Late Ming: The Iron-Blooded Revival of the Soldier King Prince
明末：兵王太子的铁血中兴
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- The Great Ming Restoration: Rebuilding Three Hundred Years of National Destiny大明中兴之再造国运三百年Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's not bad. Although there are many extra names added, the plot is still reasonable. Unlike other novels where the protagonist's team has to be invincible and fight several major battles without suffering any casualties, this story is set within the human realm, not by celestial beings.
The overall storyline is well-structured. However, it's only just begun, so it's uncertain whether it will falter later. A modern elite special forces soldier who transmigrates shouldn't lack modern military knowledge and skills. Therefore, bolt-action rifles shouldn't be difficult for him. Even if he doesn't know about TNT, he should at least know about black powder mixed with sugar, right?
It's beautiful, I like it, but Zilang is too young. His father and the court officials don't...
Expel the Tartars and restore China
The author's portrayal is very meticulous. Although I disagree with some of his viewpoints, the history of the late Ming Dynasty itself can be interpreted in multiple ways. Unless you were a participant, your interpretation will differ.
It's well-written. Some policies weren't implemented too hastily, and compared to other historical texts, it's quite serious. Moreover, it did not fall into the common problem of other historical works—emptiness, with the whole book focusing on the political situation and battlefields, and touching on details of folk life.
Watching this unfold, my emotions surged. The characters were vividly portrayed, their patriotism and unwavering spirit deeply moving. I truly wish history could repeat itself, and that they would all be alive today. That the Ming Dynasty would not have fallen!
A work that is intelligent, logical, and rare. It would be even better if Tang Ruowang were removed. A rare masterpiece, please update soon!
Currently, it seems relatively reasonable. Western technology truly surpassed China's during the Qing Dynasty. The Industrial Revolution, which began during the Qianlong era, marked the start of China's true decline. The Ming Dynasty was simply unable to innovate technologically because it lacked funds. However, the skills of Chinese craftsmen are by no means inferior.
A truly excellent work! I've always read works from the late Ming Dynasty, and this one is really well-written. Keep it up!