
Plunderer at the End of the Ming
明末劫掠者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Late Ming: I Started a Rebellion to Avoid the Queue明末:为了不留辫子,我造反了Former title · until Oct 2026
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I feel immersed in the first two chapters. The protagonist has a good personality and is straightforward😄
Not bad, the plot is reasonable and not draggy! Long live the Ming Empire
Before traveling through time, it would be better to write about the protagonist in the past life. "What kind of chemistry, mechanics, etc. Have you studied? Write down something awesome." This way, no matter which dynasty you travel to, you will be awesome and easy to write.
How could Mao Pijiang end up like this? Didn't the author know more about his life? He was the one with true national integrity among the four young masters in the late Ming Dynasty. He resolutely refused to be coaxed by the Qing court and spent all his property to help the victims. He died of poverty and illness in his later years.
Don't be a holy mother, just start doing it, 😌The author gives you a lot of support
It's pretty good. A dynasty has grown from scratch to the top of the pyramid. It's worth learning.
Really recommend! The structure is compact and the storyline is reasonable and unexpected. To be honest, the demise of the Ming Dynasty is inevitable. It has been rotten to the root and can only be overthrown and started over. This is also the fundamental reason why Li Chuang was able to break into the capital and Boar Skin was able to dominate the Central Plains. Love this story. If you use this story as a framework, refine the details and enrich the content, it will be perfect!
To save the Ming Dynasty, even Chongzhen had no choice but to rebel...
It's okay, but the details are not described enough, and a lot of things are taken for granted 🤦 🤦
He took me through the history of the Ming Dynasty, and I couldn't help but admire the author's intentions. The historical background is so mellow~