Sky Screen Livestream: 88 Ways the Great Ming Royal Family Died
天幕直播：大明皇室的88种死法
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What is the significance of the appearance of the celestial curtain? It did not make history better; on the contrary, it caused widespread panic. The fact that foreign tribes could also see it only accelerated the demise of the Ming Dynasty. Was the author from the Qing Dynasty?
This is the first time I've seen the sky from this angle, and so far it's very well written. Although I know the general history of the Ming Dynasty, I'm not familiar with many minor characters and details. The author sometimes writes too much and feels verbose, which makes it hard to immerse myself in the story. But the part about Zhu Di is very captivating. The author updates very quickly, sometimes posting tens of thousands of words a day, which is a plus. Keep it up, author!
It's quite good, but the later part portrays the Yongle Emperor as a narrow-minded person.
A comprehensive analysis combining official and unofficial historical accounts, it's incredibly entertaining. Those who give it low marks are definitely the type who only report the good news and only want to hear the positive aspects. Later, it's written that Zhu Di's three sons were all outstanding, which turns out to be due to Empress Xu.
I found this subject matter quite interesting; the historical figures' reactions were a bit exaggerated, but the protagonist's livestream was pretty good.
Interesting, especially the reactions of each character. Very original, I enjoyed watching it.
Unbiased and impartial, both historical and unofficial accounts of the Ming Dynasty are clearly presented. 😄
The writing is decent, but the author underestimated Zhu Yuanzhang's ruthlessness and the resistance of his generals. In other words, if you know your entire clan is to be exterminated, what do you do? Why not rebel? Moreover, given that hundreds of thousands have already been killed, the likely outcome is that civil officials and lower-ranking military officers will lean towards the rebels; it's a matter of life or death, leading to nationwide chaos.
This book deserves a ten-star rating! My personal suggestion is for netizens to compile a list of the 26 kings and determine who gets the throne by seizing Xu Miaojin. Another one about a prince stealing his brother's wife—it's so outrageous, it's really intriguing! @0612 Such unofficial histories
It's good, the content is great, it's the first time I've seen something about going with the flow, it's really good!