The First Postman in the Late Ming Dynasty

The protagonist does not rely on flashy golden fingers, but uses modern agricultural knowledge to engage in production, raise soldiers and horses, stabilize territory, and slowly rise from the bottom. It has the thrill of time travel and the tension of fighting for hegemony in troubled times. Those who like farming stories in the late Ming Dynasty can enjoy it.

Agricultural students travel through the late Ming Dynasty and start out as Yinchuan Post Station. Relying on the ability of breeding and farming, he has grown steadily, gradually accumulated wealth and occupied land. Don't be reckless in troubled times, work hard and steadily on production and slowly rise, the rhythm is comfortable, and the more you look at it, the better you get.

Time Travel is a bit novel and worth reading, but it's just a little slow to get started. I look forward to the exciting later chapters! Stay tuned

This book is quite interesting. The protagonist is a modern college student studying agriculture and veterinary medicine. His soul traveled to the late Ming Dynasty and became a messenger boy. There is no system or invincibility. They rely on "local methods" such as treating animals and teaching people to farm to survive in troubled times. Watching him use scientific knowledge to build infrastructure and save his family in the late Ming Dynasty was very solid and much more comfortable to read than books about cheating and killing indiscriminately. I recommend it!

It's quite good. As a historical novel, it's rare to see Li Zicheng written about him. The foreshadowing of Li Zicheng in the beginning made me look forward to it. The author has a strong historical background and has learned a lot about the history of the late Ming Dynasty. It's very good. The plots are linked one after another, which makes people want to stop. I was so happy watching it, and it's gone! Update quickly! Let King Chuang come out as soon as possible. This is the little brother the protagonist has taken in. It's awesome just thinking about it!

The bad guys who have been growing up have no qualms about killing the protagonist, and the protagonist follows the rules and principles to those who want to kill him... The protagonist has such a good relationship with Li Zicheng, why should he ask him to kill someone? If that doesn't work, what's the point of killing someone secretly? Sent to prison, awaiting trial...

It's okay, the pace is neither fast nor slow, suitable for long-term reading

Yes, I have seen a lot of border soldiers in Qimao. This is a different growth story of a small character.

I read Chapter 56 and can't stand it any longer. Let me write a review. From a visual inspection, this book is average. The author takes all kinds of things for granted: 1. He dares to train soldiers and strengthen his body even if there is no meat in the village, and then it becomes a matter of course; 2. When giving advice to Shangguan, I feel that officials are fools, and rich people are fools, and no one else can think of your idea; 3. There is a drought and natural disaster that makes the protagonist completely non-existent, and he takes it for granted that there will be a bumper harvest of food.

Not bad, worth a look