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How Could There Be No Good Novels in the Three Hundred Years of Ming Dynasty?
Please recommend novels from the early, middle, late Ming Dynasty, or the Southern Ming Dynasty or Zheng Ming Dynasty (the content is not limited).
Ming Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Tang Dynasty
There is no mention of Daliao, Jin, Yuan, Meng, Dali, and Tubo. Is it because there is insufficient information and a lack of historical data? Are the nine-year compulsory education textbooks different? Don't you want to look up local chronicles?
I Want to Study (Internal Volume), Please Recommend a Book
Recommended Books About the Ming Dynasty
I have read several books about the Ming Dynasty. Overall, the writing style is excellent, the historical knowledge is profound, and the character sculptures are also very good. However, there are a few shortcomings that seem to be consistent, including too much explanation and deliberate plotting. Do you have any better recommendations?
There Was the Ming Dynasty in Ancient Times, and They Were All Hard-Core. First There Was Hongwu, and Then There Was Yongle.
A monk is still a beggar, and King Yan is still an emperor.
Machiavellian, Dark, High Intelligence, Layout
Have a very high strategy and be able to predict your predictions and the layout behind the scenes.
The Sun, Moon, Mountains and Rivers Will Always Be There, the Mountains and Rivers of the Ming Dynasty Will Always Be There, Please Seek Novels About the Ming Dynasty
Historical Machiavellian Novels
Are there any good historical novels about the cunning and highly intelligent emperors versus their powerful ministers?






































Everyone has seen many TV series adapted from books, but the TV series corresponding to this book has not changed at all! Absolutely amazing, and all the actors in the TV series have excellent acting skills. Back in the book, Emperor Jiajing was really the wisest of several generations. Except for Zhu Yuanzhang, it was the most centralized era in the Ming Dynasty. Jiajing, who was extremely smart, actually fell into the cycle. Whether it was the Chief of Ceremonies, the Cabinet, or the six officials, they all tried to figure out the holy will. Behind the apparent peace was a lot of bloodshed, and the suffering of the people under the rule of the emperor and the gentry was beyond words.
There is real history, there is imagination, there is thrill, there is strategy. I saw the upright Haizhi County, I met Hu Butang, who was old enough to seek the country. In the corrupt Ming Dynasty, the empire maintained a small amount of dignity. No need to say much, history books will speak for themselves.
Well, after listening to this book for more than 35 hours, I have a better understanding of the history of the Ming Dynasty. Jiajing can be considered a scheming man. He wanted money but also wanted to be honest but did not want to work. He indulged his corrupt officials. He could be greedy but not too greedy. He could wield power but could not dominate the world with one hand. Only the common people suffered. In the Ming Dynasty, Lao Zhu made his descendants unable to work and enjoy the royal food forever. The original intention was for the enjoyment of future generations. Who knew that hundreds of years later, future generations would starve to death because they could not violate the ancestral rules. The TV series is also worth watching. The 43 chapters and 44 episodes of the original work perfectly reproduce the original work. Emperor Jiajing was a very sophisticated and extremely intelligent emperor. Although he had not been in court for more than 20 years, he still strategized and controlled the overall situation of the world. It was indeed not easy! Hai Rui must have been crying for Jiajing in the end! He received a Confucian education and lost his father when he was young. Hai Rui's mother taught him to regard the emperor as his father, so he treated the emperor as his father since he was a child and was loyal to his father. Singing and crying!
Reading this book is like traveling back in time, smelling the smoke of the anti-Japanese battlefield, seeing ordinary people carrying baskets of vegetables, and also seeming to have a glimpse of the strategizing mind of Emperor Jiajing! The characters appear vividly on the page, the picture is very strong, and the plots are interlocking with ups and downs, allowing you to further understand the history. It must be rated five points!
Emperor Jiajing's life was like a dream. He was always at a high place. It was a merit or a fault!
The characters in this book are all too smart and seem to be almost gods who have been trained in officialdom. Among them, Jiajing is almost like an immortal, but he also has a deep understanding and grasp of the characters. The dialogue written by the author is particularly outstanding. Every word is full of profound meaning and allows for careful consideration. Each character has a unique personality. The emotions and emotions that penetrate deep into the bones can be read frame by frame. No wonder the TV series has been popular for so long. Looking at the past and learning from the present, we can see the connection between politics and economy. Economy is the foundation and politics is the superstructure. Looking at the current world, is it not on the way to the change of dynasties?
It's really good. The TV series is beautifully restored and the history of the Ming Dynasty is very professional. Teacher Liu Heping is really amazing. Listening to it again, I feel that there are many different things. The sense of history is really strong and great. It's really good.
It took me 15 hours to read it and several days from morning to night. The author's writing style is really amazing and it was a hearty read. Five stars is not an exaggeration.
The history of the Ming Dynasty is a history of ups and downs. This book restores the selfish calculations, hypocrisy and subterfuge of various figures in history. There is also too much helplessness.
A thrilling work that leaves people with endless aftertaste after watching it! The emperor is also an ordinary person, and his ministers are also extraordinary people. You work cautiously, like walking on thin ice, and do your best, but you still need to be considerate of everyone.
This article is superbly written!
Classic or classic
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Learn about Chinese history from reading.
It's good to watch, especially the part about country and country
This book is so realistic, ancient history
It's so classic
The best and most profound novel about officialdom.
I have never been able to figure out whether this book came first or the TV series. Basically, the entire plot of the book is the same as that of the TV series. It should have evolved from the TV series. There is less detail and inner description. More inner dynamics can be read from the actors' body language, expression control and narration. Writing a book like this will inevitably cause doubts among many readers who have not watched the TV series and those who do not know much about this period of history. This is a deduction. Other places are truly historical dramas
Very beautiful, very beautiful
Wonderful [like] Classic [like] Good book [like] [like] [like]
Looks good, I really recommend it
Very exciting, a rare good book
Liu Heping is truly a god
Good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking
The writing is thick and thick, and each character is fully written; the storyteller's words are clear and full of emotion. Listening to this book is a pleasure. Thanks!
This book is well written, the content is detailed and realistic, and the characters are well described.
It's gripping and touching. The novel is very graphic. It's a great book and a great drama!
The text has more depth than the TV series, and the TV series has more drama than the text! For those who love words, this is a good book worth reading again and again!
It's good, the details are OK, but the overall feeling is not satisfying, and the scenes and plot are a bit thin.