Daming: I, the Founding King, Take the Lead in Opposing the Feudal System

The writing is very good. In fact, Zhu Yuanzhang has always been a very complicated person. It should be said that the founding emperors were all very complicated. The part about Fengyang Hua Ye in the book is really wonderful. Zhu Yuanzhang was very lonely throughout his life. All his family members died in his early years, he lost his eldest grandson and his beloved wife in his middle age, and he lost his son in his later years. His subordinates also killed many people, but if you want to say that he was violent, he was not. It's just that he loves the people.

I feel pretty ok

☆☆☆☆Really good

The plot is okay, but I can't delve into the details, including many settings. I can't delve into it or else I won't be able to watch it. By the way, there is a girl who appears later. I don't know if she is the heroine arranged by the author or something, but it affects the perception of the girl (from the appearance of this girl to the relevant plot, she is very uncomfortable to watch).

The article is witty and humorous, and the plot setting is ingenious. It uses the tone of Zhu Twelve's father to say a sentence. Well written article! Good! Good! My heart is so comforted, my heart is so comforted!

With such a high score, the writing and reading skills are extremely poor.

After watching half of it and the ending, I kept following the small trend, but the big trend did not change. Zhu Di died in the ending. It was too petty.

It's quite funny in places, but the author's historical knowledge is indeed a bit lacking, and his common sense is also lacking. It is written that the protagonist becomes a child inside and outside, and behaves very childishly. In addition, the overall logic is confusing, the story has no main line, and it is just a joke. In the beginning, he was opposed to enfeoffment, but later he only opposed his own enfeoffment. There is a lack of understanding of historical figures, and most of them are groundless conjectures. There is also a painful logic. The name "Zhu Yunwen" appears inexplicably. He is not born to the same mother. Directly telling Lao Zhu what "Jianwen Emperor" is, it is very stupid.

In Chapter 8, the princes eat cabbage porridge all day long, and wolf down the braised pork? ?

There are a lot of messy things, and there is no smooth plot progression. Now that I have traveled through time, I have become a child from the inside out. The writing is so poor. Written around naughty children. After a while I lost interest.