
Great Ming: I, Zhu Yijun, Govern the Realm
大明:臣,总理山河朱翊钧
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 162k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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69Chapters
4Reads · 30 days
76.4kReads · all time
1Shelf adds, last 14 days
6.9Score
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This book is excellent. It's truly rare to find a book like this on Tomato Bookstore. I hope the author continues to write. I hope the author can follow their own pace; I really enjoy it.
The author has some talent, but I personally dislike his butterfly effect analogy. There's no need to advance Wanli's reign by 14 years; he ascended the throne at ten, so a few years wouldn't make a difference. Actually, I still hope to see Wanli save the crumbling Ming Dynasty. Saving the Ming Dynasty during Wanli's reign would have been relatively easy, hence the four stars.
The author's writing is pretty good, keep it up!
Great, the plot is really exciting. It's a pity it's a new book. I hope the author updates frequently and I can read it quickly!
It's alright, it suits my taste.
So far it's alright. It seems to be written by an experienced writer; the layout is clear and logical, and the characters are vivid and engaging. Didn't you ask me why I didn't give you five stars? It's because I knew you wouldn't update again, making it easier for me to give you a bad review.
The pacing and progress are fast, skipping the setup for technological development found in other novels. The political intrigue is logically sound.
It's not bad, worth reading. Some historical details are a bit off, but it's a novel, so it's mostly accurate.
Good book, a hundred times better than those who write nonsense without understanding history.