Transmigrating to the End of the Yuan Dynasty to Become Emperor
穿越元末当皇帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 563k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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277Chapters
165Reads · 30 days
89.3kReads · all time
6.4Score
27Listens
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Thank you for your support. If you think my novel is alright, please give me a five-star review. Thank you!
There are very few fictional novels set in the Yuan Dynasty, and even fewer that can rival Zhu Yuanzhang's ambition to conquer the world. Support the author, keep up the good work and update more frequently. I'll review it after reading 100 chapters; it's good.
I'm giving you four stars, deducting one because! Now that you've formed a marriage alliance with the Kong family, let's see how you resolve the Confucian issues later.
There are indeed few novels set in the Yuan Dynasty. I'm tired of the Ming Dynasty ones, so I'll try something different with the Yuan Dynasty. Keep up the good work, author!
It's really good! I'm looking forward to the protagonist's struggle with Zhu Yuanzhang for control of the Central Plains.
I've read ten chapters of comments, I'll let it rest a bit longer. Overall, it's very good. It's clearly a beginner; many of the words aren't as refined as those of a master. Keep up the good work!
I don't know why it got such a low rating. Although the author eventually gave up, the process was still quite enjoyable.
The first book I read about the Yuan Dynasty was acceptable, but it had significant problems in handling certain issues, such as the relationship between the Confucian school and the White Lotus sect; those aspects could have been handled better.
I'll give you four stars, since you finished so quickly.
The part where the protagonist actually rebels is quite good, although the pacing is a bit fast, and it feels like reading a historical biography later on. Also, there's too much personal description of the protagonist's emotions, and his journey is too smooth; this isn't a system novel, so after the White Lotus Rebellion, I basically skipped around to see what happened to Zhu Yuanzhang.