The Ming Traitor

This book is about intrigue at the beginning, but he is still besieging the city with a large army, and every step he takes later is to check if there are any traps. You are writing a time travel novel, and what you are writing is a palace battle.

It's just nonsense. It's really disappointing that modern people have such pure thoughts of loyalty to the emperor.

Just so-so, too boring

Is this the protagonist who travels through time? Weak and powerless, being ridden all the time and everywhere, and not fighting back. Similar to Song Jiang, don't watch it anymore

What kind of trashy thing is written? He is extremely cowardly. He doesn't resist when he is wronged. He has two hundred people in his hands to make ends meet. Is Sun Chengchou a fool? If you know who the spy is and you still don't extract a confession, how can you still be a traitor if you kill a Tatar? The traitor helps you build fortifications and train your army?

I feel that the pig horn is not a thief but a monk who does not eat fireworks from the world. He is at the level of a primary school student and a model of loyalty to the emperor and patriotism! What is there to love about that kind of Ming Dynasty?

My book is the character of the author himself. Foolish, loyal, naive and weak👎 If you were to travel to the Ming Dynasty, even if you have great abilities, you would only be the second Yue Fei. You are so pedantic and constrained in your work. It is naive to be able to do great things that you want to do. Others have ridden on your head once, and you let others ride again and again. Are you a horse? You are born to be ridden.

I think it's okay. It's great to be able to write about time travel like this. The characters and language are still clear. It makes me regain my desire to read.

This is a novel, fascinating, and much better than those random fabrications.

It's really like Song Jiang, who never forgets his loyalty to the emperor and his patriotism.