Late Ming: A Superhuman Descends on Yangzhou, Plays the Great Sage, and Destroys the Manchus
明末：超人降临扬州扮大圣灭满清
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- 1.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- Myriad Worlds: Superman Arrives in Late Ming, Posing as the Great Sage to Destroy the Eight Banners诸天：超人降临明末扮大圣灭八旗Alternate title on Fanqie
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The killing was quite satisfying, but the Manchus were portrayed as too brave; it's as if they could just stand in mid-air and bow down in worship.
I'll help out whenever it's a wild boar hunt.
Battle! So exhilarating! General Ji Chen's slashing attacks! I'll give it another five stars.
New author, new book. This battle was exhilarating; I swept aside all enemies. If you all like reading this! My old book is almost 500,000 words long! You can check it out; everyone's a superhero! Comrades, watch and cherish this! I have over a hundred comments and haven't received any points yet; I guess they're going to disappear soon!
It was exhilarating from head to toe, with no messy tricks like pretending to be weak to suppress combat power. It was all about crushing everything in sight. Although most of the time it was about charging into enemy lines and mowing them down, without using convenient extermination methods like heat vision, it wasn't frustrating at all.
The only downside is that the wild boar skin was portrayed as too brave, but I can understand that, otherwise there wouldn't be much to write about 🤔
I've read it, and it's pretty good. I prefer reading historical novels set in different eras. I could read those set in the Ming Dynasty before, but ever since I started following the videos of the gossip blogger, I feel an indescribable sadness whenever I see novels related to the Ming Dynasty. The more I learn about them, the more my heart aches. I'll put it on the bookshelf first, give it five stars for now, I'll read it later.
I've been a freeloader for years! This is my first time tipping! It's worth it! The story was going so well! So satisfying! The protagonist is the only one with extraordinary abilities, but suddenly a dragon vein of destiny appears! This stuff really ruins the experience! Only China cares about these things! Outside of China, it's all about strength! The more ruthless, the better! Attributing a nation's strength to dragon veins? That's just awful.
After getting through the first eight chapters, which are somewhat flawed, this book becomes increasingly enjoyable to read. It's also one of the few truly satisfying reads by Tomato that isn't padded out; the majority of the territory is reclaimed and the purge is completed within 50 chapters. My main concern now is whether the author can handle the governance section well.
Definitely five stars, it's all about pure enjoyment.