At the End of the Ming Dynasty, the Abandoned Son Changed the Clouds and Rain
明末，弃子翻云覆雨
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 400k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Historical Texts (No Restriction on Dynasty, No System, Only with Brain)
I want to read a book similar to "Fanghua of the Great Wei Dynasty". Be smart about historical articles, otherwise your mind will be eroded if you read too many mindless articles.
History! You Must Be Smart! !
Are there any modern people who travel back to ancient times and use their own career development~ For example, doctors travel back to ancient times and develop medicine based on the environment, or modern military kings travel back to ancient times and use modern people's ideas to build troops, casually come up with penicillin, and draw Ak4 at the beginning.
Looking for Rigorous Historical Texts
It seems hard to find, give it a try
I'm an Old Bookworm, I Want to Read Someone with IQ, Logic, and Mature Writing Skills🙏
I can't stand brainless articles with no logic anymore. Let's give my children something thoughtful. I can accept any subject matter as long as it has logic🙏
A Novel About System Thermal Weapons in the Late Ming Dynasty
Explosive troops
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I want to watch content similar to "Daming Hongguang". All historical imagination or history related things through the Ming Dynasty are welcome.
It is a good book worth appreciating. The protagonist is smart and has a sharp vision. The reason why the bourgeoisie failed in the late Ming Dynasty is explained in one sentence: the wealthy merchants of the Ming Dynasty exploited the country, while the wealthy merchants of the West plundered the outside world. [Like][Like][Like]
The perspective is unique, but the description of each person's scheming is too artificial. People are rational, but impulse and emotion are still an extremely important part, and there is not so much calculation.
Starting from the different perspective of the late Ming Dynasty from the ancestral family generals, the author's logic is also very interesting and profound. I really like it.
It is very well written. This is the most thorough analysis of the entanglement of officialdom interests among all the late Ming Dynasty texts I have read, and it does not simply and crudely put all the blame on Chongzhen. The protagonist is ruthless, always ahead of his opponents, and is calm in everything he does. His writing is concise and without a trace of moisture. I recommend it [top post]
I have to say, this is a historical book. I have been reading historical novels for 20 years, and this book is definitely in the top three. Highly recommended!
I read the book "The Rebel General" and paid attention to it. It's still good, the writing style is sharp, and the swords and swords on the shop floor are like this. I like it.
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It's okay to watch.
Still a familiar smell
Although... It's a pity... But it still deserves five stars.
I have read two books, they are very good, this one is not bad either, I will read it first