Late Ming: Chongzhen, Don't Ascend the Throne Yet. Let Me Play Dead First
明末：崇祯你先别登基容我诈个尸
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- Completed
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- 2.2M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
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It's well written, just don't let it end badly, and try to update it as soon as possible.
It has a unique writing method and style, the story is very compact, and the text is very smooth and smooth. It shows all the skills that a time traveler should have without leaving any trace. It is worth reading.
I would like to give the author a suggestion: create a long-term civilian character, and see the changes in the Ming Dynasty from the perspective of civilians after each time the time traveler makes reforms, and give more ink to grow, so that the changes in the macro and micro aspects of the name change will be more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
The old book "The Super Arms Dealer of the Tang Dynasty" has 3 million words and can be killed by huge fat. I hope everyone will like this book. If there are any omissions or mistakes, you are welcome to correct me.
It's good to read. It's more interesting than reading a history book. You can learn more about the heroes of that era. It's great!
The plot is compact and has climaxes one after another. It makes people want to read it in one sitting without putting it down! The author has great literary talent and speaks volumes! Especially the description of the human heart of the characters is even more penetrating! Thanks 🙏to the author for letting me read a rare and good book!
I came from Douyin. There are relatively few written by Zhu Youxiao. They are quite beautiful and the writing is good.
The writing is very thoughtful, and the narrative of things is very rhythmic. I hope the author will continue to update more.
This book can be regarded as the best work among the time-travel literature writing about the end of Ming Dynasty! Not really the pinnacle. The content is compact, the plot is tortuous, the contradictions are prominent, and the ideas are reasonable. In particular, it is written that foreigners stole our Yongle Ceremony and then caused the explosion of Western science and technology. I personally agree with this point. Because I think so too. Technology doesn't just thrive for no reason. It can only be said that our technology encountered the soil suitable for technological development in the West, and then it got out of hand.
It is a book that reads very smoothly. The historical images of some characters in it have been rewritten in a reasonable way, and it really looks like that. Occasionally, I have the illusion that history is really like this.