Great Ming 1895: Fleeing to Japan from the Start

Nice. It's just that this plot is a bit beautifying the Ming Dynasty. Didn't you kill the good and take credit? No free money? There is no playground and wages are not allowed to wear armor? Corruption is common in Daiying, but is it not the case in Daiming in this world line? The only clue to this world line seems to be institutional exploitation, and the state machinery is still running well. This is much better than leading the British, Spanish and Portuguese, and is invincible in the world.

It is very thoughtful and does not make history too vulgar. The novelist must have two qualities, one is humor and the other is tenderness. I could see the humor in the character interactions, and the tenderness of the subject matter in thinking about the future of humanity. This is good. What we want to say is, as for this emperor, when we call him Emperor xx, he is usually given a posthumous title. Every time we see the title of Emperor Dingwu, it's a little weird. I also hope that there will be more sinister portrayals of people's hearts later on. To be highly productive, you must have full stars, come on

Very well written. However, I don't believe that this vicious imperialist version of Tsarist Russia's leader will not be tempted by India. Author, the nomads in Inner Asia were at their wits end in the late 19th century. If you really want to add some resistance to the northwest expansion, then you might as well design a Turkic nationalist country supported by Britain. Otherwise, the dispute between Dai Ming and Russia in the northwest would be nothing more than a matter of a few thousand people.

It's surprisingly good-looking and seems to be reasonably well-executed. The beginning is a bit confusing. Can anyone explain where this world line starts to change? Will Dong Lin enter capitalism ahead of schedule and clear up the changes in the world line caused by the failure to integrate? I feel like I don't quite understand why the Ming Dynasty in this world didn't collapse.

A refreshing book, well written, especially thinking about society, and talking about some of our deep-rooted ills.

It's a very interesting book. Except for the fact that the protagonist is idealistic in the early stage and the female supporting characters have too many inner dramas that take up space, the rest of the plot becomes more refined and concise as the story develops, and you can see that the protagonist has grown.

It's great. The last historical novel that fascinated me so much was 1889. Contradiction, contradiction, contradiction, it is too strong to write about the Ming Dynasty, but it is not strong in the same place. The problem is that the protagonist has to go to the left line, but all he does is nationalism and imperialism. The left side in the second half only stays in theory. Now we can only see how it is done in the later period, and can the leader not go to the front line? This is gambling on one's life. It's good to be alive. A living legend cannot be cleansed after death. He will completely become a lackey of the empire. It's as if he wanted to save the country through a curve but the time has not come yet but it has become a rare thing.

Strange thing, how did this book end up on my bookshelf? I haven't even read a single page. Bang bang bang Who? Delivery? I didn't order takeout? Besides, this is a village, and the nearest restaurant is 20 miles away? Does the delivery go so far now... "Squeak" You are... Zi... Zi... Save... Zizi...

The subject matter is very new. In this era, this theme is too rare, but it is well written and worth reading.

A historical novel about an alternate world with a certain flavor of a light novel. For other fictional cute novels of the same type, this novel is very careful in the structure of the world view and is quite self-explanatory. The characters are also vividly created, but there is one thing. This is a lot of history. A common problem encountered by any historical novel is long paragraphs of explanation. Detailed information will make the novel more meaningful, but it will indeed affect the smoothness of the plot. Of course, this also shows that this book is not a brainless novel. Although it is still a refreshing novel, its logic is self-consistent and can withstand scrutiny.