I Returned to the End of the Ming Dynasty to Become Emperor

Reading this book reminded me of the novel "Return to the Ming Dynasty to Be a Prince" by Fenghuo Opera Princes. Although the author of this book has changed the direction of history, the characters in it are still vividly portrayed. Overall, this is a good novel.

Let me make it clear first that my cultural background is not high, and reading the book is purely for entertainment. I personally feel that the author's writing is very good, popular, and well-conceived. I feel that a sequel or a new book will be great. Thank you to the author for his hard work.

I wrote a review after reading the whole book, and I thought it was okay. But for those of us who read novels, you always read them in classical Chinese, and you are very tired after reading them. Sometimes you have to check Baidu. In this way, you can find a lot of stress-relieving and recreational effects, and your classical Chinese writing is sometimes wrong. Reading is quite tiring. The only thing worth reading is that the story theme of the whole book is pretty good. I hope the author will change after reading the comments. I wish your homework will reach a higher level! Awesome!!!

You can tell when reading a book that the author's description of the protagonist is terrible. Is this a compliment or a criticism? The emperor, brother and father don't help? He even killed someone, eh, it's a bit incestuous, I wonder if the author's feelings and family ties would be so weak. I don't even want to watch anymore.

The author has a solid foundation in literature, his writing is brilliant, and the structure closely follows the historical context. It is indeed a good book.

This book is purely written by a man. No wonder it is said that men want to wake up and take over the world, and get drunk and lie on the knees of beautiful women. I'm a girl. I've always read girls' articles before, and occasionally boys' articles. This time I finished reading this article in one breath. I feel that the boys' articles are bigger and more exciting, while the girls' articles are too small.

This is the first time I have actually finished reading a novel, and it is also the first time I have written a book review, and I have a lot of feelings about it. The character that makes me most pity is Zhu Yousong. After he ascended the throne again, he gave his son a title of king but no land. He just wanted his son to stay in Beijing and even prepared to give him the throne to He Ku. It feels a bit short and I hope there will be a sequel (personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it)

The protagonist is a good person from the 19th generation, which means the protagonist has more than a thousand years of memory, and the writing is really unsatisfactory.

It was a mess from the beginning, what the hell?

Does the author have any follow-up? It would be better to write a series.