Reforming the Ming Dynasty

I have read dozens of chapters, and the plot is okay. There is nothing serious about it, but the age of the protagonist is too young. He has developed an arm strength of 300 kilograms between the ages of 7 and 8, and can fire a bow of one stone and a half for hundreds of times. It is too exaggerated. If you really want to write about a strong general, just follow Xiang Yu and Lu Bu. This is even more powerful than Xiang Yu, which is too exaggerated.

Author, you said this was training for the Ming Dynasty. Where is the training?

Rubbish book, looks tiring

2.84 Million words, of which 2.8 Million words are introduction and explanation, and only 40,000 words are storyline.

After leaving the capital, I felt very tired from watching and there were a lot of boring explanations.

Where is the author from? What kind of operation is this? Classical Chinese is not classical Chinese, nor is it modern vernacular. After reading four chapters, I quit. I was really tired.

It's very attractive at the beginning, but I can't understand it later.

There are too many introductions, the writing is not good, and the plot is drawn out and lengthy, making people more and more tired as they watch.

Seriously messed up. Halfway through writing it, it was gone. The beginning is okay, but the later part is very verbose, and I don't recommend watching it.

It's anticlimactic, uninteresting, the rest is basically explanations, there isn't much story, and the ending is so bad that I can't watch it.