Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty to Become an Imperial Tutor

The story is very exciting, but there are a lot of typos in it, but it doesn't matter, most of the typos are homophones, which is acceptable. I hope the book will be published with several thousand chapters. I will write from the Ming Dynasty onward. There are still many things to write, so I hope to continue to work hard. Plot quality (excluding word accuracy, which refers to plot development and supporting character creation) comes first, speed second

It's quite comfortable to write and doesn't drag on. The rhythm is good and the density is appropriate. I wonder if this book will usher in the first and second industrial revolutions when it is finished. This is the beginning of China being overtaken

There is too much nonsense. Between the dialogues, thousands of words are interspersed to explain, for fear that the readers will not be smart enough.

The writing is so messy that the chapters don't even match up.

Wrong chapter

Why does this book have chapters from other books?

Some chapters are confused

It's not bad, although some of the writing is a bit messy, the characters are okay, and the plot is actually uneven.

The highlight is the cool writing, with more flaws, poor logic, and lack of military knowledge. In the cold weapon era, the casualty ratio between the offensive and defensive sides was actually 1:1. Please check the author carefully. To avoid wasting the following text and making it disgusting to read. Please avoid the pit behind. Bye-Bye

People who can change their own destiny are arrogant and domineering from beginning to end. I like cool articles like this.