This Ming Dynasty Colonizes the World
这个大明殖民全世界
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- Historical & Ancient
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- Late Yuan Dynasty: I Broke Zhu Chongba's Bowl元末：我摔了朱重八的碗Alternate title on Fanqie
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Historical Stories (Any Dynasty, No System, and with Intelligent Characters)
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Stockpile Supplies, Keep a Low Profile, Seize Power, Build Your Own Base, and Fight Political Battles
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I genuinely think it's great. The protagonist doesn't have that invincible halo from the start; he's a normal person! Even the most capable person couldn't anticipate everything if they were in a different environment or position. Besides, being an emperor isn't easy. The protagonist's abilities already surpass most people's.
The analysis of various social classes (scholars, farmers, artisans, and merchants) is insufficient, while the details of military administration are adequate. The grandeur and brutality of the battlefields are not described in detail. The political strategies lack sophistication. It can be compared to *Romance of the Three Kingdoms*. I hope you can write a novel that surpasses *Romance of the Three Kingdoms*.
As its name suggests, the book is perfect! The protagonist, Chen Shan, transmigrates to the late Yuan Dynasty, a time of chaos and war. This isn't unusual, as he's the son of Chen Youliang, the crown prince of the Chen Han regime. While he might have eventually established a Han Chinese regime and brought the empire to its peak, Chen Youliang pulls a stunt, killing him right at the start.
The author put a lot of effort into the subject matter, which is excellent. The plot is tight, and the protagonist is a character who grows and develops, not mindless. The story largely follows the historical trajectory and the characters' personalities. Slight deviations don't affect the overall experience. The author cleverly depicts an alternative historical trajectory.
I've only read a few chapters, but I already find it incredibly captivating. The entire novel is set in the chaotic late Yuan Dynasty, where the protagonist seizes the title of "Great Ming," tramples Zhu Yuanzhang underfoot, and uses cutting-edge technology to rewrite the fate of China. It combines the weight of historical intrigue with the exhilarating feel of a fast-paced, action-packed story, making it incredibly exciting and addictive. Highly recommended!!!
It's well-written, but I feel Zhu Yuanzhang lacks some wisdom and cunning. Even if his governance was rather ordinary, Zhu Yuanzhang, who rose from beggar to emperor, must have been extremely capable militarily and politically. The author seems to have failed to bring the characters to life; both the main character and important supporting characters are rather stereotypical, which is a pity.
Chen Youliang was born in Mianyang, on the Han River, making him a true fellow townsman of ours, and the first emperor in history nurtured by this land. To be honest, I've never felt any affinity for Zhu Yuanzhang. A shout-out to our predecessor, Chen Youliang!
Welcome everyone! Chen Shan'er was historically Chen Youliang's legitimate crown prince, but his fate was unknown after the Battle of Poyang Lake. There are no specific records of his whereabouts. This book's story begins here, skipping the initial weak development phase and directly advancing the plot!
This is truly wonderfully written. I was completely engrossed; the logic is excellent, and it's very immersive. Although there's no system and some other miscellaneous elements, the amazing abilities feel incredibly realistic!
Sure, let's take that different path. Without the Ming Dynasty, the feudal system would definitely be gone. I look forward to directly entering the Age of Exploration, where the roles of offense and defense are reversed, and it's our turn to blast open their gates with our ships and cannons. Cui Yu'er's face is worth five hundred people