Great Ming: The Strongest Emperor in History
大明：史上最强皇帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 986k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Great Novels Set in the Ming Dynasty, Including the Late Ming
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Ming Dynasty Stories with a System
Looking for something over a million words.
Novels About Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, Preferably as the Emperor, With a Smart Protagonist
Looking for books like Reborn as the Ming Emperor, but the Ming Dynasty Is Already Gone. I want to see just how many good Ming Dynasty novels there are.
A System That Summons Soldiers in the Ming Dynasty, Preferably Red Alert
Conquering the world, the one about conquering the world
Novels About Someone Who Transmigrates to an Ancient Dynasty and Becomes the Emperor or a Prince
Urgent, urgent, urgent!
Ming Dynasty: The Brilliance of the Great Ming
Novels about Zhu Di's son
A Novel About Transmigrating to the Late Ming Dynasty and Becoming Emperor: Zhu Youjian
I forgot to mention what happens in the story at the start. The emperor sends Ming soldiers to attack the Netherlands over a dispute. They then establish a Dutch territory under Ming rule, throwing Europe into chaos and sparking a war. The Ming Dynasty also advances into the modern era, but the crown prince dies young, just like Zhu Biao.
Looking for a Story About Someone Who Transmigrates to Ancient Times, Leads Troops in Battle, and Earns the Emperor’s Trust
The protagonist doesn't rebel.
Transmigrate With Five Million Troops, the Emperor Father Demands I Give Up Command, Then Transmigrate Into an Emperor
Looking for books like Beiliang Commands Five Hundred Thousand Troops, and Father Emperor Demands I Hand Over Command. Chapter 2: The Demonic True Dragon. The sky was thick with dark clouds, and cold winds howled. In the court, after Emperor Xia left, the princes, princes of the blood, the left and right chancellors, the Three Dukes and Nine Ministers, and other high officials...
Transmigrating to the End of the Sui Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty
Disguised as a man, she entered the palace and was made a princess by Li Yuan.
The Protagonist Wakes Up as the Emperor and Finds That the Officials Are All Too Scared to Mess with Him
The protagonist wakes up as an emperor and glances over the civil and military officials, then instantly breaks down: every one of them is a legendary figure from history, like Gao Qiu, Cao Cao, and Zhu Yuanzhang. If he can survive, he could become an emperor for the ages.
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The Fall of the Ming: Emperor Tianqi
Late Ming: The Empress Zhang with Long Legs and Black Stockings Appears from the Start
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The Wildest Crown Prince of Late Ming, the Last Great Warrior of the Ming Dynasty
Chongzhen: From the Start, Armed with Just a Rope
Saving the Ming Dynasty with a System
Great Ming: Conquering Eurasia
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The Invincible Tyrant of Ming: From the Start, I Had the Entire Court Arrested
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Dreaming Back to the Sui Dynasty: I Become Emperor Yang of Sui
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This book is also good, just as good as that other late Ming Dynasty fanfiction. The protagonist is either a time traveler or a Ming Dynasty emperor, and the late Ming Dynasty brings about huge changes, deviating from the original historical timeline due to the butterfly effect. It's a pity that this book, despite being so good, seems to have lost its readership, with fewer comments and fewer readers. Do people find the story uninteresting?
I've recently read several similar books, all about time travel and the Ming Dynasty. This book, however, is particularly excellent; it not only provides a general understanding of history but also avoids being dry and boring. How fortunate!
The author's writing style, historical perspective, and thought process are all quite delicate, and the descriptions of the characters' personalities and the background of the events are also very accurate. It is a masterpiece!
Haha, no matter how serious the crime Yuan Chonghuan committed, he was framed by Huang Taiji through a counter-espionage plot, and the emperor even killed him. He was simply used as a fool and a tool by Huang Taiji. No one is perfect. Anyone who is truly dedicated to protecting the country and fighting against invaders is a national hero.
Although it's a time-travel story, it's written in a way that closely reflects history, offering an alternative interpretation of the past.
The author describes the familiar background of the late Ming Dynasty, which is easy to get into. I started reading it late last night and it's been quite good.
It's alright, but I'm looking to read books about the Southern Ming Dynasty recently, preferably those from the Longwu era.
Beautiful and rich in content
A good time-travel novel
This time-travel novel is quite interesting, I like it. If the male protagonist were a bit more magnanimous, it would better suit the identity of the Ming Dynasty emperor. Thank you for the author's hard work!