The Richest Man in the Qing Dynasty

The completeness of the story is pretty good and the logic is tight. It's not bad that the protagonist has no golden fingers or lives only on expectations, no industrialization, no thermal weapons, no torrents of steel.

The richest man in the Qing Dynasty thought that his life was not long enough.

A very ordinary and ordinary book, once you read it, you will find another story.

The author has profound knowledge and a sophisticated sense of human nature. There is a certain threshold for appreciating this book, and people who don't have enough experience will not be able to see its beauty. Unfortunately, this kind of book is destined to be buried. But someone has to write a book like this

There are many people in this comment section who don't understand history. In fact, this book is adapted from history.

Bullshit

The topic is unique, the writing technique is tight, and the plot is exciting.

The writing style is very characteristic of worldly novels, and the plot likes to use foreshadowing and side descriptions. Xu Sanniang was ultimately owed love. The three-act drama is very structured, and probably the author didn't like the idea of ​​having to click on a technology tree to travel through it, so it ended after He Shen's death. Some of the values ​​expressed in the book are great. Some bugs, such as fighting Heshen without a backer, are impossible. Not to mention Heshen, he is the governor. Not to mention it is as simple as killing ants, at most it is like killing a dog.

I have finished the book, and it is very comfortable to read overall. Many parts are not finished, but finished. The first reading has the flavor of Red Mansion, and the details are remarkable. The only drawback is that the ending feels a bit rushed, and many things are not explained well, but it does not affect that it is a good book.

The writing is pretty good, but the progress is too fast.