Historical fiction + late Ming + ensemble cast + passionate adventure + political intrigue + farming + technology + institutional superiority + deeply satisfying triumphs
Liu Xiyao, a rebel leader at the end of the Ming Dynasty, dreams of reincarnation and lives through several lifetimes.
He jolts awake to discover that the great meeting at Xingyang, in the early eighth year of the Chongzhen reign, is just two days away.
Having absorbed the experiences of those dream lives, he carries a century-old wish in his heart.
He decides not to follow the Prince of Shun to sack Fengyang and burn the imperial mausoleums.
Instead, he will take a path destined to be difficult, but also destined to lead toward the light.
The many lives he experienced in his dreams are his greatest advantage.
But isn’t the greatest distance in the world the distance between knowing what to do and actually doing it?
He wants to end the cataclysm of the age, rebuild order, and protect the flame of civilization. None of it will go smoothly.
There’s plenty of excitement within. Everyone is welcome to leave a brilliant comment. Tashi delek!
I read all the chapters in one go, the characterization is particularly wonderful. I like Zhao Yunlong the most, and the second in charge. The author paid great attention to it. The logic is strict, the language is consistent with the identity, and it is immersive. I'm just worried that it won't be finished, so I offer Power Generation for Love as an encouragement. Come on come on! The students came to watch and asked the author to write!
It is indeed well written. The protagonist's soul is at full level, he is integrated with the identity of the leader of the indigenous bandits, and his force value is acceptable. The supporting characters also all have distinct personalities, especially Zhao Dusi, who is very brilliant and has a rare good writing. It's a relaxing read and very engaging. Come on! Come on! It looks good, it does look good, please update it! The only thing is that the pace of the first few chapters is slow, but then it becomes more and more exciting. What a great book! Added to bookshelf, keep reading, I hope the author doesn't finish the work😐
Well written, very engaging, I like it