Reborn as the Jing Tai Emperor
重生之景泰大帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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951Chapters
502Reads · 30 days
230.4kReads · all time
101Shelves
6.2Score
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It's well-written. In the Ming Dynasty, eunuchs referred to themselves as "slave" and addressed the emperor as "Your Majesty." The author changed these two titles, making the book more immersive for the reader. Authors should be aware that imperial edicts issued in the Ming Dynasty were divided into three types: *Zhaoyue*, *Guanzhi*, and *Chiyue*.
This book is alright. I've read quite a few time-travel novels. The protagonist isn't cunning or ruthless enough. A merciful leader can't command an army, and a righteous leader can't manage finances. When he's in a position, he acts decisively. The writing is good, and the historical figures and local chronicles are quite comprehensive.
Well written, I suggest the protagonist be a bit more cunning.
Keep up the good work, author. The book has only just begun.
Five-star historical novel
Objectively speaking, the author's writing style is very good; this is a slow-paced novel with a detailed narrative.
Okay, that matches my impression of the Ming Dynasty.
The first few chapters did have some flaws, but I didn't expect the later chapters to be so exciting.
Very good, excellent
Good good good good good