Late Ming: Reborn to Revolt Before Li Zicheng
明末：重生之我比李自成先造反
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 216k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Looking for Novels About Rebellion at the End of the Ming Dynasty
I read this before, but I’ve forgotten the title. It was set in the late Ming dynasty, during the Chongzhen Emperor’s reign. The protagonist gradually built up his power and gained a sizable following. Rebel kings began appearing one after another, and Chongzhen had no money, so he offered the protagonist official positions in exchange for cash.
Late Ming Novels Where Firearms Help Defeat the Enemy
Looking for Stories About Realistic Peasant Uprisings
The male protagonist isn't an arrogant, overpowered hero. He has sound values and good character, isn't invincible, and wins some battles and loses others. He never becomes corrupt or loses his way. An unyielding will, the courage to fight for the people even at the cost of being shattered, and a faith that comes from the heart: can people like that still exist in this world?
Revolutionary Novels
Looking for books similar to Transmigrating to Start a Rebellion, and I Mean Business.
Stories About Going Back to the Ming Dynasty, Refusing to Grovel Before Chongzhen, and Building Your Own Power
Top-Rated Novels Set in the Ming Dynasty
No System-based stories.
Reader comments 2
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What a childish article! It looked okay from the front, but when the protagonist has recruited more than 20 hungry people, he is fighting against a landowner with more than 1,000 acres. This is actually impossible. Do you think the landowner's family only has a wife, a concubine, a son, a daughter, and five single-digit servants? After being beaten by you, you treated yourself as a bandit and recruited more than 2,000 bandit soldiers, then slowly gathered food and troops, and in the meantime defeated the officers and soldiers of a thousand households? Take advantage of the situation and capture the county seat, and then recruit 3,000 troops and horses. The materials produced by your command are very rich, and you are ready to occupy a government.
Overall it's okay, but the beginning of Landlord Battle is too fake! The protagonist has no strength or preparation, so he just goes there with such a few people. Isn't he looking for death?