Great Ming: From the Start, Zhu Yuanzhang Simulates the Nation's Destiny

The time traveler is awesome! (Voice cracks) Keep it up! It's very interesting! Let's add each other to our favorites and recommend each other, you're a pro!

Holy crap, isn't that Cao Zhi on the cover?

In the thirteenth year of the Hongwu reign, Zhu Xiong Ying was only 5 years old. You weren't even born yet, were you?

I just want to ask, how did it just disappear so inexplicably?

It's disgusting! If he's so powerful, why can't he redeem Ling'er and let her live a normal life? He doesn't even help all those suffering, let alone those he has the ability to help. He calls it friendship, but what? Helping you is a favor, not helping is his right? It's truly disgusting.

The subject matter was good, but the author went astray. The premise is so-so. The early episodes focus on policies and national affairs, and the group chat scene didn't seem to serve any purpose. The main character is the group leader, and Zhu Yuanzhang is a member. The addition of martial arts and internal energy in the middle isn't my cup of tea.

It would have been so much better to just stick to writing honestly. The subject matter was still relatively fresh. But you added too many random elements to the setting. Just highlight the simulator theme and focus on the interaction between the protagonist and Zhu Yuanzhang. With the simulator, you could add new features, making the protagonist stronger and Zhu Yuanzhang benefit too, right?

The setting is a bit messy. First, was Zhu Yuanzhang's ability to learn too strong? And how could he possibly understand all modern words? Modern words are all newly created, either because the word and the object are similar, or because they were introduced from abroad and then a new word was used, like "sofa."

It's exceptionally well-written. The prose is fluent, and the rhetoric is appropriate.

Those who aren't time travelers but receive cheat codes have an incredibly strong ability to adapt.