
My Days as a Bandit at the End of the Ming
我在明末当贼寇那些事儿
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- Ongoing
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- 937k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for High-Quality Historical Fiction. No Mindless Power Trips or Brain-Dead Plotting
I want high-quality historical fiction that’s engaging and doesn’t dumb things down or rely on brainless plots. It can be satisfying, but don’t treat readers like idiots. No stories like the one where the protagonist fools Cao Cao’s quartermaster about the provisions from the start, or those where a literati protagonist suddenly has the strength of a tyrant. They’re unoriginal and mindless...
The Best Historical Novel on Fanqie Right Now. Prove Me Wrong
I want books similar to The Matter of the Southern Dynasty's Noble Son Actually Being Someone I Impersonated.
Historical Stories (Any Dynasty, No System, and with Intelligent Characters)
Looking for books like "The Glory of the Great Wei". Historical novels with some brains behind them. Read too many mindless wish-fulfillment stories and they’ll rot your mind.
Don’t Look Any Further! The 5 Most Explosive Masterpieces of 2025 Are Here, and 9.5 Stars Is Just the Beginning
I’m looking for stories like "Transmigrated as a Mean Old Lady, and Every Granddaughter Became a Big Shot". Changing fate, period settings, satisfying revenge, the apocalypse… Whatever you’re in the mood for, it’s all here! Every book is certified by night owls as the kind you start reading and suddenly it’s morning!
Looking for Novels About Rebellion at the End of the Ming Dynasty
I read this before, but I’ve forgotten the title. It was set in the late Ming dynasty, during the Chongzhen Emperor’s reign. The protagonist gradually built up his power and gained a sizable following. Rebel kings began appearing one after another, and Chongzhen had no money, so he offered the protagonist official positions in exchange for cash.
Any Traditional Stories About a Protagonist Leading a Rebellion to Conquer the World?
My favorite thing about novels where the protagonist becomes emperor is the emperor wielding absolute power: all under heaven belongs to the emperor, and everyone within its borders is his subject. I want a novel set in a traditional feudal dynasty. I really hate stories where the emperor also tries to introduce democracy or constitutional monarchy. Recommendations, please!
Looking for Stories About Realistic Peasant Uprisings
The male protagonist isn't an arrogant, overpowered hero. He has sound values and good character, isn't invincible, and wins some battles and loses others. He never becomes corrupt or loses his way. An unyielding will, the courage to fight for the people even at the cost of being shattered, and a faith that comes from the heart: can people like that still exist in this world?
Seeking Historical War Stories With No System, Preferably Where the Protagonist Starts From the Bottom
Alternate history or traditional historical fiction. I want characters who use their brains, including the villains. Don't make it feel like child's play.
Any Novels Featuring Heavy Armor and Powerful Bows?
Looking for books like Ming Dynasty: With Supplies Secured, I Crush All the Tribes.
My Five Favorite Historical Novels
Late Ming Dynasty Conquest Novels
Looking for books similar to Ming Dynasty: I Told You to Hang Yourself, Not Rebuild the Ming Dynasty. I'm looking for late Ming novels where the protagonist rises from humble beginnings, becomes powerful, and are well researched historically.
Any Stories Where Someone Turns the Tide After the Tumu Crisis and Saves the Ming Dynasty?
Late Ming Dynasty Historical Novels: No Smut or Harem, Just Quality Writing
Looking for books similar to Ming Shizu: Reviving the Ming Dynasty (Ming Shizu).
Stories About Claiming a Mountain, Clearing Land, Farming, and Conquering the World
Historical Figures, Feel-Good Stories, Imagination, and Political Scheming
It turns out that people from hundreds or thousands of years ago were just like us: they felt anxious, struggled, and fought desperately for their ideals.
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A rating of at least 8 points is in line with the true level of this book. The protagonist of this book is following the humble path of developing and accumulating strength in the farming stream. He is not the kind of rebel stream that is unparalleled and ruthless from the beginning. Lu Xiangsheng's failure to go into the mountain to encircle and suppress the protagonist's hundreds of people was a failure. First of all, the reality is that it is impossible for the army to enter the mountain for several months for you hundreds of bandits, because there are no roads at all.
The more I read, the more my eyes shine. Different from other late Ming Dynasty works, the author's writing style is really stable and the rhythm is well controlled. In short, it is very comfortable to read. Among them, the characters are well portrayed and have the most sense of reality. They don't appear too intellectual or almost demonic, and they don't suffer from dementia. I think historical writing should have a solid feel. It should not be as wild as a cool writing, nor should it be too violent and bloody. It is best to add your own understanding and careful plot design under the premise of being consistent with logic and historical background. Thumbs up for this book [I also strongly recommend][I also strongly recommend][I also strongly recommend]
I have read 160 chapters so far, and it is really well written. It is a rare novel about the late Ming Dynasty. The IQ is online throughout, the opponent is strong, and the hardships of the rebel army are described in detail. Moreover, the author understands history better than 99% of the authors of late Ming novels. Most of the authors of late Ming novels are from the Kandian camp. I can't even complain about all the stupid tricks that I can't complain about. This novel is all about collecting grain and grass, making tiger squatting cannons, farming and developing, and fighting guerrillas and counter-encirclement and suppression. Based on the dozens of late Ming Dynasty novels I have read, it maintains this level and it is another masterpiece.
I have caught up with the latest chapter 161. Overall, it is a masterpiece. Apart from the fact that the main character just comes with whatever he lacks, which makes me feel a little bit crazy, the author has historical knowledge and all kinds of data are no problem for the time being. This is rare in tomato historical articles, and the plot is also very good. Farming is good, and fighting is also good. This quality will be stable for reading as long as there is no sudden pull later.
It's very good-looking. The main character has grown from a young scholar to a mature boss step by step. The power takeover is relatively smooth. He uses external forces to change the minds of several leaders. What's more, the description is immersive. Anyway, I have a great sense of pictures. I highly recommend this book. It's really good! It's about when he can take his parents over, survive the wave of King Lu, grow up stably, and take his parents back. After all, in troubled times, you can't tell when he will have sex.
I have read it all, and it is really well written. Only the spirit of the Red Army's Long March can be compared with the Eighth Route Army and the People's Liberation Army. Lu Xiangsheng besieged the protagonist for several months. This was a test of spirit and will. Eliminate those who are not determined. Those who survive in the end can be called elite soldiers. Only those who have experienced blood and fire together can be called a team member
"Li Wendong·Golden Blood" The charcoal cultivated in Tuoshan is red, and the iron furnace is red, and the laughter is connected with the powerful businessmen. The divine frame is designed as a tiger-eating brigade, with gold and blood staining the palm of a dragon. Undoubtedly a great book, art, A+
Coming from Xu Wenjin, the author's Ming Chuan novels are so beautiful and to my liking, especially the psychological descriptions. The writing style of the battlefield descriptions is top-notch among online articles. It's simply not enough. I stayed up all night to catch up with the author's progress and urged for more updates.
The protagonist has become a gangster brother
I've just finished reading about 10 chapters of the current update. Overall, it's pretty good, but I don't plan to follow up on the rest of it. If I'm not mistaken, it's going to be a harem plot, and I'm really not interested.