
From the Start, I Reveal I'm a Transmigrator and Rebuild the Great Ming at Its Peak
开局自曝穿越者,再造巅峰大明
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Reborn in Great Ming: My Father-in-Law Is Zhu Yuanzhang!重生大明:岳丈朱元璋!Former title · until Oct 2026
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8.1kReads
7.5Score
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It's a very interesting book, and the pace is fast. It's as good as the Ming Dynasty Shit Stirrer.
It's well written, it's rare to see it, it's better to get rid of Lu again! Let's let our fourth son, Zhu Di, be Zhu Xiongying's general in the Northern Campaign! Then distribute the royal family to all parts of the world! Plant the Han flag all over the world!
It's okay, it's enjoyable to watch, but it's too much of a harem.
Not bad, not bad. The concept is exquisite and the language is sharp. Mainly, it promoted justice and appeased everyone's regrets about the Ming Dynasty. . .
Not bad, not bad, still pretty good-looking
It's very well written, without the arrogance of modern people who travel through time.
Fair! The plot is reasonable and natural, not abrupt, and there is no self-destructive manipulation, which makes people feel comfortable watching it.
Oh my God! Sparasi!
The Ming Dynasty was the last Han regime in China, with great achievements and endless regrets. In short, I, the great Han, will never forget it.
Hmm, interesting. This book is not bad