
Great Ming: From the Start, I Told Zhu Di I Had Transmigrated
大明:开局告诉朱棣我是穿越者
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 197k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Conquest Stories Set in the Ming, Song, Tang, or Qin Dynasties
Historical novels about someone transmigrating to ancient times and starting a rebellion.
May the Sun and Moon River Flow Forever, and the Ming Dynasty Endure! Any Novels Where the Ming Dynasty Is Unbeatable?
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Rebels and Becomes Emperor
Ancient Setting, Imperial Exams, Not from a Poor Family, No System, Transmigration
The protagonist should have sound values, pass the imperial examinations, and devote himself to serving the people. He should be decisive while still considering the greater good. One female lead only. He should take revenge without harming the innocent. When discussing poetry, he shouldn’t come across as pretentious. Success should be hard-won: others shouldn’t be crushed by a cheat just because they’ve studied for ten years. The story should explore big ideas.
Zhu Yuanzhang Transmigrates as Chongzhen, and Zhu Di Becomes Chongzhen's Son
Ming Dynasty Splendor, Please Make It the Yongle Era
I'm only looking for stories set during the Yongle era, please.
Novels Set in the Ming Dynasty, No Chongzhen Emperor
I want historically rigorous stories, and the protagonist shouldn't be too overpowered. Nothing set in the late Ming under the Chongzhen Emperor.
Stories Set During the Yongle Era of the Ming Dynasty, With a Transmigrated Protagonist
The protagonist's father was Zhu Di (not his biological father), but the protagonist didn't know and even discussed rebelling with him. Later, he met Zhu Di's granddaughter, a princess who knew martial arts. I forgot her name, and I can't find the book. It was on Tomato, and I really want to read it again.
Ming Dynasty Stories Set During the Hongwu Era, No System, Preferably with Zhu Biao Still Alive
A Ming Dynasty Novel Where the Protagonist Is Zhu Di and Marries Xu Miaoyun from the Start
Something like these, which seems pretty good and fits the criteria: Ming Dynasty, me, Zhu Di, and marrying the Yan Princess from the start.
Novels About Zhu Yuanzhang’s Sons or Grandsons in the Early Ming Dynasty
Novels about one of Zhu Yuanzhang's sons or grandsons in the early Ming dynasty.
I’ve Passed 5,000 Hours. Come on, Share Some Books You’d Never Want to Delete.
Any Novels Where the Female Lead Transmigrates With a Max-Level Game Account?
Any transmigration destination is fine, and the protagonist doesn't have to be max level. I just want them to bring their game account with them.
Are There Any Books About Writing The Three-Body Problem in the World of The Three-Body Problem?
I mean the kind of story where, after a huge hit novel comes out, the Three-Body aliens suddenly arrive and everyone knows how to fight them. Ideally, the protagonist gets invited to speak at the United Nations General Assembly and suddenly awakens a golden finger. After the novel becomes a hit, they can get an item from the book, with one reward per book.
Any Stories About Someone Transmigrating into the Prince of Han During the Yongle Era?
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"Grandpa, do you know when this book will be updated?" The child turned off the projection on his finger ring and said to the old man by the window. "Update? That was a story from my childhood. The old man seemed to be reminded of the past memories, and there was a flash of tears in his eyes. He told a story about a novel that the old man's grandfather loved to read before he was alive. The old man said: "I will never forget the way your grandfather clutched the mobile phone tightly before he died. I have been in prison for 9 years. I was released today after serving my sentence. After reading such a short novel, I lit a cigarette, took a deep puff, and picked up the phone. Call the warden: Leave me a portion of breakfast tomorrow. It's the same, slightly spicy, with less green onions and an egg. Keep that room for me. I'm used to it. Pick me up later tomorrow. I'm going to do something big tonight!!
It is a relaxing historical time travel novel. The creativity is quite novel, and the characterization is not bad. However, if you have to insist on going against the grain, it is recommended to read the historical text. The novel is meant to be entertaining. Besides, it is not a very rigorous historical novel. If it is outrageous, it is correct. If it is not outrageous, it is not worth reading. As a final reminder, I suggest that the author has the same name as him and writes 60,000 words a day.
It's not bad. I've finished reading it. It's satisfying in itself. I don't care about the facts. It's still quite enjoyable. Also, the author is too short and weak. When I opened it, it was just that little. Who can read it? [Sneaky laugh]
Very original, but too short.
Distinctive, ok
The self-revelation at the beginning and some death-seeking operations are a bit poisonous. After all, it is a feudal dynasty. No matter how much Zhu Di likes virtuous ministers, he will not tolerate the protagonist's behavior like this. But fortunately, this is the poisonous point for now. It will be fine in the future. Come on, author.
I have collected it. It is a good book. Historical themes are not easy. I can't read ten books about Zhu Di alone. There are more books about Li Shimin, Zhu Yuanzhang, and Zhu Houzhao. How to excel in historical themes, in addition to writing style, innovation is also very important.
The male protagonist is of a salty nature, he just wants to lie down, eat, drink and have fun, but he is very talented and overall good, but it is not finished. . .
Not bad, I like it very much. Come on, author (≧∇≦)/
The book is indeed good and worth recommending in terms of imagination. Moreover, the two periods of Zhu Di and Zhengde and his son in the Ming Dynasty are considered the most suitable for time travellers. The faults do not hide the merits. Although there are a few mistakes and omissions, it is better than most tomatoes. The over a thousand reminders are proof of this.