
The Forty-Eighth Year of Wanli
万历四十八年
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
686Chapters
13Reads
6.0Score
3Listens
89kReads · all time
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Reader comments 25
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I really can't stand the chapter about a woman, mother and daughter. Has the author never seen a woman?
It's just average, and the main character is a stallion
It's okay, I'd like to give you some encouragement, but after a break in the middle, how can I get people pick it up and read By way, let me tell bang '
A piece of trash
This book is very humorous and worth reading!
Which protagonist can easily kill the generals on the battlefield in the early stage? It is true that Chen Cao has military strength, but the author just wrote Shuerhaqi as Mulhaqi, and also portrayed him as a simple-minded and reckless man who only knows how to do things. The author will delve deeper into the troubles of the Manchus unifying the Jurchens and the subsequent battles with the Ming Empire. If you want to write a story about beating up Jianlu, we would love to read it, but if you write it in such a refreshing way, my suggestion is that you can write a fictional story! Don't waste history!
I was completely speechless when I saw the explosion at Wang Gong Factory. The protagonist ordered the incense himself.
The work of a woman who has never seen a woman.
I read the first few chapters and wrote here and there. Damn it, they are not coherent at all and I have no desire to continue reading.
Has the author never seen a woman before or something?