
The Dragon King of the Ming Zheng Dynasty
明郑龙王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 653k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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138Chapters
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The portrayal of the national hero Zheng Chenggong will surely become the most exciting cadenza in the book. I am by no means simply retelling history books, but am committed to giving our Chinese heroes a higher status and more infectious highlight moments on a literary level. Every major battle in Zheng Chenggong's life is described in the book, with painstaking efforts to demonstrate his peerless military talent and loyalty. Even if the situation is critical and the victory is on the verge of failure, it will still be an ultimate display of strategy and courage, enough to scare the Tartars, move the world and the earth, and win the awe of his opponents and the eternal memory of history. As for his eternal feat of expelling the Tartars and regaining the country, the entire narrative rhythm will serve one core goal: to smoothly and profoundly demonstrate the lifelong ambition and historical limitations of this Chinese hero, so that future generations will never forget it. All in all, I am by no means satisfied with telling a superficial story about my fortune, but I vow to use my blood and tears to outline a more magnificent historical picture. It begins with Zheng Zhilong leaving a legacy for the Han family in the turbulent waves, but it will never end with his era. His spirit and career will be continued in the hands of Zheng Chenggong like a rebirth, opening a new path full of dignity and hope in literature for that heart-wrenching history. For all readers who cherish the Chinese nation, look forward to seeing national heroes written about in thick ink, and eager to witness how the great cause of resisting the Qing Dynasty went from a rough road to a spark of fire, this is a work that needs to be savored with calmness, and more importantly, with passion. If you feel that the initial layout is calm, please look forward to the majestic unfolding after the end of Chongzhen. Everything that is dormant is the final burst of thunder! Everyone likes to report good news but not bad news. No one likes to read tragic history told with a crow's mouth. So there will be no more episodes of Overseas Guzhong, so just let this dream continue. Three yuan for two months, one hundred reading, still not as easy to understand as the one next door, a secret investment, a waste of emotions.