A Common Man in the Great Ming

It's true that Yuzu's plot is very stiff every time it unfolds. Last time it was the brothel, but this time it's all about Yuan's character...

My head hurts from watching it. It's too late.

The battle damage ratio between hot weapons and cold weapons is close to one to one point. Tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, it was written by a liberal arts student, right?

There are various points of knowledge about thermal weapons. Hundreds of smoothbore cannons can hit more than a dozen people in the formation. They are also drunk. Why not use a catapult? If you have muskets and artillery, you have to charge the cavalry. I'm crazy.

The 7,000 volumes of Western literature are pseudo-history.

Don't put pseudo-history of Europe in books.

Holy Mother, you are not decisive in killing, you are useless, the plot is dragging, and there is a lot of nonsense.

There is no bright spot at all, and I can't stand it at all.

Chapters 8 and 90 of the first volume were okay, but why did the writing style suddenly change in the second volume? I was surprised when I wrote about the occupation of Chen Yuanyuan, and then became stronger later.

Why are there only about twenty chapters? Very disappointing.