My Father Is the Yongle Emperor
我爹是永乐大帝
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 875k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Looking for Meticulously Researched Historical Fiction
They seem pretty hard to find. Let's give it a try.
The Best-Ever Ming Dynasty Novel
Looking for books like My Grandfather Is Zhu Yuanzhang.
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.
How Can There Be No Good Novels Set During the Ming Dynasty's Three Hundred Years?
Please recommend novels set in the early, middle, or late Ming dynasty, or during the Southern Ming or Zheng regime. Any kind of story is fine.
Great Novels Set in the Ming Dynasty, Including the Late Ming
Come take a look!
Any Books About History? Imaginative Premises Are Fine Too
Recommend Me Some of the Best Ming Dynasty Novels
Any Stories That Don't Vilify Zhu Di?
Please don't recommend anything like those Ming Dynasty comedy tunes, or stories about Zhu Yutong running into the Yongle Emperor or Zhu Biao. Keep those at least 800 meters away from me. And don't recommend stories that turn Zhu Di into some kind of idiot, either. I really can't stand those. Please.
Stories About Zhu Di's Family
The Zhu Di family of the Ming dynasty
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Reader comments 13
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What a great book!! The author must have put a lot of effort into Jing Nan. It's hard to see without the brainwashing package of unofficial history❤️❤️ I hope the author can insist on finishing Jing Nan, looking forward to it💕💕
This article about Zhu Di is the best I have ever read on Tomato. There is no poisonous brainwashing. The last emperor of the Han people is lifelike and full of personal charm. No matter what happens next, it deserves five stars.
It must be given a five-star rating. I'm so annoyed. Most of the articles about Zhu Di are like Zhu Di growing on a brainwashing bag. This article is simply a treasure 👍
Finally I saw a Zhu Di who fit the history books. The Battle of Jingnan is described by the author so realistically that it gives the feeling of being killed out of a crowd of tens of millions of people. Great author, I will always support you ^O^
The writing is very good. The author has really made an effort to read the history books. There is no brainwashing and poisonous points, nor does he praise Renxuan just because the protagonist is dressed as Zhu Gaochi. Instead, he points out Zhu Zhanji's strategic mistakes that led to Tumu Fort. Come on [Admiration]
Although Jingnan has read it many times, I still love it. I only read a few before I finished it. The writing is still good so far. Come on, author... Although I haven't finished it yet, and the main author is even less, it's just a bit of a loss. It's not enough... Come on, I will read some tomorrow... You have to be careful when reading a novel, otherwise you will lose it by accident 🤦 🤦 🤦
It can be seen that the author is very careful in the restoration. As a fan of Zhu Di, I really like this book. It does not directly follow the altered history books and rumors. Instead, it has many own investigations and opinions, and truly restores the Battle of Jingnan. Good luck, author! But it would be nice if we could write more about Zhu Di after the Jingnan crisis
The restoration of the Battle of Jingnan was wonderful. I didn't expect that the author would write about conquering the four sides next, so I'm still looking forward to it! In particular, the protagonist saved many good generals during the crisis, saved many regrets, and allowed them to continue to participate in the historical stage and show their talents. I have always wanted to see how Zhu Di, who has abundant human resources, conquered the barbarians. Thank you to the author for realizing his dream! It is not easy for the author to write down the words. As a reader, I am grateful in my heart. Keep up the good work!
The writing is very good and the details show that the author has put in the effort to restore a more realistic history, instead of piling up all kinds of vulgar old rumors and bad jokes related to the Jingnan in the early Ming Dynasty. Come on, author!
Author: Is this your debut?