Yongchang at the End of the Ming Dynasty
明末永昌
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- Completed
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- 709k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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The subject matter is good, the content and history have changed, but it is reasonable.
A classic work worth reading and understanding.
Let the author write a novel about Hong Xiuquan who has just taken over Tianjing.
This is the first time I read Li Zicheng's book. As long as it's not the Manchu Qing Dynasty, anyone can read it.
The writing was okay. The protagonist used an official's wife to set up a secretariat, directly replacing the eunuch. Author, feminist pioneer.
I only hope that the author can persist in making more updates. If so, I will fully support the author [please update]
Wonderful, as long as the Jiannu invasion is not allowed, he is a good protagonist
The writing is good, but the description of the battle scenes is not strong enough. There are two things I like most about historical novels - intrigues and grandeur. Power struggles are easy to write about. There are a lot of books about online court battles. On the contrary, it is difficult to describe the grand war. The tension and oppression of that kind of war are hard to imagine. It is really difficult to write well, but it is also very precious. I hope the author will work hard and write better and better.
It's great. It's the best Chuang Wang novel I've ever seen.
It's rare to see someone writing about Li Zicheng who fought and won the battle of a stone head-on. It's very rare. With encouragement, I hope to persevere and finish writing.