
Reborn as Zhu Youxiao of the Ming Dynasty! Who Said the Ming Dynasty Was Going to Perish?
重生为大明朱由校!谁说大明要亡国了?
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- Completed
- Length
- 999k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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6.1kReads
8.4Score
443Shelves
460Chapters
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703.2kReads · all time
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It's really good. I've read a lot about the late Ming Dynasty, especially about Chongzhen. It's not too much about Zhu Youxiao and I don't want to read it. But this book is really good. It describes the most intense party struggle in the late Ming Dynasty. The most serious cause of the collapse of the Ming Dynasty in the late Ming Dynasty was the party struggle. If this is not resolved, the Ming Dynasty will not be saved. Others write that party struggle is very simple, just kill people and confiscate homes. In fact, it is not that simple at all. Officials who are rotten to the core and exist at all levels are not so easy to deal with. The author uses a lot of conspiracies and intrigues to deal with the civil and military forces of the Manchu Dynasty, and spends a lot of space to show the art of checks and balances. It is very good. It was very enjoyable and very real and reasonable. I saw the methods to deal with the various enemies of the Ming Dynasty from another angle, and it also made me know a lot of Liaodong generals that I didn't know before. When I mentioned Liaodong before, it was Mangui, Zhao led the teachings, Cao Wenzhao, Cao Bianjiao, He Kegang, You Shiwei and so on. Now don't let me know more. Yes, keep up the good work.
There are many books about traveling through Zhu Youxiao, and this book is definitely the first! The plot is reasonable and very consistent with the history of the time. The writing is smooth and makes people want to put it down!
I have found a Ming Dynasty novel that suits my heart. I hope the author will continue to work hard [send my heart], but don't write about the industrial revolution, the emergence of coal in trains and so on.
It's rare to see such clear thinking. It's been a long time since I've seen such a good book on Rebirth of the Ming Dynasty.
The plot is quite enjoyable. The strategy and planning should be logical, right? I really don't understand politics. Imagination can certainly not replace reality, but the waves in the book are heavy enough. The waves are pushing, rolling, and crushing.
The emperor described in this book is okay, reasonable, and better than most others I have read.
Advantages: It has a certain historical background and a certain degree of rationality. It is a salvation essay in the late Ming Dynasty. The writing style is acceptable. It is a rare non-Xiaobai essay. Disadvantages: Some concepts and phrases are emphasized repeatedly in dozens or hundreds of chapters, which is too complicated. The character portrayal is a bit weak, the character descriptions are single, the scenes are poorly drawn, and the plot arrangement is a bit too tight (it's always more than a month) All in all, it's worth reading, especially in Xiaobai Shuangwen's Rampant Tomato.
This book is one of the best among novels written in the late Ming Dynasty. It describes the political intrigues and party struggles very well, but the author is still somewhat lacking in terms of history. I hope the author can check more information and organically connect historical materials and documents with the novel, which would be even better.
After reading the second chapter, I will give you a good review for the time being. The writing style of Qi Shui seems to be somewhat basic. It is crisp, plain and natural, which can make people want to read on. I am afraid that most Tomato authors can't handle it. This style of writing really pokes me, and I'm a bit looking forward to it.
It's well written and the author is thoughtful. The author of Ming Dynasty history who surpasses 95% of Tomatoes
It is so well written and wonderful. This is the most wonderful book about the Ming Dynasty that I have ever read.
After reading so many Ming Dynasty history books, I feel that this one has the best logic and plot.
The author writes well, which shows that the author has certain historical knowledge. I hope the author can make changes based on historical facts. Come on💪
Overall it's okay, it's rare to find a good book. However, some details still need to be solidified and must withstand scrutiny. Like the timeline, sometimes it's a bit confusing. One time it's a few months, and another time it's a month. . . .
This is a truly powerful book.
Overall, it's good, but the description of Donglin Party members is too facial. Although they are selfish, they still have some Confucian ethics. People are complicated.
This book is very rigorous, breaking through the brainlessness of systematic writing, and also breaking through some explosive soldiers in the late Ming Dynasty. The politics of governing a country in great detail is like cooking fresh food. There are no rules like history, but it is also as refreshing as an article. Short and sweet
An excellent historical novel that is rare to find on Tomato after The Great Tomorrow [Please update]
It is consistent with the people and events in history, with clear logic and smooth writing.
The reform is in place, the understanding is very clear, the explanation is very thorough, and the work is very smooth. The data is a bit low. If I am reading, it is not 100,000+, but at least 50,000 or 60,000, right? Holy shit, it sucks? ! ! ! !
The author has good knowledge, and the situation and response methods he reflects are practical and in-depth. It is worth recommending.
A bookworm of more than ten years likes the author, cheers!
You can still watch it! In addition to imagining palace battles and officialdom intrigues in a simple and beautiful way, they are all quite reasonable! Under the governance of selfish and greedy civilian officials, the Ming Dynasty was riddled with holes! Unlike Zhu Taizu, who killed everyone, they had no national affairs at all! Ming Dynasty, as long as there is a group that wants to revitalize the country, there will be no disaster! It can only be said that all those in power are selfish and hopelessly ill! Only the lower class people are suffering the most!
The writing is very good and basically does not fall into the category of cool writing.
So far, it's great. The characters' vocabulary is in line with my personal preferences and realistic. The plot is even more remarkable. The author has definitely put in a lot of effort.
IQ Online's cool articles are worth reading! Currently reading Chapter 165!
The writing is very detailed and the quality is very high.
The logic is clear and the content is tight and coherent. A good book. It's brilliant, but the scenes of expelling the hooker are a bit sparse. . .
This book is very well written. The environment of the Ming Dynasty in the Tianqi Dynasty was better than that in the Chongzhen Dynasty. It is not that it cannot be changed.
The plot is very good, and it keeps developing its own direct lineage