The Flourishing Ming Dynasty
盛世大明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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This is the first time I've seen a novel that writes about an emperor like Jiajing. Keep up the good work, author!
The beginning was too historical, but it gets more and more interesting later on. I hope the author keeps it up and continues writing according to the current ideas.
Overall, it still has some shortcomings, such as authorial bias and inaccuracies in historical facts in some places. However, it suits my personal taste, and since it's a novel, I can't be too picky. So, I'll give it five stars.
I read the entire book and followed it for over half a year. It's the only book on my bookshelf. Regardless of what others say, I found it truly captivating. From the initial fear of becoming emperor to his eventual triumph as a ruler, the author's character portrayals are exquisite. The ruthlessness of the imperial family, the coldness of the emperor, and his cunning are all vividly depicted.
Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!
We can only speculate by looking at each Ming Dynasty novel. Looking back at the history of the Ming Dynasty, it's truly a great pity.
Based on the current understanding, the author has fully utilized the unique characteristics of each character in shaping their image. There has been no excessive overestimation or belittling based on their appearance, allowing for a dual-layered interpretation.
Overall, this historical novel is decent. It lacks a system or superpowers, and the plot is well-based and expands upon historical events. As for the excessive use of classical Chinese, giving it a somewhat chronicle-like feel, I think that's subjective; I personally prefer a more classical Chinese style. Overall, this book can be considered a slightly above-average historical novel.
Good. Add more humorous elements. That will really pique people's interest.
The descriptions of the civil officials and merchants are too rosy. Do Tibet and Mongolia even have that kind of strength? How could an army of 700,000 besiege a city for five months? What did they eat?