Little Xianggong of Ming Dynasty

The plot is rigorous, fascinating, and well concluded. It is a book worth recommending.

It's average, not bad, not very good. There is no system and everything depends on your brain to conquer the world.

The story structure is okay and the historical events are explained clearly. As a novice in history, I did some research on the relevant ones. The timeline is confusing and the plot cannot be traced back. The names became increasingly confusing later on. The ending is also hard to describe.

I can't stand it anymore

The writing was so-so, especially the ending, which was so poorly written that it was almost funny. No wonder no one watched it. I just watched the beginning and the end.

The further you get to the back, the more you can see

It was very beautifully written, but it was a pity that it ended a little early.

The writing style has the flavor of a novel about world affairs, but unfortunately the main plot conflict is not strong enough. It advances slowly and the characters are not well drawn.

The kind that persuades you to quit after the first dozen chapters~~

Seriously unfinished