Great Ming: Let the Wooden Birds Soar
大明：让木鸟高飞
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 大明：从师爷开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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The Emperor Guards the Realm, the Sovereign Dies for the State: The Best Ming Dynasty Splendor!
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Novels About Being Reborn in the Ming Dynasty and Becoming an Official Through the Imperial Exams
Reader comments 50
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It has potential, it's worth recommending, keep up the good work
Okay, it's pretty good-looking
It is well written. It describes the helplessness of the protagonist in the officialdom in the late Ming Dynasty, and also depicts the political corruption in the late Ming Dynasty. It further highlights the protagonist's admirable ability and unattractive appearance.
I wanted to give it four and a half stars, but I couldn't get half a star, so I'll give it five stars. The plot and the fun are pretty good. The only thing that makes me want to deduct half a star is that the female characters are not very good. Everything else is fine!
The author should have read a lot of information and was very attentive. Many mysteries of the Ming Dynasty also included some of his own reasonable conjectures. This is content that is rarely seen in other historical novels. I have a bit of advice: the protagonist should do as the Romans do, and keep things straight between men and women.
This book is elegant, without any flaws, and is as refreshing as the prose.
This book has been gathering dust on the bookshelf because I am a bit of a face-conscious person, but when I was short on books I read it and couldn't put it down. I tell my book friends honestly that this book is very deep, the writing is also very delicate, it has flesh and blood, and the logical levels are linked one by one. As long as this book keeps this state and continues to do so, it can become a god. This book contains a lot of gold content. There are many bold speculations on historical issues by the author, and he has put a lot of effort into it. This alone is enough to keep this book in your permanent collection and read it carefully.
The author has a different perspective on the Ming Dynasty time travel literature than others. He also talks about the ins and outs of the Wanli Dynasty. It is a rare good article. I love reading it. Keep up the good work, author! I want to see if Ming Dynasty will take the path of capitalism or something else after Hou Ping's chaos...
The writing is very detailed, better than most historical articles on Tomato
Good book. The author's research is very good. For example, in Chapter 236, the author's arguments against "Li Zicheng's claim that he looted 70 million taels of silver from the capital" are well-founded. Of course, there are other advantages. I just saw this and thought the author was good and rigorous, so I gave it a rating!