Poor Lord

This book is really good. I traveled back in time to ancient times and had no spatial powers. I relied on my wisdom to lead the villagers to get rich, and IQ to drive out the enemies. I was very excited and excited to read it. There are too few good books like this. Keep up the good work, author!

It is a cool novel, but the writing style is not cliché. The time travel begins with ordinary people, gradually develops, and leads the people to become rich. It describes the miserable life of the hardworking people in the past. The development of the story is basically in line with common sense. The description of the people's lives and ancient technology in the era is also more detailed than the ordinary cool novels. Generally speaking, this kind of unconventional development makes me feel that it is beyond my expectations the more I read it, so I can read it slowly.

The rare perspective in time travel protects one side. The protagonist is kind but not excessive, principled but not conformist. His grasp of human nature is rational and profound. The plot is exciting and the logic is clear; and the author will pay attention to what book friends say, just like a flash bomb, and respond seriously. Personally, it is a good book. I hope the author will update it soon.

Some time ago, I got bored and started reading. The author's sentence "One step ahead is a genius, ten steps ahead is a madman." This sentence is quite good. It seems to be based on similar works. I understand that talking to ancient people about tungsten, caustic soda, etc. Is purely a forced intelligence. I think it is one of the few refreshing articles without obvious wrong logic. The author here lists these two things as secrets, and also uses some misinformation to fool them, which is in line with the background of the times. I originally planned to read the book, but it started to mess up after reading only a few chapters. In feudal society, if you talk to me about gender equality and equal pay for equal work, except for a few people such as Liang Hongyu, others will only think that you are a lunatic who needs to drink two kilograms of yellow soup (guess what the yellow soup means) to cure you. Second point, since it is fictional history, you should try to adapt the historical events as much as possible. I already guessed that you were writing about the Song Dynasty in Chapter 19, but you later exposed it yourself. Zhao Ji became Chen Ji, and Tong Guan became Tong Guan. You are so lonely.

It is a very interesting time-travel novel. Compared with other books, there is no system or golden finger blessing, so the story does not seem to be a cool novel. On the contrary, the protagonist uses modern knowledge within a reasonable range. Although the article is somewhat idealistic, it is readable as it should be. When sorting out the plot, the author works steadily and step by step, so that the plot does not seem to jump out of place. The narrative also incorporates the complex emotions of the protagonist. ZBC

Serious knowledge error. In ancient times, there was no magnesium powder and it needed electrolysis to prepare it. Moreover, there is no caustic soda in plant ash, and it is also produced by electrolysis. Even if it is prepared in a small amount, it still uses carbonate reaction between slaked lime and plant ash.

It is a typical formulaic article, but although the routines are popular and the writing style is acceptable, and there are some forced subjugation, it is not too obtrusive. It is within the acceptable range. Generally speaking, it is okay to give it a score of about 8 points among similar articles. The biggest problem at the moment is that I always forget to mention the supporting characters. I only know that I have been following the protagonist after a sudden sentence. The supporting role cannot be such a one-on-one trick. At least it has to give a sense of presence. Now with the increase in the number of characters, even the heroine has this tendency.

I have read more than 200 chapters, but I feel that the preparation is bland, there is no baggage, and the article is not creative enough. If you are fictional history, please be more imaginative; if it is a historical biography, then don't deviate from history. The whole article seems a bit fictitious, but it also involves the original history. It feels very strange. It feels like eating a big meal. Opening the lid of the pot is very unique, but it tastes like chewing wax. There is also a problem with the label of this book. Except for the beginning scene, the war scenes are just a matter of brushing off the feeling. It is either farming to the end or fighting for hegemony to the end. In the chaos of ancient dynasties, where is the pure land on earth? Zhen Da Shen's historical novels all refer to relevant examples. It feels like the author just refers to historical novels written by others to fill in his own. It's too rough!

The writing is fairly smooth, but the issue of the female protagonist ruins the whole book! Immediately it gives the impression that the protagonist is more superficial than his cousin, takes advantage of others and even lives together, and even says he does not take concubines and refuses to take them! Ignore the fact that all these women are with you. Are you reluctant to give them a status? The most poisonous thing is that I still don't take it seriously when it comes to the protagonist's inner activities. Anyway, I have never thought about keeping a concubine. What does it matter if we live together!

The protagonist seems to be helping the people of the world, but in fact he is helping the emperor's family. Does such a rotten country want to change its dream without going through a bloodbath? The roots are rotten. Or just develop yourself honestly, wait until the country is destroyed and both sides will suffer losses, and then come out and take over the game. Otherwise, we should directly lead the peasant uprising and make a major change of blood. As a college student, the protagonist, with so many historical references, wouldn't he think that he could replace rotten organs without bleeding heavily?