Late Ming: Reviving the Han Dynasty Three Times
明末：三兴大汉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 288k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- From the Han Dynasty to the Late Ming汉起明末Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
143Chapters
1.1kReads · 30 days
112kReads · all time
103Shelf adds, last 14 days
7.6Score
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I've read it all; it's well-written. The only downside is the slow update speed. I feel the areas we've already covered need another round of purging. The landlords and powerful clans have incredible resilience. The army also needs a purge. Even just one or two disloyal individuals would be a major problem.
This is a good novel about the struggle for power in the late Ming Dynasty, but the development of firearms is a bit slow. Many things were already mature in the late Ming Dynasty, but lacked the right approach. The most difficult period to develop was the early stage. Once a stable territory was established for iron smelting and gun manufacturing, further development followed.
Everything else is fine, but the protagonist poisons Chongzhen's son and daughter. Basically, it's fine if the protagonist doesn't care. Let alone changing dynasties, even if it's just a struggle for the crown prince, they would fight to the death. But if the protagonist insists on saving Chongzhen's children, then I'll deduct one star!
Not bad, not bad. I looked at the table of contents of the author's previous book and saw something about a platform for communication between dynasties in the epilogue. This book could also be written in that style. I'd like to see how those ancient people reacted to the re-establishment of the Han Dynasty after the Ming Dynasty. 😏
Beijing is the best location for a capital city. Grain: the entire three northeastern provinces. Animal husbandry: Inner Mongolia, Outer Mongolia. Fish industry: Tianjin, Dalian, Weihai. Security: Nanjing allows the navy to enter the city. Beijing is protected by the Korean Peninsula, the Shandong Peninsula, and Tianjin. Beijing is facing a water shortage, so it has acquired Lake Baikal, the world's largest freshwater lake.
The situation at the end of the Ming Dynasty was suitable for a complete overhaul.
Aside from the casualties at Tongguan, which is a minor red flag, I feel there's nothing seriously wrong with it. There are a few minor flaws, but overall it's a good book so far.
Pretty good system-based battle novel! [Staring][Staring][Staring] Worth reading.
It's well-written and I find it very interesting.
Didn't we get a set of machine tools from the Industrial Revolution era before? Why does it feel like they're not really there?