The Great Warlord of Late Ming

The plot at the beginning is bland and cliche, but as the protagonist slowly grows in strength, the plot gradually becomes richer and more interesting. Continuously improve people's livelihood, suppress bandits, expand armaments and force, kill decisively, and never pretend to be unholy pastors. Good book, worth reading!

This is a qualified time-travel novel, with a reasonable structure, smooth plot, and not exaggerated! Especially the extra chapter at the end makes the ending more full and perfect! The male protagonist has a distinct personality and is not a stud, and the description of the female characters is also spot-on. It is a rare masterpiece that is relatively complete and does not make people complain. It deserves praise!

The writing is very general. For example, there is a paragraph where it is written that the muskets of the Ming Dynasty can be used to fight foreigners in the late Qing Dynasty. The flintlock muskets that the protagonist finds someone to imitate are even more powerful, but they are no longer effective when encountering the Manchu and Qing cavalry. They say they can hit 40 steps, and then 80 steps. Shouldn't guns be made and tested at the same time? You build it here and test the gun, and then mass-produce it directly. To sum up, the author writes that the development of science and technology is only half a bucket of water.

One moment it was 30, another moment it was 40. I don't know if the author couldn't remember it, or if he was just writing blindly. Just now I saw that there were only 30 people left, but then it was written down and suddenly there were 40 people. Where did they come from? Subspace?

The writing is very good. It is one of the rare rigorous articles I have seen that travels back to the late Ming Dynasty. The plot is reasonable and very immersive.

Imitation of "A Small Soldier in the Border Army in the Late Ming Dynasty"

After listening to Chapter 146, the protagonist has a problem with his head. First, he destroyed the Xu family and started to explain the hidden secrets. In the next sentence, he went to someone's house to instigate him. Second, he opened a salt farm and asked his subordinates to secretly buy tools so that no one would find out. The next sentence was that the salt farm was so big, how could no one know about it. Three: The year before last, an old cow was worth 28 taels, and the next year, a good cow was worth 8 taels. Four, the previous protagonists all discovered iron ore, and the following people went to find people to search for it. Fifth, the deputy Qianhu gave him two chickens, but later he rebelled and he still wanted them again.

Urgent, urgent, urgent, urgent, urgent

After reading a hundred chapters, I still see that he is still the general banner, earning tens of thousands of taels a month from business, and the key is that no one is jealous. The most important thing is that this business has not even gone out of a thousand-household household. He is doing business on his own one-third of an acre, relying on a hundred households as a backer, and doing business with thousands of poor military households, earning tens of thousands of taels of silver a month. The bandits' stronghold of 300 people, separated by dozens of miles, still doesn't interfere with the river. You don't know me, and I don't know you. Well

The writing is very good, the plot is reasonable, the description of the battlefield is clear, vivid, and passionate. It is a book worth reading. I am a bookworm of 20 years. There are too few books that I can keep following. I hope the author will work hard!