A Common Man in the Great Ming

To be honest, the author quoted too much history and took up a lot of space. The plot of the whole book is very coherent. The author's desire to be in power is very hidden. Every book is the same. He is pushed to the status and wears a yellow robe. I think it is completely unnecessary. Abandoning the ancients' idea of ​​emperor supremacy and pulling up a force alone, it is more natural to grow from small to large. The author seems to be a modern person who has the ancient people's loyalty to the emperor. This is rather disappointing, but it does not affect the fact that this book is a good book.

After reading the first few chapters, I thought it was just so-so. The more I read, the more I felt it was lame. The author's intention is very good, to promote the good sons of the Han family to save the nation from danger! But even if you write about a broken house, you still have to learn to survive in troubled times, right?! At least I didn't see that earlier in the book! It's really ugly!

The pace of the story is a bit draggy, but overall it's enjoyable.

Nice blow!

Pretending to be stupid and cute is so disgusting. A bully drags a little girl into the house, and the protagonist asks the follower what the bully is going to do. Earlier I said that the protagonist is a Chinese fan and a history fan, but later he kept showing ignorance, no, humility😄

This is the first time I have seen a military without politics. I am very curious about how you solve it in the end. This is also the motivation for me to keep reading. The overall evaluation is - garbage.

To be honest, I quite like the plot theme. But there are too many problems that make it difficult to watch: the way the characters talk, modern is not modern, and ancient is not ancient. Even if she is a woman, she will not kill her. One moment she is extremely bad, and the next moment she is pitiful. He speaks loud and arrogant words everywhere, regardless of the person he is speaking to, he just speaks to the individual.

What the hell are you calling the Ming Dynasty a common man? You might as well call the Ming Dynasty a coward.

You can either unify the world and be the emperor yourself, or you can have a republican administration, or you can practice socialism. The way you write it really makes people confused. It's painful, right? The procrastination of writing is really boring.

The concept is good, and the beginning is not bad, but later on it made me think it was a bit funny. It was written randomly about King Chuang and Cao Cao. It is better to make up history or make up a dynasty. What's more, a rich second-generation man with no backer actually convinced the second-generation official to give in. Moreover, his enemies are cruel to others, but he seems to be extra tolerant towards the protagonist, which affects his mood a bit. He may have become a bit fussy after reading too many novels!