The Table-Flipping Player at the End of the Ming Dynasty
明末掀桌子玩家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 544k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
261Chapters
901Reads
7.7Score
214Listens
144.9kReads · all time
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Holy crap, crap, crap! ! ! ! This is the best historical time travel novel I have read in recent years! ! ! Yes, this is what it feels like! ! ! All other novels in this genre are bullshit! They have all traveled through time, and their thinking is hundreds of years ahead of theirs without lifting the table. This book is just right, there is no nonsense, the technology is much ahead, there is no protagonist pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger, and the progress is fast! ! ! Kill decisively, without whining! Very good! ! ! Thumbs up! And update soon! ! ! !
It has a core, has thoughts, understands history, is simple and simple, and has no other clutter. It is really good. Dare to write. History is always surprisingly similar. Many people start to become keyboard warriors after reading a few history books. Little do they know...
After listening to so many novels, there are only a few novels that do not include the myth of the West. Other novels always regard the West as their father. Every novel I write has a small-minded spirit and criticizes the West in various ways. In this one, the gangsters are clearly arranged!
A pretty good book! The plot was too fast in some places, a little watery in other places, but overall it was pretty good! Keep up the hard work and hope to see your masterpiece soon! I'll go read the book on the Imperial Guard that you recommended in a while!
The writing is okay, but the rating and number of readers shouldn't be so low!
Reflective and discussion-type historical articles are rare. The author summarizes the reflection and thinking practice on the mess of the late Ming Dynasty. Several chapters of the collision of ideological concepts are brilliantly written. It can be regarded as the direction to solve the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty, but too many coincidences are a bit too smooth.
The content is very substantial, and the number of words is not enough, which is rare.
The writing is smooth and there is very little nonsense. It is not like the general time-travel novels that use one or two chapters to popularize the knowledge of various characters. The protagonist behaves in a modern way and thinks modernly. In short, it is a good time-travel novel.
Very well written. It should be the best novel about the Ming Dynasty among the Tomato novels, and it has its own independent ideas. Unique.
In just over two hundred chapters, it describes the rise of the protagonist in the late Ming Dynasty to the establishment of the new world. It is really a rare and good book.