Great Ming 1895: Fleeing to Japan from the Start
大明1895：开局逃亡日本
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It's good. But the plot seems to glorify the Ming Dynasty a bit. No killing innocent people to claim credit? No ghost employees? No military drills forcing soldiers to wear armor? Corruption is common even in England, doesn't this timeline's Ming Dynasty have it? This timeline's Ming Dynasty seems to only have systemic exploitation, the state apparatus still functions well. This is far superior to any other timelines like England, Spain, or Portugal—it's unbeatable!
Very thoughtful; it avoids making history overly vulgar. A novelist must possess two qualities: humor and tenderness. I can see the humor in the characters' interactions and the tenderness in the themes' reflections on humanity's future. This is excellent. However, I have to say, when we refer to an emperor as "Emperor XX," it's usually his posthumous title.
It's very well written. However, I don't believe that this vicious, top-tier version of Tsarist Russia would remain unmoved by India. Author, the nomadic peoples of Inner Asia were already in dire straits by the late 19th century. If you really want to create more resistance to expansion in the northwest, then you should either devise a British-backed Turkic nationalist state.
Surprisingly good, and the plot twists seem reasonable. The beginning is a bit confusing; could someone explain where this worldline started to change? Did the Donglin faction prematurely embrace capitalism and cause the worldline shifts due to the Qing dynasty's failure to integrate? I didn't quite understand why the Ming dynasty didn't collapse in this world.
A refreshing book, quite well-written, especially its reflections on society, which expose some of our deep-seated problems.
It's a pretty interesting book. Aside from the protagonist being a bit idealistic in the early parts and the female supporting characters having too much internal monologue taking up too much space, the plot becomes much more concise and refined as the story progresses, and you can see the protagonist's growth.
It's great. The last historical novel that captivated me like this was 1889. Contradictions, contradictions, and more contradictions. The Ming Dynasty is portrayed as too powerful, but not in the right way. The problem lies in the protagonist's insistence on taking the left-wing path, yet all his actions are nationalist and imperialist.
Strange, how did this book end up on my bookshelf? I haven't even read a single page! Bang bang bang! Who's that? A delivery person? I didn't order any takeout. Besides, this is a village; the nearest restaurant is over 20 miles away. Do delivery services go that far these days...? "Squeak..." You... Sizzle... Sizzle... Help... Sizzle...
The subject matter is very fresh; this theme is extremely rare in this era. However, it's well-written and worth reading.
This is a light novel-style isekai (another world) historical fiction with a touch of cuteness. Compared to other similar isekai novels, this one is quite meticulous in its world-building, which is very coherent and self-consistent. The characters are also vividly portrayed. However, it suffers from a common problem in many historical fictions: lengthy explanatory passages.