My Eldest Brother's Name Is Zhu Chongba

Isn't the time traveler written by the author too timid? Zhu Chongba became emperor only in later generations. Why were the time travelers afraid of him before he became emperor? Moreover, the time traveler looks like a supporting character in front of Zhu Chongba. The time traveler is the protagonist of the book you wrote, okay? Can you please give the time traveler a little more highlight moment?

A very, very good novel! At first, I thought that Xiao Wu would follow Chong Ba to fight against the Yuan Dynasty and create a peaceful and prosperous age. However, I didn't expect that he would conquer the world by himself. The ending was a bit too fast and I haven't seen enough yet😱

The plot doesn't make sense, the logic doesn't make sense, and the characters are all mentally retarded. The protagonist is pitiful and murderous at one moment and is completely schizophrenic. The rifling is not done by time-travelers who can't do it well, but by experienced people. If you don't know the specific ratio of gunpowder and gunpowder, and you don't know that granulating black powder increases the power, it's understandable. Everyone who graduated from primary school knows about mononitrate, disulfide, and triple charcoal. The protagonist had been cheated before time travel but didn't know that he was completely retarded. As the commander of an army, no matter what the people below him did, the responsibility was the leadership's problem. The protagonist didn't even understand this truth. He couldn't manage his subordinates to do things privately. This was a challenge to authority. Even in ancient times, it was unforgivable. It was written that the protagonist was indispensable in the Dingyuan Army and had the highest reputation. He turned around and his subordinates secretly assassinated Zhu Chongba. Too many injuries! Thousands of remnant soldiers were surrounded by an army of 150,000 and somehow managed to win. I suggest the author read a similar type of time-travel novel at the end of the Yuan Dynasty (Glory of the Empire). The logic and plot are very good, but it's a bit of a chronicle.

First of all, the historical background is chosen very well. It can be seen that he has a very good understanding of the historical background of the Ming Dynasty and his own personal opinions. The stories derived from this are relatively true and highly readable. Novels like this are really rare nowadays. Using proportion in the narrative is the most cost-effective, and it can also be seen that the author's writing direction is very correct. The theme of time travel also enriches the content of the story, leaving a lot of room for readers' imagination and satisfying the readers' extension of some ideas. Overall, this is a very good novel. I hope that such narrative-focused novels can gradually develop. Nowadays, bad money drives out good money in novels. The whole novel is full of low word count. There are really not many authors who continue to write stories in such a down-to-earth way and develop their own imagination.

Don't touch Zhu Yuanzhang, he is speechless!

The book is quite good. As a time traveler, there is no bullshit about building tanks and airplanes. The main character is too mother-in-law and the ending is too hasty.

A very good novel. I read it in one sitting

The more I see behind me, the more disappointed I become

The change of the protagonist is very sudden, and this book probably has nothing to do with Zhu Yuanzhang, and the title of the book is just like this. If the title of the book is changed, it should be okay, but I came in to read Zhu Yuanzhang. Then sorry to go.

Before reading this book, I read the reviews, saying that the content was not good. I was bored at first, but I could keep reading. When I saw that I was going to get black powder and had to deal with an old Taoist priest, it made me sick. Not to mention that the protagonist is a fw, and he doesn't understand anything. You can see it from the plot. The author writes himself as the protagonist. Not only the protagonist doesn't understand anything, but the author also does the same. LJ novels