Reborn as Zhu Houzhao: Forging the Ming Dynasty's Golden Age

Hello author, I started getting into this book with your book Zhu Yunwen, and now I am following Gu Zhengchen and this one at the same time. To be honest, the writing is really good. However, when I looked at it, I found that a lot of local content, or some events that promote the plot (such as the development of firearms, new army strategies, political and economic reforms, etc.) Are basically the same, but the time is advanced or delayed. How can we introduce the new? Beyond yourself?

Passerby A: Throwing a pen and marching through the snow, holding a sword and fighting against barbarians in the homeland. In the final battle, the general is in tears, and the scholar is smiling and stroking his red tasseled beard. Passerby B: Join the army.

In fact, this book is better than the one written by Fu Chen. It doesn't matter if it's over, concentration is a good quality after all

I have followed the author for 3 books, and I feel that it is better to concentrate on one book and occasionally update it. Otherwise, if I open two books at the same time and update it twice every day, my energy will be scattered, there will be no update, and it will be less attractive. I followed Han Men and Zhu Houzhao at the same time, and I always felt that there were too many similarities, and Zhu Houzhao was more like a fast-food novel, with relatively few subtleties.

I came across this book from a recommendation, and I feel that it is very well written so far. I've been reading it now. It's hard to believe that this book suddenly became a eunuch. I have only read this one of your books. I haven't seen the others either. If you feel that the current performance of this book is very poor, you can put it away for a while. Write the other one first, then refine this one again, and then continue writing. This book is very unpopular. I hope the author will think about it carefully.

Chapter 12, the exam is over

Auv, arrived at Shijingshan

So let Wang Yangming think about it

Zhu Houzhao, the regicide of Sanyang, died by falling into the water.

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