The Rise of an Empire in the Late Ming Dynasty
明末之帝国崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 593k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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238Chapters
18Reads · 30 days
193.7kReads · all time
6.9Score
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This is my first time writing a novel, so I'd give myself a 5 out of 10. If you think it's good, please give it your support. Let's all be civilized people; if there are any problems, please point them out. Thank you!
It's well-written, much better than the emperor-themed stories. I especially love the kind where the protagonist starts from humble beginnings.
Author, keep up the good work! I don't read stories with unfinished main characters; I prefer harem novels. This one has no female protagonist at all. Author, I'm changing my rating back to five stars.
It's not bad, but the system-recruited soldiers cost way too much money. However, they are loyal, so consider it money spent on suicide soldiers.
The protagonist starts as a military novice but gradually grows into a very logical character. It's just that the system isn't very helpful, failing to produce any leadership qualities; hopefully, that will be addressed later.
Now there's a soft sweater, the aroma of roasted chestnuts, the gently drifting clouds, and warm cocoa in my palm. I continue to wholeheartedly embrace life. Winter, may it bring even better results?
A rare gem on Rotten Tomatoes! Despite its flaws, it's incomparably better than other books on the site.
This game is a delightful surprise for both fans of the genre. It's like playing Age of Empires without lifting a finger, while simultaneously reading historical novels through the system. The numerical system isn't perfectly rigorous, but it's generally reasonable. The main appeal is the gradual rise to power, very much in line with Age of Empires. The only slight disappointment is that the first light cavalry unit wasn't sent out to explore the map.
I prefer novels like this; they're more intellectually stimulating than typical wish-fulfillment stories, and the protagonist is just as useless as me, which makes it very relatable.
The content is exciting and engaging, the plot is thrilling, and I really like the protagonist. I feel a strong connection to the protagonist's modern personality; it's very relatable and realistic. I love it! I can't wait for the next installment—I hope it's even better!