Reborn Zhu Youjian and Recreated the Peak of Ming Dynasty

Originally the writing style was okay, but the author was afraid that people would not have the confidence to read on, so he deliberately branched off to another paragraph at every critical moment to whet the reader's appetite, talking about the protagonist Zhu Youjian, Jiangsu and Zhejiang, the Tang Dynasty King, the epidemic... And it was like this so many times in a row! Disorganized and sparsely structured!

I can't stand it anymore after reading about 40 chapters! The emperor who traveled through time actually repeatedly pretended to be cowardly and imprisoned Lu Xiangsheng, who was fighting against the enemy. Although it was a ploy, it also left the soldiers who were fighting outside at a loss as to what to do. What a fart! Morale and popular support have been lost. If we run away or lose ground, the situation will get worse! The author disagrees with this idea! I have since abandoned the book.

Very well written, support me

After seeing that Li Zicheng had been captured, in order to win over him, Gao Jie and his wife were sent to Li Zicheng to be tortured and killed, so he stopped watching. After all, Gao Jie helped you fight the war after surrendering, and he still firmly resisted the Qing Dynasty in the original time and space. I seriously doubt that the author, like Li Zicheng, was raped and felt the same way, and that's why there was such a mindless plot as the torture and killing of Gao Jie.

Although there are flaws in the plot, common sense, etc., Overall, the writing is good. But it's a pity that it ended so hastily!

There is no logic at all. Traveling back in time to become Emperor Chongzhen, committing petty thefts, and engaging in some conspiracies, as if you can change your destiny. It's too natural.

As a historical text, it is undoubtedly good. The author is also knowledgeable about many aspects of knowledge. The flaw is that the author has a little knowledge of some science and engineering knowledge, so it seems a bit out of place. All in all, this book is still very good, but the forced ending at the end is a bit confusing.

It started to feel a bit the same, but the reforms in the late Ming Dynasty were okay. Now is not necessarily better than late tomorrow. There is still a sense of brilliance in humanity. The ending was a bit hasty, but the sunset in Shenyang City was quite nice. Write less next time, I am Manchu

Don't worry, the plot is awkward at the beginning, but it gets better and better later on. It's very good, but it's a pity that it's not finished. What's the second part?

There are too many bad things, sometimes good and sometimes bad. Growing sweet potatoes in the northern winter is also a talent. There are hammers and mallets in the front, but not a single hole has been filled in the back. The whole country was conquered but the slaves were still allowed to live. I would not recommend reading this if it is not a book.