Great Ming: I Am Chongzhen, and from the Start I Had Wei Zhongxian Dismembered!

It's so mindless

It's okay, more in line with common sense and more attentive.

The writing is okay, maybe because the title of the book is not good, so few people read it.

Huang Taiji hiccuped as soon as he charged, and the rest was like a running account. The contradictions and conflicts in the literary works are not outstanding at all, and the writing style is not humorous. I don't want you to be happy, I want us to be happy to watch. We are not here to see you being the emperor.

The article does not have many writing techniques, and all the plots are narrated. The characters involved and many descriptions of events can also be found in history. I believe that the author had accumulated a lot of Ming history before writing, especially the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The description of the development of many things is relatively objective. In terms of style, in the early stage, the introduction of time travel was used, and a sign-in system was introduced, and the sign-in only described the sign-in for a period of time, and was not mentioned at all after that. In fact, if the check-in rhythm described by the author is followed, even wireless network will be able to cover the palace in the later stage. Maybe the author didn't want to incorporate too many modern elements, so he didn't describe it too much. It feels a bit tasteless. My personal suggestion is to add more details about the protagonist's identity and skills before time travel, and discard the sign-in part. This will make the reader feel more involved. Maybe it's because there are too many time-travel novels, and the author has the idea to bring out the old and bring out the new, but is also afraid of the development of new things in ancient times. The rhythm of the article is out of his control, so he is reserved. As for the ending, it was a bit rushed. It's not an ending, but it's a comprehensive summary of the final chapter. In fact, it is understandable. The development timeline of the plot in the article should have finally reached the time point of Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty in reality, and the Qing Dynasty still has about 400 years until the 21st century. If I continue writing it, I am afraid it will really spread across the sea, even to the entire China. The author is also smart enough to stop there. But let's be honest. If some accidental events are used in the middle of the plot to cause Zhu Youjian's death, then the plot will slowly return to the real timeline. This might be better. Personal suggestion!

I know you are here for bad reviews, trust me, go read it

The plot arrangement is reasonable, the characters are wonderfully drawn, and the descriptions are not shaky. It is a good book.

Even if the golden finger is gone, the protagonist is still as deflated as a baby.

Not even close

I'm here to read the system documentation. I've only used the system a few times and then stopped using it? What a fuss, bad review, a time traveler became an emperor and there is a system, you don't need a system to make a fuss.