I, the Ming Prince, Drag the Emperor into Rebellion!
我，大明皇子，拉上皇帝一起造反！
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Looking for High-Quality Ming Dynasty Novels: Mighty Ming
How Can There Be No Good Novels Set During the Ming Dynasty's Three Hundred Years?
Please recommend novels set in the early, middle, or late Ming dynasty, or during the Southern Ming or Zheng regime. Any kind of story is fine.
Any Books About History? Imaginative Premises Are Fine Too
The Hero Is an Easygoing Prince or Imperial Son, Hiding His Profound Cultivation from the World
Looking for novels with a laid-back prince or royal heir as the male lead. He has profound cultivation but keeps it hidden from the world, has forces of his own, and one day suddenly reveals his power.
The Protagonist Raises an Army in Rebellion to Save Himself
In a fantasy dynasty, the protagonist originally just wants to lie flat, but is forced to raise an army in self-defense.
Novels About the Ming Dynasty
Book recommendations for novels about the Ming dynasty, the last dynasty ruled by the Han Chinese.
The Protagonist Is So Shameless Even the System Curses Him Out
A Novel About Transmigrating to the Late Yuan Dynasty and Fighting Alongside Zhu Yuanzhang
Stories Where the Male Lead Has an Extremely Powerful Background but Doesn’t Know It
A novel where the protagonist is invincible from the very first chapter, that kind of novel.
A System That Summons Soldiers in the Ming Dynasty, Preferably Red Alert
Conquering the world, the one about conquering the world
A Protagonist Who Transmigrates to the Yongle Era of the Ming Dynasty
The protagonist's father was Zhu Di (not his biological father), but the protagonist didn't know and even discussed rebelling with him. Later, he met Zhu Di's granddaughter, a princess who knew martial arts. I forgot her name, and I can't find the book. It was on Tomato, and I really want to read it again.
High-Quality Stories Set in Historical Dynasties
Either a native of that era or someone who transmigrates is fine. Changing the course of history is okay too, though preferably not. Happy ending!
The Emperor Discovers His Hundreds of Thousands of Secret Troops, So He Overthrows the Dynasty
Looking for a Wealthy Daddy Who Reunites With His Children After Many Years
Ming Dynasty Stories With Zhu Yuanzhang's Uncle or Grandfather as the Protagonist
They could be brothers too, with Zhu Biao and Zhu Di as their nephews.
Behind-the-Scenes Protagonist Who Uses All Living Beings as Pawns
Ming Dynasty: The Brilliance of the Great Ming
Novels about Zhu Di's son
Novels About Zhu Yuanzhang’s Sons or Grandsons in the Early Ming Dynasty
Novels about one of Zhu Yuanzhang's sons or grandsons in the early Ming dynasty.
Transmigrating Into an Imperial Prince and Becoming Invincible
No restrictions.
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.
A Court Full of Loyal Ministers, but the Emperor Has to Play a Foolish Ruler
A Random Idea: Any Books About Zhu Youjian and Li Zicheng Joining Forces to Fight the Manchus?
Looking for Tang Dynasty and Ming Dynasty Novels with a System, Where the Protagonist Doesn’t Suck Up to the Imperial Family
A Tech Novel Where the Protagonist Secretly Works on Their Projects in the Mountains
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Hello, I'm from the countryside, and everyone in the village says I'm clever. I really like you, everyone in the village knows it, just like when a cow walks through a field, even the old sweet potato in the field knows I like you. Seriously! If you see this, give me a reply, and if anyone bullies you, I'll fight them to the death! Honey, I like you so much, will you marry me?
It's pretty good, quite funny, and so far there haven't been any messy romantic subplots or harem elements, which is great.
I'm baffled. How could such a good book have such a low rating?
Don't be discouraged by some low scores. Keep reading, it's hilarious! 😂😂😂
The content is excellent; it's a rare novel that I read over 300 chapters in one go. The only downside is that there are very few comments in each section. I hope the protagonist continues to expand his territory!
A rather humorous novel set in the late Ming Dynasty, it prevented the great catastrophe that would have struck China at the end of the Ming Dynasty in a different way! The writing gets increasingly chaotic as it goes on, rendering the rich cultural heritage of the Chinese nation utterly worthless; it's all just so-called Western ways of thinking! It's like children playing house!
Five-star review, just asking for a thumbs up from the author!
Well, it's alright for casual reading, but I wouldn't recommend it to readers with a bit more discerning taste. Furthermore, strictly speaking, I'd only give it two points. The extra two points are for sentimentality; after all, it's about supporting the Ming Dynasty, so I had to give it some support.
This book is good! Time travel is inherently absurd, and some novels are written in a deliberately serious manner, making them difficult to read. However, although this book has many errors, it's still quite entertaining and easy to read.
It's still quite interesting, although I don't know who started it with the Qin family. Firstly, I enjoyed reading it, and secondly, don't worry about the real-world settings; as long as the novel's setting doesn't make too much of a difference, it's fine. Finally, let me say this: in the past, this would have been considered a historical fantasy novel, so don't spout nonsense like giving military power to princes is unacceptable. Just enjoy it.