
Daming: the Bird Is Gone and the Bow Is Hidden? Zhu Dijing, Why Are You Panicking?
大明:鸟尽弓藏?朱棣靖难你慌啥
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Recommended Books About the Ming Dynasty, Ming Dynasty and Late Ming Dynasty
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I Once Pointed Out Xuansha Tianxiang and Wanted to Exchange the Python Robe for the Dragon Robe
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).
Travel Through Time and Become the Elder Zhu Yuanzhang
The Sun, Moon, and Rivers Will Always Be There, and the Ming Dynasty Will Survive! Is There Anyone Who Is Invincible in Ming Dynasty?
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 Protagonist Brought up the Emperor Single-Handedly, Was Deeply Trusted by the Emperor, and Became an Extremely Popular Minister! ?
There Was the Ming Dynasty in Ancient Times, and They Were All Hard-Core. First There Was Hongwu, and Then There Was Yongle.
A monk is still a beggar, and King Yan is still an emperor.
After Years of Hard Work, They Were Punished and Killed. in the End, They Regretted It.
I want to read a book like "When I left the team, the eldest lady regretted it".
Please Beg the Ming Dynasty. the System Does Not Provide Soldiers, Only Equipment and the Like.
Just don't be too outrageous
Give Me Some of the Pinnacle Books of the Ming Dynasty
During the Ming Dynasty, There Was No System. During the Hongwu Period, It Was Best That Zhu Biao Was Still There.
My Ming Dynasty Is so Majestic That the Sun, Moon, Mountains and Rivers Are Always There. Here Comes the Book!
Looking for a Clear Text, Preferably One from When the Ming Dynasty Was First Founded, with the Protagonist Being a Prince.
Want to watch something like "Da Ming: Just after the Fengtian Jingnan, you let me take the throne?" Book.
There Are Not Many High-Quality Historical Texts Nowadays. If You Are Not Convinced, Come and Argue.
The protagonist is not the Virgin, and the novel is not brainless
Find a History Book Where the Protagonist Travels to the Ming Dynasty
I have read a book before where the protagonist traveled to the Ming Dynasty. I forgot the name. I just remember that he helped Zhu Yuanzhang at first, and later rescued Queen Ma and Zhu Biao. After Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao died, the subsequent emperors did not listen to him.




































































Let's just say that my cousin's child feels like a rebirth. My cousin is from Wuhan. She has been married for 7 years and has always wanted a child. Both of them have had physical examinations and both are fine. They have also tried traditional methods and still can't get pregnant. I found an old Taoist priest behind me. The Taoist priest looked at it and said, "I'm destined to have a son waiting for me." Then last fall, I finally got pregnant, and my family was happy and taking good care of her. Two days ago, I did a color ultrasound and found that the baby was abnormal, and the mouth and nose kept moving. I did all kinds of tests, but couldn't find the cause. Then I went to see an old Chinese medicine doctor. The old Chinese medicine doctor said that this child had something on his mind in his previous life, and his mouth actually kept talking. Later, I found a professional to watch the color Doppler ultrasound video and record the mouth movements, and then I realized that what the child said was "Update quickly. When will it be updated? Hurry up. Hurry up."
[Laughing and crying] The first time I watched this, I really couldn't bring myself to watch it, because I could clearly feel that there was something force majeure in my brain that had to be blinded before I could watch it normally.
There are a ton of historical inaccuracies, and the main character has almost no role, existing only in someone else's mouth. However, this is relatively new and can be regarded as an innovation. So I think I can still give it 9 points
Well written, keep up the good work
I think it's okay, but does the protagonist have a sense of existence? [Laughing and crying]
Anyway, I think it's okay.
Created a different Ming Dynasty, not bad
The plot is good, well organized, and the characters are vivid and lifelike.
Come on, come on, come on
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