
After Getting a System in the Late Ming Dynasty, My First Thought Was to Rebel
明末有系统后第一件事想着造反
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Late Ming: Age of Empires III, The Battle for Supremacy明末帝国时代三之争霸Alternate title on Fanqie
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Save the Ming Dynasty, Leave No Regrets.
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The very first chapters were a bit disorganized, but they improved as they went on. Also, I suggest labeling the areas occupied by the main character in the illustrations; that would make them easier to understand.
It's well-written, systematic, and very satisfying.
I really like Age of Empires cheats
I wonder when I'll finish writing this?
A refreshing read! The protagonist isn't stupid or silly. Come and read it! 🍉
It's good, the plot is well-developed, and it's not a typical light novel. To be honest, giving it a low score of 6 is too low; it's probably been maliciously given bad reviews. And those who say it's dragging on, this book isn't a straightforward war novel; it feels like a fast-paced, action-packed story with a compelling plot, much better than those mindless army-building war novels!
The Milky Way is still burning hot, but there are no more ideals on earth.
It's not bad. Of course, those who insist on historical accuracy should probably head to the history section. The only issue is that I don't think it was necessary to have the Ming Dynasty's people and buildings simply disappear during the world transfer. The summoned strategists and generals could have been allowed to play their roles more freely, and the two worlds could have gradually connected, with the Ming Dynasty world serving as a logistical support world for the Ming Dynasty.
I've read all 320 pages. It's a very enjoyable read, but if you're looking for serious analysis, you probably wouldn't be able to finish it. Of all the ancient fantasy novels with overpowered protagonists I've read on Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform), this is the only one I could actually finish.
The plot flows smoothly with few flaws, but once the scope expands, managing resources and troops becomes difficult.