length is just a bunch of historical stories and psychological activities of characters piled up to make up the number of words. The content of the story is regarded as condiment. It makes me feel annoyed just reading it.

So far it looks okay, but if you move the capital... Do you want to know what Line 38 is?