Great Ming: I Am the Strongest Imperial Grandson. Grandpa Zhu, Step Down

I thought the first 70 chapters were quite good. They should be refreshing and thoughtful, but the constant use of modern vocabulary makes me feel uncomfortable. By the 100th chapter, it becomes outrageous. You can do things that cross the era as you want. Firearms have not yet become popular. You have power generation dams, rifles and cannons, and induction cookers. If you write a few more chapters, you can build hundreds of aircraft carriers. The key protagonist is not even 5 years old!!! What, the protagonist knew everything before traveling through time? Have you ever done anything? It ranges from physics engines and quantum entanglement to economics and trade, politics and law. It's omnipotent. It's really a waste of time. I really can't stand it in the later stages. I'm so embarrassed.

Are the children in this novel too awesome? A monster type character, if that's really the case, then that's great, the Ming Dynasty wouldn't be without it.

There's no bloody plot, the characters are pretty good

This book is not bad

A bookworm of more than ten years commented on the time-travel novel. What I dislike the most is the construction of today's guns and artillery. It makes people uncomfortable reading it. They are ordinary people. What's the point of writing with such awesome minds? Why not build airplanes?

It's great to make guns directly. Seamless steel pipes are said to be great.

No logic It's all "I think this is how things should go, and this is how things should go." I feel that in order to emancipate the mind, we must rely on Mohism. What mass base does Mohism have? No one agrees that Mohist thought can liberate a hammer? If you think that producing salt requires cooking it in a pot, your learning will be in vain. Does adding brine make it into refined salt? The point is not to add brine but what is in the brine!

At the beginning of the plot, the first 100 or so pictures can be viewed by those who value emotions. Later on, the plot becomes quite boring and becomes ordinary. There are ups and downs, and there are some content that you like and some you don't like. After reading more than 200 chapters, it becomes boring, because it is too ordinary and has no floating points.

It's very interesting, but I hope the author doesn't add elements of cultivating immortality.

After reading the first 50 chapters, I think it's okay. But I really can't read Chapter 104. This article is so exciting. It doesn't combine dynasties and reality. You can have whatever you want and build whatever you want. You can do anything in a few days or a month. I guess there will be rockets and missiles in the future. Newton, Edison, and Tesla will all cry after reading this. You might as well set up the system. Some materials cannot be forged in that era at all, and they can be micro-technical, but after chapter 80, a black technology is comparable to modern history. It is not a bit outrageous, but it is outrageous to open the door for her. It is completely outrageous. The first 50 chapters were praised by 5 stars, but I can't read the rest... It's a shell of the Ming Dynasty, and the character portrayal is unsatisfactory.