
The Ming Dynasty Scalpel
大明手术刀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 920k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 重整大明Alternate title on Fanqie
434Chapters
9Reads
8.6Score
2Listens
302kReads · all time
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The Ming, Song, and Tang Dynasties
Are there really no stories about the Liao, Jin, Yuan-Mongol, Dali, and Tubo? Is it because there aren't enough sources or historical records? Did we all have different textbooks in our nine years of compulsory education? Do I have to look up local gazetteers?
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At the end of the Ming Dynasty, he was like a terminally ill Eastern giant, his internal organs began to slowly become diseased and rotten. The title of the author's book is very appropriate. At this time, the Ming Dynasty really needed a scalpel to treat illnesses and save lives. The author's protagonist, Suzhou and Hangzhou, entered the Wanli era at the right time, or at the right time. If by the time of Chongzhen warlord separatism, the rot had already reached the bones, gods would not be able to save the Ming Dynasty, or even ten time-travelers would not be able to save the Ming Dynasty. Although it is fiction, as a time traveler, it has a good entry point and a strong sense of reality, so the readability is bound to be wonderful. I personally think this is a seriously underrated book, my rating is 9.9. I highly recommend this book because of my historical understanding of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The Qing Dynasty, which was nothing but a small barbarian tribe with about 60,000 people, actually ruled China for more than 290 years. It was poor and weak, closed to the outside world, backward and beaten. In these 290 years, China, a great country, lagged behind other great powers. This is a historical tragedy that cannot be changed. But from books, we can understand history, learn lessons, and long for beauty. I disagree with some experts and scholars who praise the Qing Dynasty. Think about it! The Qing Dynasty ruled for more than 290 years, but even the imperial palace belonged to the Ming Dynasty. Birds occupied the Eagle's Nest for more than 290 years. How could it be called the Qing Empire? Say what you feel, no need to be serious. Finally, I recommend everyone to read more and read good books.
Cool writing, full of emotions, smooth writing, full of pictures, and a strong sense of substitution!
I've read Chapter 41, and it's pretty good so far. I treat my enemies like the autumn wind sweeps away the fallen leaves🍂, and treats my comrades like the spring breeze and the warm sun. I hope the author will be online and not let us followers down,😁
The characters are more vivid, the language is smoother, there are fewer mistakes and omissions, and the description of the battle is more delicate. It would be better if the characters' inner descriptions were richer and the relationship between the various forces was objectively and profoundly understood.
This book is quite exciting, but the author writes a little slowly. It can be seen that the protagonist can unify the earth in the future. Do you have any other more exciting books? I would recommend it. Thank you everyone!
The author of this novel changes history as a soldier. There are not so many twists and turns. If you don't accept it, just do it. Although it seems simple and crude, it also illustrates a truth: in the face of absolute strength, political means are nothing more than vassalage. Overall, the logic is relatively strong and worth a read.
Compact and textured. The plot is not made up, nor is it childish and invincible. It relies on hard work in the later stage and is in line with the true meaning of life.
This book is indeed well written. Twenty years of Shuling ensures smooth language and a sense of rhythm!
A very good book, the plot feels very reasonable, all aspects are written compactly, and the story development is detailed but not boring. I think it's still very interesting, and I finally saw a normal and wonderful time-travel novel. It's very clear, and I can see that the author is very attentive and has sufficient knowledge. It's worth pursuing!
This historical text of the late Ming Dynasty is a masterpiece, with thrilling descriptions of war scenes. The author has a strong historical background. There are no excessive cheating settings. The plot is exciting and a conscientious work!