Great Ming: Oh No, Zhu Yuanzhang Has His Eyes on Me

⭐️⭐️⭐️The first part is okay, but the second part has the wrong year for some characters.

The author really doesn't understand the suffering in the world and humanity. He is so ignorant. He thinks that a broken sword can make hundreds of people who are about to starve to death fear the protagonist and not grab it. This is like standing in the middle of a large group of wolves with green eyes with a piece of wood and meat. Will the wolves be indifferent and let you choose to starve to death?

It's not pretty at all,

Overall, it's okay. I won't talk about the plot. You can't read it with your brain in mind, but at least it's not as disgusting as some books. The shortcoming is that it is too short and many things are not well written. The characters and personalities should be treated as parallel worlds. The most disgusting thing is that when listening to books, I always add "na" at the end of every sentence. If it were used in real life, it would be simply weird. I always like to add a nana to various sentences, and the yin and yang emoticon of the pink bear loopy keeps popping up. What a great handwriting 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄