A Quest for Survival at the End of the Ming

I am here to advise some newcomers to avoid this novel. If you haven't read it, don't read it. Let's not talk about anything else. Just the protagonist is wearing a hat, wearing a hat, wearing a hat. The important things are said three times. Do you think that's the end? ON, ON, ON, not only did the protagonist not chase her away or click her, but he also raised her in the end. He raised her. Brother Meng, not only was he labeled a hater, but he was also regarded as a catcher. I was so angry when I saw this that I almost threw my phone. I endured it earlier, thinking that it would be better in the middle and later stages.

This author wrote Zhang Xianzhong and Li Zicheng as good people in the late Ming Dynasty. This is nonsense. Although the officers and soldiers in the late Ming Dynasty were not good people, the bandits were not good people either.

The writing style is delicate and the logic is clear, not as brainless as ordinary cool articles.

Can't figure out the protagonist's character? He is a rebel and the son-in-law of Cao Ying. The author always likes to use the third person to reveal that he will become the emperor, thinking that he is the boss. In fact, according to the plot, he is just a general under his command. It looks awkward and really ugly. The war scenes are not exciting at all. Where is the protagonist's talent reflected? Can't tell at all

It's okay. I have a correct outlook on life and my logic is not exaggerated.

There is indeed a constant war in the troubled times. Almost half of the book is about fighting. There are so many internal dramas about wars that I was so tired that I couldn't finish reading it... Some contents can be explained quickly, but I have to tell you repeatedly why he thinks so, what are the advantages and disadvantages of thinking so, and then struggle with it. After repeated friction, the final decision can be delayed for a few chapters... Sigh... The content is relatively realistic, there is no cheat, no system, and you have to rely on yourself to slowly mix it up.

The most advanced front-mounted artillery in the late era was the European Napoleon cannon, which could not fire 100 guns. Today's self-propelled artillery can only fire 3 to 4 guns per minute. You only have 5,000 kilograms of copper and you can make more than 100 guns? At that time, it was impossible because of the craftsmanship. The lightest artillery at that time weighed only a few hundred kilograms. I would give a bad review without thinking. I still have to make hundreds of them. I have some common sense. I don't want to read it when I see this. This is the magic of cultivating immortals.

Follow the father-in-law's eldest brother to fight, follow the father-in-law's second brother to fight. Follow the father-in-law to fight. My father-in-law died and my brother-in-law ostracized me. My brother-in-law is dead. I became the boss and defeated the final boss. The battle descriptions are long-winded and the battle plot is boring and bland. The key is that NPCs keep popping up and cutting you into the battle.

Why do I feel that the protagonist of an ancient time-travel novel has a very wrong outlook on life when he has a modern outlook on things? ! ! !

Not bad, not a cool article. If you want to read it, you need to be patient.