Yongchang at the End of the Ming Dynasty
明末永昌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 709k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The subject matter is good; the content deviates from history but remains plausible.
A classic work, worthy of reading and understanding.
Author, please write a novel where the protagonist transmigrates into the body of Hong Xiuquan, who has just taken control of Nanjing.
This is my first time reading Li Zicheng's book. As long as it's not the Manchus, anyone can be in it.
This book is alright. The protagonist uses an official's wife to set up a secretariat, directly replacing the eunuchs. The author is a feminist pioneer.
I just hope the author can keep updating. If they can, I will fully support them [Please update more frequently!].
Excellent. As long as the Jurchens don't invade, the protagonist is a good one.
It's well-written, but the battle scenes lack impact. What I love most about historical novels are two things: intrigue and epic grandeur. Power struggles are easy to write—there are tons of books about court intrigue online. Conversely, epic war descriptions are very difficult.
Excellent! The best novel about the King of Rebellion I've ever read.
It's rare to see an article about Li Zicheng, especially one about his decisive victory at the Battle of Shanhai Pass. This is truly commendable. I encourage him and hope he continues writing to the end.