
Tyrant Chongzhen: Give the Ming Dynasty Another 300 Years!
暴君崇祯:再续大明三百年!
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- Ongoing
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- 2.7M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 9d ago
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I have only read more than 60 chapters so far before I can review it. It is really well written! (To be honest, there are too few good ones written about the Ming Dynasty.) This is the best echelon of novels written about the Ming Dynasty! The contents of these chapters I have read are all based on historical facts and my own thinking. They were written after checking the information and analyzing with my brain. They are not watery at all and the logic is very rigorous! The layout and planning of Tianqi, the origin of Wei Zhongxian's nine thousand years, etc. Are very clearly explained. In short, it can be seen that the author has done a lot of homework. The score was so low that I almost missed it. I read other comments. Some people said that there were too many conspiracy theories, and some people said that they were argumentative articles and were seriously watered down. I was really convinced. I felt that those people didn't read it with their brains.
The writing is really good, the writing style is also great, especially the characterization of the characters is very good. Through the reaction to the events, the characters are fleshed out a little bit. In this alone, 99% of Tomatoes are not as good as the author. Later on, did you turn to fantasy? Since the emergence of the White Lotus Sect, the style of painting has changed drastically, and the various Taoist martial arts masters are just that. Seeing that female Jinyi (big beauty) guard kill more than 300 people by herself, I feel numb. Xiang Yu's resurrection was nothing more than that. What's even more outrageous is that Gao Qiqian has become a martial arts master. Faced with a figure like Xiang Yu who is still alive, he actually said Fangzheng to consume him. He can win 50-50! ! ! You wrote history well, why did you suddenly switch to fantasy and martial arts? With such awesome martial arts masters, how could Cao Wenzhao, Cao Bianjiao, Sun Chuanting, and Lu Xiangsheng be regarded as fierce men? Really, as much as you expect, you will be disappointed. No wonder it looked so good in the early stage. The average score is only 8.5. It's not as good as I wrote before. Giving you 3 points is superfluous.
This is a novel written by a competent author. To be honest, the author has very solid historical knowledge! The late Ming Dynasty was an era where talents emerged in large numbers, and it was also an era where scholars were spoiled. But there were also many, many good ministers and fierce generals, and the probability of talents appearing was no less than during the Three Kingdoms period. The author has written it vividly for most people, which is indeed very good and not easy!
This book is so well written and has so many detailed historical records. It's so exciting! The author himself is also very talented in writing, and his northern Shaanxi dialect is very authentic! It's like reading a book of Infernal Affairs. Come on! What you wrote is so wonderful!
OK, very good. The angle of entry is innovative. Even people who don't understand the events of the late Ming Dynasty can understand and immerse themselves in the characters' plots through the author's popular science. I also have my own systematic judgment on Zhu Youxiao's death in history. Even if it is a plot constructed in a novel, it is reasonable and well-founded.
It is a good book about fairy grass that is true and informative. The author's history can definitely stand the test, and he is by no means a echo of the old and young. If you like history, learning, zz, and thinking, you will definitely be disappointed. Of course, those who like Long Aotian can take a detour.
The author really has something on his mind, with detailed historical data and good writing style. It is one of the few good books in the late Ming Dynasty. I rarely post reviews, so I will make an exception and give it a five-star recommendation. Come on, author!
A very excellent time travel novel in the late Ming Dynasty, which can be classified as the highest grade. It is indeed a good novel that was delayed by ratings. There are many things that can be done when Chongzhen first ascended the throne. The author has written a novel that is different from other similar novels. The characters are full-bodied, the plot is exciting and eye-catching, and the historical knowledge is excellent. It is particularly excellent. Several historical figures that I met for the first time appear. The operation procedures should be similar, but the author has written more exciting operations. In addition to being fun, it is also a bit humorous. Many of the processing methods are unique, not only logical but also feasible. I recommend and urge for more updates!
It's very interesting to watch, and I also reviewed the history. To be honest, the Manchus and Qing Dynasties were the biggest sinners of China. They invented flintlock guns and artillery during the Ming Dynasty, but by the time the Manchus and Qing Dynasties came, they were weak [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]
A very wonderful novel, with strict logic and clever plot setting. The story line strictly follows history, but it uses different narrative methods to give readers a unique perspective.