A Ming Dynasty Warrior

Build the Han Dynasty. To the follow-up of "Seven Years of Acceleration", I should be pretending but I am not pretending, and I am writing about Japan and Goryeo! It's not Japan. Goryeo is not well written. Japan should be killing people everywhere... The big guys in this country are not writing well. Maybe it is because of political and historical reasons.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, my family was rich, but they didn't engage in muskets or artillery. They kept playing with bows, arrows and spears, and seemed to have forgotten all these. This was the end of the Ming Dynasty when all the muskets and cannons were played out, but the author kept writing about those outdated weapons. I traveled through time in vain, so I gave up. It was hard to find a book with millions of words, and I really wanted to finish it, so let's forget it.

I traveled through time just to practice martial arts, and I kept grinding

The pace is too slow and the plot is rather bland.

Overall, it's pretty good, but the part about fighting the slaves is too small. It's not until more than 1,300 chapters that the male protagonist fights the slaves. Moreover, Japan was not destroyed, but was accused and became a subsidiary.

Not interesting

Good

It's not bad. In the era of online articles that are full of verbal comments, it is worth reading.