Late Ming: I Extend the Ming Dynasty’s Life by Seven Hundred Years
明末：我为大明延寿七百年
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 20h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
Tags
Synopsis
More by this author
In booklists 40
Explore more →
The Ming Dynasty Series Has No Bad Books. I Dare You to Disagree!
Looking for books like The Ming Dynasty's First Duke. What does the Ming Dynasty mean to us? The last Han Chinese dynasty? Factional strife and popular resentment? Or the emperor guarding the nation's borders and dying for his country? The Ming Dynasty was the last backbone of Chinese civilization. If you had the chance, would you be willing to go to the Ming
Historical Fiction That Feels Realistic
No System, and nothing about The Legend of Qin. Just straight historical fiction.
Any Novels About Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty?
I've run out of novels to read.
Historically Accurate, Without Making Things Up
Historical fiction has more room for worldbuilding, with vivid characters and no distortion of history. I want a satisfying read that covers dynasties, major and minor events, wars, and loyal civil and military officials, all presented in a historical setting.
Great Novels Set in the Ming Dynasty, Including the Late Ming
Come take a look!
Looking for Great Works About the Ming Dynasty!
“From this day forward, all in the Great Ming, from emperors to commoners, must honor these principles: No marriage alliances! No reparations! No ceding territory! No tribute! The emperor guards the nation's gates; the sovereign dies with the realm!”
High-quality Ming Dynasty Stories with Smart Characters
Looking for books similar to *The Tyrant of Ming: I Extend the Dynasty's Fortune by Three Hundred Years*.
Good Novels About the Ming Dynasty
Novels about the Ming dynasty are so damn good.
Looking for Good Late Ming Dynasty Stories About Saving the Ming and China
,
Looking for Historical Fiction with Smart Characters
The protagonist and the emperor are brothers, and the protagonist wields immense power. Everyday comedy.
The Glorious Might of Great Ming, the Sun and Moon, the Mountains and Rivers Forever! Bring Me Some Books!
Late Ming Novels Where Firearms Help Defeat the Enemy
Looking for High-Quality Ming Dynasty Novels: Mighty Ming
Transmigrating to the Late Qing Dynasty as an Imperialist Power, Preferably Anti-Qing
Good Novels Set in the Ming Dynasty
I'm looking for books like Returning to the Ming Dynasty as the Emperor's Grandson. I hope there are more.
Great Late Ming Dynasty Stories, No System
Set between 1644 and 1662, about native Ming people resisting the Qing. No transmigrating into someone else's body or anything like that. Please don't dumb down the characters, with the Qing easily crushed and wiped out like in so many stories.
Late Ming Dynasty Historical Novels: No Smut or Harem, Just Quality Writing
Looking for books similar to Ming Shizu: Reviving the Ming Dynasty (Ming Shizu).
You Treat Me as a Worthy Gentleman, and I’ll Return the Favor: Any Stories About Loyalty to the Emperor, Brothers?
May the Sun and Moon, Mountains and Rivers Endure, and the Ming Dynasty Stand Forever: Seeking Ming Dynasty Novels
Late-Ming Transmigration, No System, No Golden Finger
Looking for stories about farming, doing business, advancing technology, and building an army in the late Ming dynasty.
Looking for Stories About a Modern Person Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty
Alternate history.
Are There Really No Readable Books Set During the Nearly Three-Hundred-Year Ming Dynasty?
Looking for books like Reborn as Zhu Yuntong: Building a Peak Ming Dynasty. This is pretty much the only one whose early chapters are still readable.
Recommend Me High-Quality Ming Dynasty Novels. Nothing Illogical, Please.
Looking for books similar to Reborn as Zhu Biao: Building a Peak Ming Dynasty! I've read quite a few novels about the Ming Dynasty, and I'm getting more and more into them. I'm in a reading slump, so please recommend some great ones.
Transmigration to the Late Ming Dynasty
Looking for books similar to *Reborn as Zhu Yuntong: Building a Peak Ming Dynasty*. Are there really no novels about transmigrating to the late Ming, without some massive reform that succeeds overnight? Must the protagonist develop technology and build a nuclear bomb by hand? The story seems to have no System, but the protagonist is a human computer, a scientist, and a politician...
Reader comments 11
Google Translate
This novel is a cool and hard-core time-travel strategy novel about "saving the nation in the late Ming Dynasty": Zhang Shuyuan, who traveled through the Ming Dynasty, was mistaken for an immortal by Chongzhen. After the misunderstanding was eliminated, he directly transformed into a "protecting summer demon" - fighting against the Donglin Party, rectifying the Zhejiang-Chuqi Party, guarding Liaodong, and conquering Li Zicheng. Every step he took stepped on the Achilles' heel of the late Ming Dynasty. There is no cheating, it relies on machinations and predictions of history to fight through the troubled times. Chongzhen's trust, Huang Taiji's hatred, and Li Zicheng's cowardice, the group portrait drama vividly writes the various forces in the late Ming Dynasty, and the sentence "Liaodong is the inherent land of China" makes the feelings of family and country full. It not only explains the regrets of the late Ming Dynasty, but also has the refreshing feeling of making a comeback in troubled times. It is very appetizing for lovers of historical machinations.
It's quite good if you calm down and read it. The history is rigorous. I hope the author will keep writing and don't care about other people's opinions. [Please update]
From the current point of view, the problem is not big. I just hope that it will not be like other late Ming Dynasty novels, where the protagonist becomes a god who knows everything about war and politics, and other famous ministers and generals become tool men. Instead, we should better explore and utilize talents.
It's a good historical article, and the group portraits are well described. Everyone has a Ming Dynasty in their hearts. The author follows his own ideas. Come on, Oli!
My friend, the beginning of your book reminds me of another book~
When a house is falling apart, it's better to rebuild it than to patch it up! Otherwise, after repairing it, it will only be shiny on the surface, with gold on the outside and decay on the inside. While eating modern food, I still want to make repairs to the previous feudal dynasty.
Very well written, very detailed
Not bad, good looking
This is an unsystematic historical article, and all viewers are invited to watch the bridge. … Let's watch how ordinary people in future generations - Zhang Shuyuan and Zhu Youjian - work together as monarchs and ministers to rebuild the Ming Dynasty.
The Later Jin Dynasty did not begin to have artillery until 1630, the 3rd year of Chongzhen.