The Ruthless Bandit of the Great Ming: I Care About Money, Not People
大明悍匪：我认钱不认人
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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- The Man in Charge of Great Ming: I Am Zhu Xiongying大明话事人：在下朱雄英Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's quite fun. The book is full of Hong Kong movie references, and the protagonist's gangster-like way of doing things makes me really curious about how he'll deal with the civil service after he rises to power, and how he'll take his thuggish ways to the extreme if the empire expands to overseas countries.
Well written, especially the use of movie dialogue, which is very distinctive. Keep up the good work!
The character in the novel is very important. In this book, I think this character is really arrogant. He's like a petty thug, unserious, which is great—very, very, very real.
Great, great, another good book! That's more like it. People should be more direct. Why bother with all the scheming and intrigue? These kinds of books are making me feel so depressed. Your books, author, are much more pleasant to read, haha!
Finally, I've found a book that cleanly and efficiently executes the Lü family member; other similar books drag on for two or three hundred chapters before finally killing her off.
The book is good, but there aren't many chapters. It's quite good compared to other books of this type, unlike some that have hundreds of chapters and you still can't recognize the characters. Keep up the good work, author!
The writing is excellent, not at all padded. The protagonist, Zhu Xiong Ying, is a ruthless man, a truly ruthless one, without hesitation or mercy. How ruthless? On his very first day in the palace, this imperial grandson personally beheaded Zhu Yunwen's mother, Lady Lü. His signature move was smoking a cigar and using a shotgun—he had the look of a gangster.
Five stars! I really love this kind of plot—decisive and ruthless, fight if you disagree, it's all over! Even as a girl, I love this kind of novel. I hope the author keeps it up! Don't stop writing! I'll keep sending you updates every day. If you behave well, that's another story. I advise you to listen to me, write diligently, and don't stop writing chapters, or else! Hmph! Hmph! Hmph! (You'll lose me!) @SpringLightDoesNotLeak
Currently, we've reached the final chapter, 146. The overall story is quite good. The protagonist is decisive and resourceful, with a style leaning towards the underworld. He also possesses a system, making it a truly invincible story.
It's a pretty good story, the writing is good, but it has its flaws. However, the plot is a bit old-fashioned; I've read quite a few (more than a dozen novels of this type) before, and they all start with the male protagonist transmigrating into a wandering soul (with various identities, including princes). Readers looking for something to read might want to try listening to it. I've already listened to the latest chapter. These are just my personal opinions.