The Rise of a Great Nation in the Late Ming

What do people who write novels think? Why do such novels always include one or more foreign women? Can't they continue writing without marrying foreign women? Also, new ideas were accepted during the Ming Dynasty. The only difference is that the imperial power cannot be challenged. What you are writing is not only a new trend of thought, but also something that subverts three views. You can write time-travel novels that are humorous and witty, but don't distort it. Bad review.

I quite like reading this kind of historical novels. The plot of this book was pretty good, I personally liked it. I think the bad thing is that the author's figures are too exaggerated. Can a piece of glass handicraft be sold for one hundred thousand taels of silver? How many rich people in that era were worth tens of thousands of taels of silver? Ordinary people only earn a few taels of silver a year. The most exaggerated thing is how the protagonist can have so many private soldiers. Having an army of a thousand people is awesome.

It's okay. It's a little different from the last ruthless person in the Ming Dynasty. But what I can't accept is that you started with Zhu Yujian and your writing was pretty good at first. But once you entered the capital, I felt that your writing was messy and a bit unintentional. It's definitely not okay to change a feudal person into the perfect image in your own mind. , But later it was also reflected through Chongzhen's willfulness. Maybe I think it is better for you to write from Zhu Cixang, the subjugated prince, but you focus on the original historical development and technology. I think it is about directly copying the family and going to the battlefield, but this is the route given by the last ruthless man of the Ming Dynasty.

I won't talk about the reason for the negative review because I don't know much about technology. The first point: The protagonist is too much of a virgin, others are going to kill you, but you still can't bear to do it? You might as well just let him kill him, what's the use of living? The second point: There is still a bit of licking. When you meet talents, you have to go up and lick them. Another point is that your talents are so easy to meet. People who randomly appear next to the protagonist in the early stage are all famous generals later. This is too exaggerated. The third point: If you travel to the end of the Ming Dynasty, you will not be single and decide to be the emperor, but you will not even want the throne on your lips? To extrapolate further, I don't think anyone with any brains would be able to do such a thing! You don't want to be an emperor, but you still develop your power? Are you overthinking? No emperor would allow a prince like you to live. Why do you think that the emperor restricts your development too much? Why can't you just develop your career behind the scenes as a king? That's a rebellion. It's okay to fight in a small way. If you want to develop and grow, don't think about it. How many princes in China's five thousand years can discover and grow?

Apart from a slightly exaggerated plot and a slightly heavy nationalism, the writing is not bad.

Can the author stop misleading people? Kyushu Island and Satsuma Domain are at the southern tip of Japan, not across the Tsushima Strait from Korea. I can't stand watching this kind of mistake anymore, I can't stand watching the toilet drama anymore😓

Does a college student have that much ability? This writing is too powerful. He can do technology, write poetry, save people, and even do stock trading. Even if such a strong person didn't travel through time, he wouldn't be doing very poorly. A little too much

Good reviews, eh, but in that era, eh, how did radio come out?

Later, I really couldn't stand it anymore. The earth was almost occupied and I didn't want to be an emperor?

After reading the first hundred or so chapters, I can't understand it. The protagonist is no longer an emperor, but pins his hopes on Chongzhen. Is it really possible for a person who is highly educated and has seen the world to change a person's headstrong nature through a few months of getting along with him? Is being alone a joke? It is ridiculous that the ancient people who held imperial power hope that he can understand an ambitious modern person. It is also ridiculous that the reason for not wanting to be emperor is that he does not want to be involved in the struggle with Wei Zhongxian and the Donglin Party members. Why is it that the suppression of Wei Zhongxian can be completed in just one year in the article. I can't stand it anymore. I can't agree with the author's point of view. Of course, I still agree with the author's national justice.