
Great Ming: Imperial Brother, I Really Don't Want to Be Emperor!
大明:皇兄,朕真的不想当皇帝!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 999k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
383Chapters
92Reads · 30 days
189.4kReads · all time
5.9Score
11Listens
In booklists 3
Stories Set in the Ming Dynasty Are Awesome. I’m Reading One Now, Recommended by a Bookworm Who’s Read 5,000 Novels
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The Idle Prince Who Does Not Want to Be Emperor but Is Forced to Work
No romance novels. Don't recommend "I've Slacked Off for Fifteen Years, and My Father the Emperor Can Read Minds", either. Too many people have already recommended it, and most only recommend that one book. At least include a few other suggestions! Absolutely no romance!!! (╯‵皿′)╯︵┻━
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It is indeed well written. From the beginning, it suppressed the Donglin Party to the death. After dealing with the Jurchen pirates, it rectified the land and began to collect commercial taxes. It also purged the feudal princes. The Donglin Party members who emerged were arrested one by one. They had both soldiers and money. They crushed the Jiangnan gentry and interest groups!
It's good, quite interesting, and the handling of the relationship with Zhu Yijun is commendable. There are very few good books about Zhu Yiliu. I've read another book about Zhu Yiliu where, after Wanli was dethroned, he was portrayed as extremely ruthless, and the protagonist showed no brotherly affection for Wanli, ultimately poisoning Zhu Yijun. It was a painful read. I still prefer this author's style.
It's alright, I'll give it a try as encouragement.
Personally, I'm quite satisfied. In today's world where system novels and mindless wish-fulfillment stories are rampant, it's rare to see a book with such depth and realism. Five stars, author, keep it up!
Why is the score so low? It's clearly pretty good.
I wrote too much about daily life, and I was thinking of giving it three stars, but I'll go with five stars! After all, writing isn't easy for an author! 🤭
It's been a long time since I've read a book with such detail. Although the plot is a bit immature, the overall structure is reasonable and doesn't exceed the limitations of the era. Very good!
If you're going to write about anxiety, you can't just write about anxiety. You have to write about a numb head, bewildered eyes, a restless heart, an inability to eat, and how even a dog is happier than me.
This book is good, I give it five stars.
It's still very good; the plot is excellent.