Daming: Son, My Father, Please Go Crazy and Take Concubines!

Funny and interesting. I haven't seen such a good book in a long time.

I really love this book. This book is so good, so good, so good! ! !

The next ten chapters are all repetitions of the previous chapters, with different titles. I don't recommend reading them, as they may lead to cerebral hemorrhage.

It's really a mess of random writing, with confusing timelines and confusing logic! I also don't know anything about the Ming Dynasty, so I'm just writing nonsense! Didn't see any advantages!

I can't find it to be fun. I've read 200 chapters. Regardless of whether it's well-written or not, your mindless cool writing should at least be a bit fun. I can't feel it at all, so I say goodbye.

Looks more comfortable

Many of the more than 200 chapters are repeated.

It's nothing more than giving birth to children to give rewards, finding talents, and making things, and then continuing to give birth to children to give rewards, looking for talents, and making things. There is no attractive climax plot, and the plot is very bland.

I don't know where the reviews come from. But it's also a bit too brainless. You can boast that you can create anything without any accumulation. It took China hundreds of years to develop to this point. Even if you have a system, you don't have any talent or knowledge to accumulate. Will it be possible to develop into an internal combustion engine in one or two years? Is there a lathe and how are those things made? The blacksmiths are so good that they can make anything.

There are several chapters that are repeated just to make up the word count, and there are so many typos that I can't understand the rest of it.