The Ming falls, the great encyclopedia is lost, and the West rises.
While traveling, Liang Siyuan unexpectedly transmigrates to the Hongwu era of the Ming dynasty. Through a twist of fate, he saves Ma Dajiao, the virtuous empress of her generation, and becomes Zhu Yuanzhang’s nephew by marriage, Zhu Biao’s cousin, and the Ming dynasty’s young imperial uncle, Ma Liang.
He has no System or cheat, only what he has learned, seen, and remembered.
Follow Ma Liang Siyuan’s perspective as he takes a dreamlike journey through the Hongwu era of the Ming dynasty.
I bring wonders to the Ming, and the Ming brings surprises to me.
Power struggles, schemes and intrigue, political infighting: think smaller.
Science and technology, cultural heritage, agriculture, industry, commerce and the arts, expanding our borders, and even the stars and the sea: those are our goals.
The prosperous Hongwu era, the Yongle Encyclopedia, Zheng He’s voyage around the world.
The struggle between imperial power and capital, and lessons drawn from the fall of the Song and Ming dynasties.
Newton said it was only because he stood on the shoulders of giants. I rush over and slap him silly. Newton, you damned homosexual with no descendants, how dare you!
The savage barbarians of the West: the Ming is not a stepping stone for you.
We Chinese are the strongest rulers on this Blue Star.
It's also good. It's the first time I've seen a first-person perspective article.
I've read a lot of Daming's books, but I can't stand them after reading a few chapters. This one makes me want to read more.
Beautiful, very historical
It's okay after using personal pronouns, and the description is more detailed. Come on!