Sky Screen: From the Start, Explaining the Four Great Cases of the Ming Dynasty and the Early Ming
天幕：开局说明朝四大案外加明初
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- Completed
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- 1.8M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 3mo ago
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- Exposing the Dirty Secrets in Ming Dynasty History, Driving Emperors Across the Myriad Worlds into a Frenzy扒大明史书底裤，万界皇帝杀疯了Former title · until Oct 2026
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The author dares to say that he is so courageous and supports it. He really feels that the entire descendants of Lao Zhu will be miserable. . . I have been fighting with civil servants all my life without admitting defeat... 😢 😢 😢 😫 I hope it will never be taken off the shelves. I went into a dark room without even reading the author's previous book. . . Accepted 😄 . . . When asked about my filial son, can you compare and contrast horizontally and look at the situation of the entire era? Everything you say is just one mouth. I am only speaking from a public standpoint. According to your statement, the literati are all white lotuses, and they are the so-called "famous people for generations." The most indispensable thing in the officialdom is opportunists, and everything is based on profit. I really admire him for being so simple... The author's writing about Jiajing in the back is not very good and a little unfair, but the front part is okay, and some of his views are too extreme. Some reasons cannot be simply attributed to a single person. In fact, I feel that Zhu Di has done a good enough job. The real pig farmer is his good grandson 😄
This novel about the history of Ming Dynasty is like a sharp key that pries open the secret door of history that has been sealed for hundreds of years. It tore apart those fragments of Ming history that were packaged as logical by traditional historical views, revealing the cruel truth of the game between the civil servant group and the imperial power. Every speculation is like thunder, and every deconstruction is spine-chilling. For a long time, many truths about Ming history have been deliberately distorted and covered up. In today's era of diversified information, readers need works like this, so that more people can see another possibility of Ming history through it. Only in this way can we get closer to the truth of history. This is the most basic respect for history.
It makes sense. I feel like this is the historical truth. It's really enjoyable to watch.
This book is particularly novel. In the last years of the Ming Dynasty, there were internal and external troubles, and the unexplained sudden deaths of the Ming Dynasty princes, emperor grandsons, and subsequent emperors. In short, conspiracies have always existed. There are natural disasters, but there are many man-made disasters. This book analyzes the Ming Dynasty from a novel perspective.
The conjecture is too real, and the conspiracy and conspiracy inside makes people feel chilly. I can't imagine how people can be so vicious, and the civil servants' city layout is so deep. According to the person involved in our time travel, we don't even know who was played to death.
Very good book. His evaluation of Confucianism is spot on. After being castrated for thousands of years, I have always felt that Zhu Yuanzhang was not ruthless or smart enough.
There are indeed too many doubts in the history of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Conspiracy theories and unofficial histories are sometimes more credible than some official histories that have been revised again and again.
How can I put it this way? This book is really good. No one knows whether the history is true or false. But on the other hand, this book tells people some unexplainable things. On a tomato, it is quite good. I hope it will continue. To a certain extent, this book can be ranked in the top of the Ming Dynasty. I also checked the things mentioned in it. Many of them are true. This is indeed worthy of praise. As a history lover, this book is completely worth reading 👍 👍 👍
Seeing the Tunguska Buryat cannibals here, I give you five stars unconditionally. Although there are many flaws, including Emperor Jiajing, refining alchemy was just a matter of refining his own medicine to save his life. He did not dare to take the medicine prescribed by the imperial doctor. The emperor of the Ming Dynasty only lived longer if he ate his own food.
I believed it all, especially after seeing the portraits of the Manchu emperors painted by Europeans. I felt that the Jurchen part might be true.