Tianlong Ce (part 1)
by Wang Dawei
About This Novel
In 1600 AD, Nurhaci worked hard to conquer the Central Plains. In order to control the intelligence system, he ordered his granddaughter Hemeilan, who was proficient in Chinese, to marry Li Yongfang, the Ming rebel general in charge of the Protectorate. Unexpectedly, He Meilan refused to consummate the marriage after marrying into the Li Mansion, but she fell in love with Wu Changchun. Wu Changchun was Li Yongfang's son-in-law and a senior undercover spy installed by Jin Yiwei in the Ming Dynasty. Li Yongfang noticed the ambiguous relationship between the two and tried every means to separate them and kill Wu Changchun. The Ming Dynasty has a vast territory and is full of talented people. Nurhaci and Sibeile Huang Taiji carefully formulated the "Tianlong Policy", which was designed to alienate the monarchs and ministers of the Ming Dynasty and kill the elite talents of the Ming Dynasty's senior generals. Wu Changchun risked his life to steal the "Tianlong Policy" and delivered it to Tian Ergeng, the commander of the Jinyi Guards of the Ming Dynasty. However, the top brass of the Ming Dynasty were busy with infighting and were in disarray. Wei Zhongxian, the eunuch, and the bitter scholars of the Donglin Party actually ignored the safety of the country and put aside the extremely important strategic intelligence "Tianlong Policy".
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Not badKeep up the good work.
It's very well written, like it! ! !
Tianlong Ce (Part 1) - Book Review
Not bad, the two sides of the espionage team are evenly matched, and the plots are interlocking, which is quite interesting. It's just a historical fact that the Ming Dynasty was finally wiped out, and I couldn't bear to watch Yuan Chonghuan's unjust case, so I only watched the first part. However, I guess that Wu's ending was mostly due to his heavy love, but women are often cruel. I also lamented that in this book, I can't say who is the righteous party - because the corruption of the Ming Dynasty was already obvious. Although there were elites who were still trying to turn the tide, they only slowed down the time of its replacement. It was not out of greed for money, but to conduct espionage for justice and love, which seemed noble.
Just ten chapters and it's over? ?
Political marriage really harms women
Very pretty.
Very pretty.
Very pretty.
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Official(9)Scraped 22d ago
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Not badKeep up the good work.
It's very well written, like it! ! !
Tianlong Ce (Part 1) - Book Review
Not bad, the two sides of the espionage team are evenly matched, and the plots are interlocking, which is quite interesting. It's just a historical fact that the Ming Dynasty was finally wiped out, and I couldn't bear to watch Yuan Chonghuan's unjust case, so I only watched the first part. However, I guess that Wu's ending was mostly due to his heavy love, but women are often cruel. I also lamented that in this book, I can't say who is the righteous party - because the corruption of the Ming Dynasty was already obvious. Although there were elites who were still trying to turn the tide, they only slowed down the time of its replacement. It was not out of greed for money, but to conduct espionage for justice and love, which seemed noble.
Just ten chapters and it's over? ?
Political marriage really harms women
Very pretty.
Very pretty.
Very pretty.
