Prosperous Ming: I Actually Transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty
兴明：我竟然穿越到了明朝
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
520Chapters
In booklists 3
A System That Summons Soldiers in the Ming Dynasty, Preferably Red Alert
Conquering the world, the one about conquering the world
280Books12.1MViews15dUpdated
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to the Late Qing or Republican Era, Builds Their Own Power, and Attacks Overseas
Nothing brainless or with a System.
133Books1MViews1moUpdated
Looking for Transmigration, Historical, or Imperial Exam Stories, Preferably Without the Protagonist Coming in First
The protagonist works their way through the imperial examinations and rises through the ranks step by step.
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Reader comments 50
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The writing is pretty good, but don't confuse the geography and official positions of the Ming Dynasty. For example, the commander of the Wei is a military attache of the third rank, and below there are 2 commanders (third rank), 2 commanders (fourth rank), and 2 governors.
The beginning of this book is well written, and it is more in line with the actual situation in the late Ming Dynasty. I hope the author will not write a stallion text or a system text, come on!
Overthrow the decadent Ming Dynasty and establish a new China
Not bad, not bad. You can take a look at it. You have to read Zhan Zhan's book to get more interest.
I read four chapters and it was well written. The main reason for Ming's death was. "The Ming Dynasty died because of Chongzhen's character."
Such a good book, why is there no rating?
Sure! This book is basically reliable! The historical background and character portrayals are relatively realistic and the protagonist's development is reasonable and acceptable! Unlike other novels that are either cheating or lying flat! Moreover, the humorous elements of the joke are generally relaxed and moderate! Shangjia! I hope you can keep it up and don't let me down!
It's well written and feels very real.
If they were all equipped with muskets, I would think of the 3,000 Eight-Nation Allied Forces and three pairs of 30,000 Manchu and Qing cavalry.
It is in line with my taste. It is passionate and affectionate, and everything that needs to be developed is developed. The key is not to be a stud, not to be obscene with modern military positions, and to handle the relationship with the other party very well. Unlike some protagonists who are so awesome and coaxing that the earth cannot hold it. Occasionally they lose one or two games, or are attacked several times, which leads to some losses. To sum up experience, the God of War and the Saint of War will not win all the time, and winning all the time is boring.