Nephew Chongzhen, Forges a Bright Future That Never Sets

It's more interesting than other time-travel novels. The author deviates from history without leaving the historical context. The key is that the story of Friendship with the Emperor is ingeniously conceived, as clever as a demon, and the dialogue between the characters is concise and there is not much nonsense. Some places are humorous. It's not like other novels that have too many words. I look forward to updates every day. This is my second favorite novel that travels through the late Ming Dynasty.

It's still a pretty good book. It's considered to be among the best among Chuan Ming's novels. It may be ranked among the top among Chuan Ming's novels by 7 Cats. It depends on how the follow-up works. The subject matter is good, and the plot is reasonable, but the review of history during the development of the plot is a bit long-winded. Just count the number of words. The innovative plot has a good idea, but it's a little exaggerated. It's better not to be too divorced from historical reality later on, and it should be enjoyable in a moderate way. I hope it can be controlled well.

This is a little-known book, but it can be regarded as spiritual food!

I discovered it by accident and am currently reading Chapter 224. This book only looks at three views and some speculations about history and culture. Don't get hung up on some numerical details. It is estimated that nine times out of ten, I will make you cry and let you know what ancestors are and what animals who have forgotten their ancestors are. As a 20-year-old experienced angry youth troll, I temporarily list this book as the first book about traveling through the Ming Dynasty, temporarily list this book as the first book about Shuangwen's Three Views, and temporarily list this book as the top five among all novels about Three Views. Through visual inspection, the editor has verified and compared a lot of information. It is useful for ordinary Chinese people to clarify their origins and understand their country and ancestors clearly, and do not belittle oneself. A score of 9.8 Is not too much.

What bad reviews are you looking at? Go read a book

It clarifies various shortcomings in the late Ming Dynasty, especially Western pseudo-history. Although the plot in the middle period is a bit delayed, it is still a masterpiece.

With a purely idealistic heroic view of history, can a mere time traveler change history? This kind of cool writing is just for killing time, don't take it too seriously. Various opinions have been discussed on the Internet and are not the author's original creation. Don't praise the author of this kind of cool article too highly, otherwise he will be more pretentious than the male protagonist...

Except for the somewhat awkward relationship between the protagonist and the emperor, everything else is good. There is no forced intelligence, the logic is self-consistent, the plot is reasonable, and it is worth watching.

The logic often doesn't make sense and I can't read it normally.

There's not much to say. I just want to say that this is the only book that made me feel excited when I read it. It doesn't have the clichés of those junk articles, and the title doesn't take up a major part of the page. The protagonist is neither naughty nor secretive, and the supporting characters are not monstrous. The links are logically and logically connected. It's me who comes, I see, I conquer.