Restore the Ming, Expel the Qing: Starting in a Mountain Ravine
反清复明：从山沟开始
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- The Great Ming Is Fallen? No, I Fought My Way Back!大明亡了？不，朕又杀了回来Former title · until Oct 2026
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Although there are some flaws, it is really well written and the author also carefully researched the history. The most important thing is that I didn't start having sex with women like other people as soon as I got started without any achievements. I read a lot of novels from the late Ming Dynasty and I couldn't guarantee that I would be in the mood to sleep with women.
The writing is good, and I would give it five stars for anything about killing mites.
It's cool to a certain extent but not mindless. The protagonist doesn't understand ancient common sense, and neither do the generals under his command?
This book is good. It is written about the rise of the Ming Dynasty in the late years and the destruction of the Qing army. Moreover, the author still has some historical background, and many of the things he wrote describe the barbaric and shameless operations of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties. Come on, old man
Give me four stars for encouragement. The protagonist, the descendant of the last sect of the Ming dynasty, relies on summoning the famous ministers and fierce generals and soldiers of the Ming Dynasty to conquer the world and create violent troops. Starting from Gansu, we have taken the whole territory of Shaanxi and started the real war in the north and south. One point for trapping and killing Jiannu, and one point for the plot that there is currently no Little Head Father. After boasting, it's time to say no. When summoning historical celebrities, they all appear by their real names and are known to the world. This is a poisonous point for me. What was originally a good historical novel has turned into a fantasy novel. After the protagonist summons a large number of characters, how should the world face these people, how should history books be written, and the protagonist's Guangwu template turns into a magic stick character. I endured it again and again, but I couldn't bear it anymore, so I had to say goodbye. I hope the author writes well, and I look forward to seeing you in the next novel.
It's pretty good, a novel like Rotten Tomatoes is considered top-notch, although it has some flaws.
I saw Chapter 60. The subject matter is good and the system is quite interesting. There is no pushback on modern weapons. . Interesting
This book should have caused many people to break their defenses. The rating is not high, but it is well written. A normal Tomato score should be above 9.3. It's not that Shuangwen is brainless, it's that it has more than 300 chapters and still doesn't have a female protagonist.
Recently I discovered that mites are everywhere, so I went to learn about history. Because I am a liberal arts student, and I used to think history was weird and didn't like reading it. Now that I have read a little bit, the logic becomes clear. It turns out that it was colonized. "Everywhere the sun, moon, mountains and rivers shine upon is Han land." So this is what it means. Han people like to be modest, and being able to say this sentence already shows everything. The rating of this book is low. Maybe the author was a bit vicious before he wrote Summoning, but he patched it up later, so everyone just thinks it has the same name. Moreover, I have been reading novels related to Daming in the past few days, and this one is considered the best. The author of this book really did some research. I saw that some of the other high-rated TV series had TV series as their history, which was really disappointing. If there is something better, please recommend it to me. 👍
It's very interesting. It describes the shortcomings of the Ming Dynasty at that time, the betrayal of most civil servants, and the birth behavior of the Manchus.