Great Ming: I Am the True Ruler of the Empire
大明：朕才是帝国之主
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- 599k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- Great Ming: I Transmigrate as the Carpenter Emperor and Invent Things大明：穿越木匠皇帝搞发明Alternate title on Fanqie
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The author probably doesn't know that two-thirds of the world's silver flowed into China at the end of the Ming Dynasty! At that time, the common people were rich, but the imperial court was poor!
The author clearly did thorough research on historical materials; the character descriptions, official titles, and everyday titles are all quite good. Each official title initially includes a rank description, although these are easy to forget later on. However, if you don't mind the extra work, please add the rank description to any official titles in later chapters!
The writing is excellent, clearly done with care. The characters are well-developed, effectively portraying the power of the Donglin Party and the extent to which imperial power was corrupted in the late Ming Dynasty. Very good. It seems the Embroidered Uniform Guard is under control for now. The Eastern Depot has spies, but they seem unaffected; it's unclear when they will be eliminated. When will the army be under control? Without the army, everything else is meaningless.
It's alright, but without an army, they're too arrogant. Aren't they afraid of dying?
It looks pretty good so far. I feel that as a Ming Dynasty emperor, one should first purge the harem, otherwise it would be too dangerous. Bizarre things about Ming Dynasty emperors: The emperor was strangled by a palace maid. The emperor was easily soluble in water, and then died a few days later (never near water). The emperor was chased and burned by fire Emperors are prone to poisoning
The character portrayals are good, showing that the Donglin Party was truly beginning to rise during this period. If it could be suppressed in time, the Ming Dynasty could still be saved, but that would require military power; otherwise, it would all be nonsense. Let's see what happens next. I've been following this book closely, and the author has clearly put a lot of effort into it.
You're being too hasty, as if you want to finish all these things in a day or two.
Very good. The author has done thorough research on history, making it difficult to argue with the content. 🤔😏
The author did a lot of research, and the writing is quite good and shows great care. The character descriptions are also very good. 🥰🥰🥰
Basically good; the emperor acted like an emperor, making the best use of resources. It's all filler; one story about Tianjin has almost two hundred chapters, and it's still not finished. I'm not reading anymore.