
The Spirit of the Great Ming: I Became the Guardian Entrusted by Chongzhen
大明风骨:我成了崇祯托孤人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
508Chapters
413Reads
7.8Score
37Listens
256.6kReads · all time
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Not bad. First, the adventure at the beginning is going north, escorting them south, and unifying Jiangnan behind the city. The overall narrative logic is clear, but it is a pity that there is no good work. It can be seen that the author has exhausted his talents in the later period, and the plots are relatively similar, because the content is too stressful to write, which is a big disadvantage.
This is the second excellent novel about the anti-Qing Dynasty in the late Ming Dynasty that I have found. The content is full of ups and downs. There is no exaggeration in mindless writing, nor is there any love or love. When the family and country are in danger, only the emperor and his ministers work together to fight against the internal and external conflicts, resist the establishment of slaves, preserve the fire for culture, and protect the Han people from massacre.
How to say it? The Yo-Yo is not as strong as you think. It is just that the forces in the late Ming Dynasty were too bad. They integrated the south to defend the Yangtze River defense line. After a few years, the Yo-Yo itself exploded. Wholesale clothes were essentially high-pressure control. In addition, the Ming Dynasty below was not dead yet and had integrated the South. But It's not the Nanming that was worse than yo-yo in history. The Manchus and Qing Dynasties were just warlords from outside who took advantage of the weakness of the central government. In essence, it was just a deformed product born of the alliance of warlords and the compromise with the gentry class. Don't worry about him, he blew himself up 🤭
It's really well written. The word count is probably over 8.8. Now I understand all the 7 ratings. It's an old tomato tradition 🤭
This is a rare good book, with clear logic and compact story line, which can be read at a glance
It's not bad, mainly because I've watched too much about the difficulty of hell. Looking at the difficulty of this eighteen-level hell, I feel that Chongzhenwen is very lucky () to catch up with the latest progress. He was running away in the early stage. After he ascended the throne, he started fighting, fighting without any ink 🍉
Have you ever seen anyone who eats melons and becomes the Lord?
I'm reviewing it before I've finished reading it. The writing is concise, the plot is relaxed and relaxed, the rhythm is well grasped, and the entry point at the beginning is also very novel. The grain is delicious.
A rare good book. The logic is clear and the plot is reasonable.
I have read a lot of novels about the Ming Dynasty recently, but this one is very well-written, tragic and nationally righteous, as if I am really reading history. So while I'm watching the story of recovering the Han kingdom, I'm also looking forward to the plot of restoring Han culture in the later stages. I really hope there will be plots to preserve Han culture in the future. When I read history recently, I really feel that our culture has been too severely chronological. I hope the protagonist can make a difference in this regard. Can the author see me I thoroughly enjoyed reading these two chapters today. The author's writing style is really good and very contagious. This book is my No. 1 Favorite.