Great Ming: I Revealed My Transmigration, and Old Zhu Lost It
大明：自爆穿越后，老朱心态崩了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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9.0Score
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What a load of nonsense
It's inconsistent. In more than 330 chapters, it is said that Hu Weiyong found someone to make a telescope, and then made it look like he had never seen it before. But before that, when the protagonist made grenades, he didn't make three or two. One of them, Lao Zhu, took it away, and the other Zhu Biao took it away.
Bad review, bad review, still bad review, what the hell is written behind it?
The plot is confusing. In the first part, I extracted white sugar and used it in gunpowder. In the later part, my own research institute produced white sugar. It was written as if it was the first time I saw white sugar. The one who bets later is even more disgusting.
This book is too long-winded. There are nearly a hundred chapters that solve nothing. It just depends on where the author makes the protagonist want to die. The author is advised to read the Ming Dynasty Diary. It is also about Zhu Yuanzhang. The other author focuses on every sentence and every chapter is a classic. He never repeats and repeats like he is dumping excrement. Reading that book made my blood boil, and I wished that the author could go back in time and build a prosperous Ming Dynasty as he wrote, because he grasped the key points and thoroughly studied the shortcomings of the Ming Dynasty, but this author is different.
The preface does not match the postscript!! What the hell is this writing? The protagonists in the back and front don't feel like the same person. What a mess.
Too much nonsense, so much that it affects reading
The plot is protracted, the protagonist talks in a long-winded way, Zhu Yuanzhang asks you questions and rambles on, don't you feel embarrassed?
The first part is okay, but the middle and later parts are written by AI. The preface does not match the follow-up, and I am speechless. Also, does the author in the early stage have no concept of money? A garden costs 10 million taels, and 5 million taels is the same as being illiterate.
Since when did the painting style suddenly change? In the end, Chu Feng became the emperor. I'm going! The writing before and after are completely two styles. The key is not written by one person.