The Ming Dynasty in 1424: Taking Over Emperor Renzong's Body

The writing is a bit too conservative, is there no innovation? This is a novel after all, so don't be too conservative. These novels can be written about people's livelihood, politics, military, economy, and institutional aspects at home and abroad. They can also be written about overseas, and they don't necessarily have to follow the direction of history?

I discovered it by accident and was attracted by it as soon as I read it. It's great!

The writing is very good, the historical figures are flesh and blood, not cold words. Respecting the irreversible law of history, even time travelers can only go with the general trend, which is good. I don't know why this book's rating is less than 9.0

As a time travel writer, even Xie Jin can't be saved, and if he can cry for a day, he knows that there is nothing to see.

You start as an associate professor of history, but you don't have any knowledge as a history professor later on. Even when you write so many chapters about the rebellion on the grassland, you, a time traveler, don't have the slightest bit of caution and nuance. You just wait for the rebellion and then write about the war to force the drama. You are helpless every day, you are the emperor, the country has reformed its military, and its economy has also been reformed, and the treasury is rich. I almost think of myself as a half-faint king.

It doesn't look good. I don't want to comment on it. It just doesn't look good.

The writing is great and very immersive!

The story is exciting and there are many things to watch. It's very good!

The content is novel and unique, fresh to listen to and read!

A good book that I never tire of reading, highly recommended!