
Ming Dynasty Imperial Tutor: Starting by Crushing the Jurchens
大明帝师:从剿灭女真开始
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 2mo ago
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The storyline is coherent and smooth, and very readable. Since it is a novel, be bold, don't talk about logic, let the whole world speak Chinese and immigrate to alien planets! Just feel good! [Praise]
I'll give you a five-star rating and hurry up to update it. There are so many historical texts about the Ming Dynasty. Some were emperors, some were state counselors, some were princes, some were emperor's eldest grandsons, and some were emperor's grandsons. However, there were very few who served as officials and admonishers. Here you have another person who was in power and the people, and he did not engage in those fancy things. The writing is really enjoyable.
A spring will lose its elasticity if it is oppressed by foreign objects for a long time, and our spirit will also lose its elasticity if it is often pressured by other people's thoughts - "Reading and Books" Schopenhauer
Overall, I feel pretty good. However, the tortuous process of persuading the emperor to serve the people in feudal society seems uncomfortable. Maybe I am a little naive and idealistic. This only represents my personal opinion. The author's writing is quite good.
Not bad, not bad, really good-looking
The writing is good, but the author's history class is probably similar to what you'd read in a TV series [eat melon] [sneer laugh]
It's good that we didn't travel directly to the emperor himself. It looks more comfortable this way.
Not bad, your perspective on the problem is similar to mine! I hope that the problem of training the emperor's successor can be solved in the end! The emperor cannot be a wise king from generation to generation! As long as there is a foolish king, the people of the whole country will suffer together.
Well written, it's a very good historical article
The rating shouldn't be so low, it's ranked in the middle on Tomato.