
The Tenth Year of Wanli: Taking Up My Post in Liaodong
万历十年:就藩辽东
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3mo ago
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Compared to other late Ming dynasty novels, this one is very meticulous in its historical details. The breech-loading cannon, the Lügong cart, and the arquebus are all very much in line with the historical context, without any unnecessary or irrelevant information. The breech-loading cannon was a breech-loading breech-loading cannon that could fire iron bullets as well as grapeshot made of iron pellets and other materials. Keep up the good work, author!
Advantages: Excellent writing style, definitely not AI-generated. Weaknesses: It's a traditional historical novel with few dramatic climaxes. A decade or so ago, it would have been a great book, and those who enjoy traditional historical fiction might enjoy it. However, with today's fast-paced society, it's difficult to concentrate on reading it. I prefer a faster pace and less focus on political intrigue.
I guess I'm a freeloader now; I don't rate or comment on any novels I read. This novel is great; it captivated me from the very beginning. This is the first time in seven or eight years of using Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform) that I've commented on the author's work. Keep it up!
The one star deducted is to prevent you from becoming arrogant; keep up the good work!
The details are well-described. Even the finest grains are worth savoring. It's just too short.
Well written, it foreshadows a new golden age of the Ming Dynasty. The part about killing the cabinet was especially satisfying! [I've learned something new]
The timeline is unclear. For example, Chapter 113 states that the Barbarian King has been in office for three years, but there is no clear transition time before that, giving the impression that we have inexplicably entered the third year.
It's quite nice, the description is good, and the details are well written.
It's really good, the writing is very delicate 😆
It's alright. Although many things are only briefly mentioned, overall it's decent but not outstanding.