Swallowing the Ming

There are just a lot of typos. I guess it's a problem with the input method used. The author uses Sogou. The memory function is not that easy to use. When typing the first letter of Pinyin, it will be recorded by the memory function. If you type the same word later if you don't pay attention to check, you will make mistakes.

This book is a very rare story about the protagonist competing in the world after traveling through ancient times. At first glance, it is very novel, unlike many other books where the content looks similar. The writing style of the entire book is not the same as the above-mentioned time travel and become a marquis in ancient times. It can even be said to be quite different. If the traditional time travel novel is similar to Shuangwen style, the style of this book is more towards historical novels. What is the style of historical fiction? When encountering an official position/person/custom that modern people have little contact with, the author will first introduce it in a certain or even a large amount of space. However, some authors will organize it in their own language, and some will just put the original text. In the first part of the book, they will put the original text. Later, they may be criticized for the word count, so they use their own words instead. OvO For example, this book is a bit similar to the style of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" that I have read. It is not boring to read this book. It is always a routine or something, and it gives you the feeling that it is told in a eloquent way. This is something I like very much. Of course, what I like most is that the protagonist of this book chose to fight against the Qing army and the rebel army in the late Ming Dynasty, and chose to fight for the throne when the Ming Dynasty was exhausted. Oh, by the way, another advantage of this book is that it describes the lives of the people, the details of the battlefield, and the officialdom in the late Ming Dynasty in great detail. It opened my eyes to the point where I even doubted whether the author really traveled back in time to ancient times 😂 After talking about the advantages, let's talk about the disadvantages. In my opinion, there are only two disadvantages of this book: First, there are too many typos! The protagonist's name is Liu Pei, but in this book you will see three or four names such as Liu Bei/Aloe/Liu Hui, etc. However, the typos are mainly concentrated in the protagonist's name, and there are very few others, which do not affect the reader's appreciation of the main content; The second disadvantage is that the tail is too big to fall off! The first part was okay, the writing was very good, and I skipped what I needed. But in the later period, when the author of more than a thousand chapters started to mobilize, an ambush/siege battle would not end without thirty or forty chapters... It was too painful. My several battles just jumped to the next chapter and took a long time to end🌚 In short, after reading the whole book, my evaluation is very high. I like the protagonist's style so much. If the protagonist's world also has Lu Xun later, then the protagonist should also be the "backbone of the nation" in Xun's writings.

I personally feel that this book is well written. It would be even better if some of the things that an island country did to us could be returned to them. I hope I can write more about a certain island country.

It's really stupid to travel through time and become this forced child. It's a rubbish book.

The plot is reasonable and realistic, but it's too wordy and has a lot of typos.

When I saw the infinite parallel between modern times and the Ming Dynasty, I immediately gave up the book and figured it out on my own. There were at least 100 million ways to rule the world within 100 chapters.

He is an extremely irresponsible writer. Not only does he have a lot of typos and wrong sentences in every chapter. No matter how well-written the story is, it still makes people upset. What's more, the writing wasn't very good!

There are more than 1,000 pictures and there is still no war with the Qing Dynasty. It's been 10 years since the portal was eaten. Technology is still just a little bit suppressed and delayed.

The protagonist's father-in-law was promoted to prefect in Chapter 580. Also named the chapter, Children of Great Luck. But in Chapter 818, he started working on his promotion to prefect again. I wonder is it really that easy to become a writer in China? Such a book can also be published. In my opinion, students who have graduated from primary school will not make such low-level mistakes.

To be honest, the subject matter is good, but what is it about?