
Ming Dynasty: Can the Ming Dynasty Be Saved in the Fifteenth Year of Chongzhen?
大明:崇祯十五年这大明还能救不
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Explore more →I Beg for Historical, Fictional, High-IQ, High-Quality Novels
As long as they are not brainless or have a supporting character whose IQ plummets, it is fine.
I'm Tired of Seeing the Treacherous Ministers in the Dynasty, and I Need the Loyal Ministers in the Dynasty to Start the Game.
Don't fill the court with traitors, there are too many. Standing and watching the loyal ministers of the court.
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Let's take a look together~
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Brothers, hurry up, I'm already hungry, cold and thirsty
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I want to read a book similar to "I am a 18th-tier amateur, what happened to my 100 million skills?"
How Could There Be No Good Novels in the Three Hundred Years of Ming Dynasty?
Please recommend novels from the early, middle, late Ming Dynasty, or the Southern Ming Dynasty or Zheng Ming Dynasty (the content is not limited).
Looking for High-Quality Ming Dynasty Novels the Mighty Ming Dynasty
I Want the Protagonist to Be Extremely Powerful in the Court. All the People in the Court Are His
Are There Any Good Books in Ming Dynasty? Save Zhu Biao, Queen Ma, Zhu Xiongying's Book
I want to read a book like "Da Ming: Stop Pretending, Your Grandfather I am Zhu Yuanzhang". There is no good book about the Ming Dynasty except this one.
Zhu Yuanzhang Traveled Through Time and Became Chongzhen, and Zhu Di Became Chongzhen's Son.
Funny Novels, the Kind That Make You Laugh Until You Die! 😜
Want to watch something like "Crazy!" The book "One question makes millions of students cry".
Recommended Books About the Ming Dynasty
I have read several books about the Ming Dynasty. Overall, the writing style is excellent, the historical knowledge is profound, and the character sculptures are also very good. However, there are a few shortcomings that seem to be consistent, including too much explanation and deliberate plotting. Do you have any better recommendations?
The Whole Country Is in Rebellion, but Only the Protagonist Is Truly Loyal to the Emperor
Daming, Daming, Daming, 9.2 or Above! ! ! the Following No! Don't Be Blind!
I want to read a book similar to "The blind eldest grandson of the Ming Dynasty, Lao Zhu doted on me like crazy".
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I want to read books like "My Grandfather Was Zhu Yuanzhang".
A Novel About Defeating the Enemy by Developing Firearms in the Late Ming Dynasty
You Treat Me as a Nobleman of the Country, and I Will Treat You as a Nobleman of the Country. Brothers, Do You Have Any Articles on Loyalty to the King?
What Is the Most Popular Historical Text About Quan Tomato?
Read Shuhuang
The Pinnacle of Historical Novels of Various Dynasties.
Works with a score of 9 or above are preferred.
Imperial Examination Papers, but Don't Be from a Peasant Family
The last thing I want is a squire's son
The Best Historical Article on Tomato at Present, If You Don't Agree, Come and Argue
I want to read a book similar to "About the Southern Dynasty's Noble Young Master I Impersonated".
Novel About Transition from Military to Political Affairs
Novel about military personnel transitioning into politics
Looking for Good Books in the Late Ming Dynasty to Save the Ming Dynasty and Save China
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A very good historical novel. I have never seen the end of the Ming Dynasty written from this perspective. The author's writing is okay, but his writing style is a bit funny. I hope it will be well written. After all, there are not many good articles like this.
It's so good-looking that I laughed out loud while hiding under the covers. A relatively novel late-Ming theme, running wildly on the road between treacherous ministers and powerful ministers [face covering] It shouldn't be only 6.7 Points😂
I have read a lot of books in the late Ming Dynasty, but this one is the only one where I can see the treacherous ministers, the powerful and the mad, and not only the generals, but also the best generals in the world. Although many logical things have been developed and the artistic processing is relatively large, it is really enjoyable to read. The development of science and technology has also touched on it a little bit. If you really hope to rely on technology to change the end of a dynasty, it is unimaginable. The most effective way is always to unite most people and interest groups to fight other interest groups and a small number of people.
Save Ming Dynasty with economy Like This book has a more reliable conscience than those liar authors who use potatoes, sweet potatoes, corns and pumpkins to save the people and achieve Ming Dynasty. I despise those unscrupulous authors who are unsystematic and take the current yield of potatoes, sweet potatoes and corn as the yield of the Ming Dynasty.
I'm halfway through it now, and it's pretty good. There aren't any big logical problems, and the overall readability is okay. It's another book that starts and ends at the end, with a bit of a collapse in the middle and an obviously rushed and forced ending at the end. After traveling through time in 15 years, by the end of 2017, I actually defeated the slave Mongolians and the rogue bandits. This is completely nonsense. In fact, the beginning is fine, and many measures are fine. It would be more reasonable for the author to extend the time.
I don't know why such a good article has such a low rating. The author's writing style is really good, and the humor is deep. It made me laugh out loud and it was very enjoyable. The way to solve the problem is alternative and effective. Don't finish it.
Give it a high score, it's very humorous and has some historical connections! Hope the update comes soon!
A good book that was delayed by the title. I just wanted to take a look at it, but I didn't expect that it would become more exciting as it went on. Although it is written in a humorous way, it is also very logical and worth reading.
It's a standard cool novel, it's not embarrassing or bloody, it's fast-paced, the writing is good, the plot is good, there's not so much bitterness and hatred, there's not so much scheming, it's really well written.
The writing is really good. If people who have read so many books think it is good, then this book must be a good book.
It's a very interesting book. It's not like some modern people traveled back to the late Ming Dynasty and started killing people, improving technology, and then becoming hegemons themselves. The protagonist is like a god. The protagonist of this book is humane and I like it very much.
The sentiment is very good, and it gives Chongzhen a good ending, but I hope the author can use some caution. I suggest the author refer to the fifteen years of Chongzhen and the heavy plot and not be so humorous. Generally speaking, the author did not write it carefully, and there is a reason why it is not popular.
A super good book, highly entertaining, full of laughs, and explains what true loyalty means. Especially in terms of battlefield operations, it is very good and has highlights. It is not a popular way of saying that training good soldiers will lead to victory, but through logistic support, boosting morale, human sea tactics and other methods to fight head-on and use the general trend to crush it. I feel that this is the correct way to open it in the late Ming Dynasty [laughing evilly]
The writing is quite good, but don't be too serious when reading it. After all, the novel is too serious and it will not be comfortable to read. Generally speaking, it is good to read. The language of the whole text is fluent, the writing is relaxed and natural, and it can be regarded as a relatively successful work. Although the language of this article is not gorgeous, it is extremely accurate and vivid, with rich and real emotions. It seems that the writing style is also high-level, and the structure of the article is simple and reasonable. It is quite good. You can read it. The ending is a bit sloppy. I can at least write another 500,000 words. It ends too quickly.
I have read twenty or thirty novels about traveling through the Ming Dynasty, and this one is absolutely enjoyable and can be ranked in the top three. There are only brief introductions to historical figures and most of them are themes. It is much better than those that always introduce historical figures with numbers.
Although the development is a bit too smooth, it is fine as long as the logic is smooth. There is currently no book-eating operation, extra points. The description of the war is quite joyful. Although it is not passionate, it can be watched. Machiavellian tactics can only be said to accuse everyone from the moral high ground [take a closer look]. If you have no morals, others will not be able to do anything to you. The two capitals and thirteen provinces of the Ming Dynasty are carried on my shoulders, Mr. Li.
It's great to watch it till the end in one go! The starting point is very good, and the writing is humorous! [Like] It's hard to tell in the first few chapters, but it gets more and more exciting later on. The humorous writing style adds a little color to the end of the world. I hope the author can keep writing, I really like reading it.
Between laughter and curses, there are constant trends. It seems like child's play. Perhaps the description of human nature among individuals is too simple, but it grasps the general trend of human nature in groups and the true characteristics of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages. Perhaps this is the core of why although it is absurd, it is also beautiful and engaging!
This book is really good. It subverts the inherent template of historical subjects. It is funny and humorous. It combines history to make serious subjects lively [smirk][smirk][smirk]
The concept is novel, historically based and yet humorous (this is the biggest highlight of this book) The character's personality is out of the ordinary, very similar to what Bao Longtu depicts The rhythm of the story is well grasped. There are God's perspective, the protagonist's perspective, and the side characters' perspective. The perspective of analyzing certain issues is quite in-depth. Pretty good! Worth staying up late to watch!
Only the former power struggle is a bit amusing. You must know that the internal fighting among the powerful officials is life-threatening, but as a novel with a funny atmosphere, it is not too much. Overall, it is very interesting, and the ending is timely. There is no excessive word count. It is highly recommended.
It's not bad. It does meet the description in the author's introduction. If you don't like this kind of lighthearted and funny book, you don't have to read it. There is no need to criticize. Different books have different settings. Read the book according to your own preferences.
Although the writing style is not the best, it makes people laugh constantly; although it is not as powerful as Goldfinger, it is indeed very good as a refreshing article; although the plot feels full of loopholes in some places, it makes you feel that it is completely negligible; finally, I hope the author can continue to work hard and create greater glory!
I have read Chapter 29 so far. This is not a heavy and serious book, nor does it adhere to ancient logic and etiquette. Instead, the writing is rather humorous. Even so, the understanding and narration of some historical contents so far are remarkable, and they are not mindless articles. The most important thing is that the Huayi thoughts shown by the author in the first few chapters are similar to mine.
It was quite funny in the early stage, but it was quite satisfactory in the later stage, but not too long-winded. It was the first book on Tomato that I read from beginning to end in three chapters a day.
It's humorous, compact and not procrastinating, and the jokes are very immersive. It's a pity that the book was finished in a hurry, and the meaning is still unfinished! It's Mr. Li who is greedy for life and afraid of death, and is seeking fame and fame, but he has a flexible mind, is clever and funny, and is full of nonsense... Which makes people love and hate him at the same time [laughing]
Real and objective, the description of the protagonist is very real, without too much beautification, Hypocrisy is hypocrisy, don't pretend. Loving people is real. The description of war is very realistic. Unlike some war literature, there is no failure at all.
Well, it's a very good novel, but the pace is a bit slow at the beginning. Generally speaking, it's pretty good. Next, it depends on how the author breaks the situation. There are various warlords, rebels, and Tartars.
Very, very beautiful, said the old bookworm
It's so good to watch, it's rare to rate it only after watching it.