I Am a Tyrant in the Ming Dynasty

It's well-written, but the logic is very flawed. The time it took for China's technology to reach the level depicted in the book was far longer than it is in the book. We must understand that the current scientific foundation is far superior to what's described in the book, the ideologies are vastly different, and there was significant cultural and technological exchange between East and West.

Yesterday, the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, we welcomed the God of Wealth. I set up a stall selling fireworks and goldfish, and I made a great sale of 578 yuan! 👍🏻 These are just a few yuan's worth of items. I'm so grateful to the God of Wealth for blessing my stall with success. In total, I've earned several hundred yuan in 20 days of stall operation, which is very fulfilling.

Too little dialogue and too much explanation makes it seem like the reader is too stupid to understand. Little do they know that many readers like to fill in the gaps in their own imaginations, making the plot fit their own ideas. While some of these ideas might be far-fetched, overly direct and verbose explanations just become annoying.

This is treating readers like pigs.

Those from Dengzhou and Laizhou who didn't surrender went to the Jurchens. Where did the Jurchens get the cannons? And were the Hongyi cannons made of bronze? Also, weren't there those eight unscrupulous merchants supplying the Jurchens? They were desperately short of copper and iron! The author has confused these points.

Using the simplest methods to interpret the most complex political structures.

There's been a lot of nonsense.

This work is one of the best and most outstanding among many works about the Ming Dynasty.

Having read many time-travel novels, this is a well-written and insightful book that is definitely worth reading.

This author is quite good; Emperor Chongzhen had an affair with his sister-in-law.