Great Ming: After I Revealed I Had Transmigrated, Old Zhu Lost It
大明：自曝穿越后，老朱心态崩了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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This is the most rubbish novel I have read about the Ming Dynasty. Since the protagonist knows the Ming Dynasty so well, he knows the disadvantages and the best solutions. The result is that they are all minor problems, and their thinking is weak. As for the clan, the protagonist said that every dynasty change will kill off the old families and new ones will appear. This point is absolutely correct, that is, new families appear, and the old families cannot be destroyed at all, such as the Kong family. And those who perished were the families that were so small that they could be ignored. From this point, it can be seen that the protagonist is a noob or that the author knows too little about the Ming Dynasty and takes it for granted.
The silly pig's feet gave Zhu Yuanzhang his heart and lungs. . . Relying on his status as a time traveler, he didn't even prepare a backup plan. Put your head on the emperor's kindness. . . . Got it!
It is historically true that Emperor Zhu would do this, but this is a cool novel. The male protagonist's house was confiscated and his harem was almost lost. Didn't the male protagonist react at all? Has the cool article turned into a depressive article?
Can there be some history that feels real?
It's like watching a historical science popularization. Although the story can be filled with too much historical knowledge, it is very annoying and skips reading, and the meaning of reading is lost. Bad review!
He is really a history major, he is very good👍Excellent, expert, expert!
There are a lot of typos, but overall it's okay. It's just that the names of people and places in Europe are too hard to remember, which is not good.
The plot is so-so. If it were published at a certain point, it would be a studio follow-up article. The worst point is that Zhu Biao's writing is so useless.
At least I know that if I don't understand something, I need to go to Baidu, but I only know Baidu, and the rest is nothing.
This book can read up to 197 chapters, and the rest is full. I thought I could create a great Ming Dynasty when I went back, but as a result, there were not many rewards in Chapter 197. Instead, I copied it and lost my family property. Hehe