Great Ming: I Revealed I Transmigrated from the Start, Shocking Old Zhu
大明：开局自曝穿越者，老朱震惊
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- Completed
- Length
- 453k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The writing is good. The protagonist transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty as an ordinary person. Without a system, he cannot live forever. Under the rule of the emperor, he is always walking on thin ice. He might as well accumulate strength, rebel, take charge, and rule the world. That way, his life will not have been in vain. Or perhaps they could seize an island and establish a kingdom on the distant American continent.
The book is quite exciting; it would be even better with more harem elements. Let's add those two guards to the harem!
The writing is excellent, and the author's portrayal of the protagonist is very accurate. Many readers are dissatisfied with the protagonist's ending, but given the protagonist's personality, such an ending was inevitable. The protagonist held back in front of Zhu Yuanzhang more than once, and Zhu Yuanzhang's decision to let the protagonist live so long was already quite merciful.
I think it's well-written. I read a protagonist biography a couple of days ago and thought it had a bad ending. But today I saw there's an update. It's very good. The article appropriately uses recently popular landscape descriptions to symbolize the characters, elevating the protagonist's inner journey and enhancing the theme. It also appropriately accelerates the technological development progress, achieving a balance between theory and practice.
Where else can you see this if it's not here? Anyway, I just want to see it.
Very nice, very beautiful
It's a very good read, full of compassion and a continuation of the teachings of past sages. The details are excellent. However, I just finished reading the ending and still don't understand it. The ending was too fast for me. It's a pity that the annals are a contemporary account, not a later one. The ending should have been that the protagonist lived and the emperor knew about it.
It's actually very good, but many people don't understand it if they don't watch carefully. That's probably why it gets a low score.
It's very well written; the author clearly put a lot of effort into it. I don't know if the author is male or female, since it's not a needle prick.
Didn't Empress Ma appear in the fifteenth year of the Hongwu reign? [Smirk]