The Han Realm at the End of the Ming
明末汉江山
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Synopsis
Other names
- Late Ming: Let's See Who Dares Make Me Shave My Head明末：我看看谁敢让我剃头Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
510Chapters
653Reads · 30 days
210.9kReads · all time
100Shelves
7.5Score
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The writing is alright, but there are too few chapters. I came in and saw there were only fifty chapters, and I almost gave up on the spot. If you write so little, don't even publish it; nobody will wait for daily updates, and it will negatively impact the book's traffic.
Being down-to-earth is good, but there's something I don't understand. First, the two dead cities at the start are fine, but buying livestock is problematic. Even if you don't tell the villagers, they'll know his family is rich! So at that time, he should have stepped forward and led people there! To build up reputation!
It's quite interesting and engaging, but it seems the author didn't do any background research, which is a minor issue. However, the writing is still very good, much better than most works like those on Tomato.
When I read this passage in Chapter 74… I felt that the author really put their heart into writing, unlike some people who can't even distinguish between sweet potato and potato planting techniques. "Planting sweet potatoes involves cutting off the small sprouts and leaves that grow on the sweet potato, inserting them into the soil, covering them with soil, and watering them.
It's pretty good, but it would be even better if the details were described more clearly.
It's quite interesting. He transmigrated with nothing and no special abilities, but he managed to improve his family's life through his courage and meticulousness. The more you watch, the more interesting it becomes. I have to give it a thumbs up! 👍👍👍
The beginning was quite good, but after becoming an official, it's like playing house. Being an emperor was like playing a game; there was a "live for today" mentality, and no understanding of checks and balances.
The witty narration always makes people laugh, I give it five stars.
Yes, the plot is realistic and quite enjoyable.
It's alright, watching it without thinking is great.