The Great Ming: From Humble Scholar to Grand Secretary

The rating of this book should be above 9.6. Is it being led by a stupid person who doesn't understand history? People are trying to improve their scores. Is the author so poor? I know the history of the Ming Dynasty relatively well, and apart from the fact that the protagonist's identity and academic background do not impose a destination, there are basically no big flaws. However, the queen's respiratory disease is rarely described. The queen died in the 15th year of Hongwu, probably very soon. It was characteristic in the early stage, but the author has not described it yet. Zhu Xiongying died when he was eight years old, and Queen Ma died soon after. A very good book with basically no flaws, which is very rare. It is a historical fiction novel. If I were to rate this book, I would give you 9.5 Out of 10. As long as you can fill in the holes and fill in the gaps until the system does not collapse when the three emperors of the Ming Dynasty were in power. If you continue writing like this, I guess 9.8 Is not a big problem. I have not read your other books and cannot comment on them, but I read this book for 15 hours without sleeping all night. I can only say that it is not inferior to books such as The Dining Table of the Tang Dynasty, Bricks of the Tang Dynasty, and The Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty. Write well, author, and write carefully. You must not continue the story and make people laugh. A hero is someone who has a beginning and an end. I think if this book can end well, you will be better than Tang San.

Come to the author and read with me. I solemnly swear: starting from today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games without hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, perseverance, hard work, advocating first-class strength to create brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, and being tempered into steel, worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly swear: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Coding is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship.

Nice. I haven't read many Mingchuan novels, but not too few either. . I have seen some recent hits and some classics. Those popular novels are often written for the sake of pleasure, and the characters are deliberately stupid, some have logical errors, and some take it too much for granted... Some of the classic novels are too advanced and sophisticated, and it is too tiring to read. Some protagonists are too cowardly, and some protagonists start a harem as soon as they come up... But this "The Assistant" is just right and very comfortable to watch. I am now waiting for the update every day. The author's previous "Rebirth of Zhu Yunwen" was the first Mingchuan novel that I read. If there were still some problems in the previous "Rebirth of Zhu Yunwen", then this one can be said to have made a lot of progress. I hope the author will keep writing until the end and not stop updating, otherwise it will be too difficult to find someone of this level.

Maybe I'm too selfish and can't bear to see the main character being a virgin and being a good guy. The sugar can be divided into 30% profit. You don't want to say a word. If you say you want to be an official, you have to be cool! Your girl may have never eaten meat. Are you sure your money is hot? If you are not allowed to do business as an official, it will be in your mother's name!

Another story about the Ming Dynasty, what is the power plot? This is it

After watching it for more than 10 hours, I should have some say. I won't say anything about the sugar making in the beginning. I reluctantly accepted the body-building method and tactical backpack later. The most outrageous thing is the research and development of artillery, warships, and treasure banknotes. It's really such a child's play. The protagonist is a person. How dare the imperial court entrust these major national affairs to it? Making up history is not the same as creating history. Do you really think Lao Zhu is kidding you?

This Ming Dynasty fanfic is very interesting The plot is compact and exciting, and the logic of the investigation is clear. The protagonists, including Zhu Yuanzhang, and other characters are well portrayed, especially Zhu Yuanzhang, whose unstable character and suspicion of others are vividly portrayed.

I was deceived by the beginning and the evaluation mechanism. After a short period of time, I started to feel bad. This author is a bit of a teacher. Sometimes he is too holy, and sometimes his butt is a little crooked. The key is that the plot has no ups and downs. From time to time, it touches on things that have nothing to do with the plot to make up the word count. It has a slightly intellectual halo, and I really can't stand it anymore.

It's okay, but I feel that the plot develops a bit too quickly. It's purely story-based and doesn't outline much of the scene. It's difficult to learn some good words and sentences by reading novels.

Really good! The best novel about Ming Dynasty history in recent years