A Ming Dynasty Civil Servant

All I can say is hehe. Discuss the constitutional monarchy with Zhu Yuanzhang. At the beginning, Zhu Yuanzhang only got along with him for tens of minutes, and Zhu Yuanzhang believed that he was a person from the future. What nonsense. At the beginning, it was said that Zhu Biao died, Zhu Xiongying died, and Queen Ma died. Zhu Yuanzhang was not angry. Ha ha. History novice. Oh, by the way, Zhu Biao in it is written as cowardly as Fusu. And Zhu Yuanzhang died later. After dozens of chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up the book.

A very good book. This is the only book I have seen on Qimao that is waiting for updates. The later the better. I hope the author will stick to it and don't rush to write slowly. A good book takes time to polish.

I read this book in February this year and it ended on October 29th. This book is a very realistic book in the history of the Seven Cats. The plot is slow, and it has no system or invincible flow. It is suitable for book lovers who can calm down and do not like the system of invincible flow. As for why I'm commenting now, it's because the author said there will be a sequel at the end, so I waited until now. The results of this book and other books written by the author are really unreadable, so the author said this sentence about how to write history. I hope the author will work hard to improve and write better books.

The only thing the writing is fluent! Without any basic logic or historical knowledge, I traveled to the Ming Dynasty and couldn't even figure out the territory of the Yuan Dynasty! Did he actually write that Zhu Yuanzhang believed in it after reading the information about later generations, that Lie He worshiped Lao Mao, and then just continued to defend the imperial power and the Zhu family world? Gaining Zhu Yuanzhang's trust gave me some technology tree points, but in the end I only built blast furnace steelmaking and optimized black powder. Other internal combustion engines, steam engines and generators were not built or developed, and they talked about improving productivity every day! Abandoned the book...

I personally feel that the plot and character settings are very good, but there are a lot of typos, but it does not affect reading. I strongly recommend watching it.

It's very good, but it's slightly different from the books of Tomorrow's Son and not as good as the previous ones.

I started to feel that the ideas and themes were very good! The writing and narration are okay, but after seeing Zhu Yuanzhang's arrangements when he was about to die, I felt there was no need to continue reading! An old man who has seen six hundred years of history would allow his country to have another civil war after his death? ! How can you have such a weird idea? ! It would be better not to change history. Anyway, the battle of Jingnan will be over again!

Shit, see Zhu Yunwen become emperor? Are you okay? You've shown him the history books, how can Lao Zhu still do this? Force feeding💩 No need!

It's really disgusting to repeat words like this. There is no other, no other, no other. There is more than half the screen of a chapter where two people are talking, one person speaks one sentence, and each sentence is said by so and so, at least seven or eight lines in a row, one for each line. Listening to the book makes me sick to death. "Without him, he felt that He Xi was showing his feelings. Without him, if He Xi was obsessed with power, he would definitely not do something that would offend too many people. As soon as this incident comes out, once the world is at peace, He Xi's position will immediately become unstable. Without him, scholars are indispensable for governing the world. " From time to time, I can tolerate it without him. This is called these words without him, without him, without him, without him, without him, without him, without him, without him. I really want to curse people when I hear them.

Chapter 13, Chapter 14, tsk tsk. It's better to just take it with one stroke, have a gold pen cap, tut tut, the pen is made of gold. I'm afraid it's the first invention in ancient and modern times. You can't make an absorbent pen without rubber. Do you understand the principle of syringes?