
Blazing Flames Sweep the Plains: Whose Ming Dynasty Is Burning?
烈焰燎原,谁的大明在燃烧
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- 2.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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This is the third historical novel that I have read besides "Iron-Blooded Remaining Bright" and "False Name: Langya". It has a high degree of historical restoration and no common historical errors. It is 100 times better than those that write randomly and even misspell characters in the timeline. There are no big poisonous points and the writing style is very sophisticated. Only historical literature that respects the historical timeline and historical materials will become popular. This book will definitely become the third-ranked historical masterpiece after "Iron-Blooded Remaining Bright" and "False Name: Langya".
This is the best historical novel I have ever read except for Qin Li and Langya. It is a pity that Qin Li and Langya can both be made into dramas, but this book cannot be made into a drama. The politics, economy and military are written in detail! ! ! Full marks and knees, I hope the author will accept it.
My senior's books are always profound, high-level and refreshing, and nourishing my spirit. I laugh when I read them, laugh when I am sad, feel sad when I am angry, feel angry when I am excited, and strive for wisdom... This is what experience is like [I almost cry], and growth is like this too. Every time I read it, I get different gains [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
Another book that can be used as a god, I don't understand why the rating is so low? It's not a cool article, but it's very readable. Sometimes it's humorous and funny. It describes the cruel life of the lower class in the late Ming Dynasty very well. It has rich historical knowledge. I learned a lot about historical geography. It's a good book. It's a good book worth recommending!
This book is written like a history textbook. Very powerful author. He grasps the disputes, factions and relationships between the court and human nature very accurately. How can we stop at 8.2? This is a masterpiece worthy of 9.5.
A true historical text of the Ming Dynasty, it describes the battles between all the forces in the court, as well as the protagonist's various side-by-side stories. The characters are well-drawn, and it is not a cool novel. It needs to be read attentively. If you skip the chapters, you can abandon it as soon as possible. The court is not a matter of life and death, but a compromise between all parties [Like][Like][Like]
Very well written. It's just a bit tiring to read. [Laughs] The author has profound knowledge. Such an angle and such a complex connection are rare in Tomato articles. The Ming Dynasty's accumulation of hard work affects the whole body. As an ordinary person, there is no possibility of breaking through. I also think about the situation during the Republic of China. It's really impossible to rebuild without smashing everything [Like]
The writing is very good. Except for the fact that the main character is mentally ill [laughs] and is a bit out of the era (necessary for the plot), everything else is very good. It explains the question that I have always wondered why the Northeast could not be cultivated at that time. In addition, it is recommended not to find a bunch of women to marry each other. Although it existed objectively at the time (it was also a very small minority), as a time traveler, I personally can't stand such a decadent idea. Even if Yan Shifan got married, his family would still be destroyed. Politics and interests were not maintained by women.
Keep at it, there is no problem starting in 9.0, There is no problem with the grand narrative, let's draw out the details. Maybe I have seen too many stories about using force to suppress, and my mind is a bit rigid, which makes me unable to translate many of the strategies written by the author, but it is very good, please come on, and please make more. By the way, I would like to ask what the author wrote before. I hope to read it.
A refreshing article with a serious flavor. Seriousness is a flavor. For example, the influence of the Western School is not that great in history. The conspiracy theory style narrative always feels weird under the grand narrative. It spends too much pen and ink on some unimportant places, such as the faces of the intellectuals and businessmen who are in harmony with each other. The connection depends on marriage. I also I don't know if this is the case in history. Maybe my judgment is very superficial, but many of the ideas are very profound. For example, it is not necessarily a good thing that the Ming army suddenly has enough pay. Liaodong has revitalized and re-established trust in the people. But if the depth is enough, the breadth is not enough. After all, it is a novel. As long as the story is interesting, It's good, so none of the above are criticisms. The story is indeed good-looking. I like the author's story about the war the most. It's thrilling and the rhythm is very clever in controlling emotions and stirring up emotions. I'm convinced. The battle of wits in the south of the Yangtze River felt boring. I skipped reading. The author is obviously high in writing and self-absorbed. There is also a lot of routine inertia, and writing does require a strong sense of belief. Those long paragraphs on the Confucianism of the mind are indeed clever and refreshing, but they are tiring to read, and most readers just do it for entertainment. There are too many and they don't want to read. It is better to read more difficult academic books, which are neither better nor worse, and are better refined. Worth a look, unique.