The Gate Between Two Worlds: I Become a Prince in the Late Ming Dynasty
两界门，我在明末当王爷
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- Completed
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- 504k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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At first glance, it seems alright; the writing flows quite smoothly. Damn, the first few chapters were alright, but the rest disgusted me. What a load of crap! [Staring][staring] The protagonist rewards his subordinates like a benevolent benefactor (or an idiot), with absolutely no skill. The war scenes are a pile of garbage.
Very good, very good. There's no female lead, and certainly no bunch of women causing trouble. The flow is quite smooth from beginning to end. The only drawback is that while modern weapons are used in combat, their lethality isn't fully demonstrated; I guess their design wasn't thoroughly researched. Writing this wasn't easy, author, thank you for your hard work! 2025.1.17
The protagonist's growth in this book is logical; initially, he only wants to make money, but as his strength increases, his mindset gradually changes, and everything is traceable. The story as a whole is basically logical, with no major plot holes. The downsides are that the supporting characters are not vividly portrayed and are basically just plot devices, and the protagonist has no romantic storyline, making it feel less realistic.
This is a lighthearted, enjoyable read. The only downside is that while the Ming Dynasty was fighting wars to make money, what's the point of your counter-terrorism efforts in Pakistan?
Is this a soul-transmigration or a body-transmigration? Could it be that the protagonist was a prince in the late Ming Dynasty, and his soul entered his body, only to revert back to his human form upon returning to modern times? A flintlock musket production base could easily be established in the Ming Dynasty. Seamless steel pipes could be purchased directly from modern manufacturers.
You updated [what][what] 😏 Speaking of which, shouldn't we bring back all those ancient Chinese herbs, seafood, dried goods, minerals, and timber? Even large or small batches of high-quality items would be worth hundreds of millions! 😏😏
This book is profound in thought, sincere in emotion, and beautifully written with delicate prose. The emotions flow naturally, immersing the reader in the story. Using extensive realism, it focuses on ordinary people, portraying them vividly. Through the small details of their lives, it reveals the harsh realities of life and expresses the proletariat's yearning for revolution and their spirit of resistance, making it highly relevant to contemporary society.
First, there's a major problem with the protagonist's identity: is it a physical body swap or a soul swap? Second, the protagonist's identity as the Prince of Tang has little connection to his main identity and his conquest of the world—that solves the problem.
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This is one of the best time-travel stories in Tomato's book series. The writing is smooth and concise, the plot is tight, the logic is sound, and it has many exciting moments. The only downsides are that the size of the doors that can be opened and the efficiency of transporting supplies are not clearly defined, but these can be considered minor flaws.