The Rise of the Later Ming Dynasty in 1662

Name: The Rise of the Later Ming Dynasty in 1662
Author: Ming Yuwu

1662年后明崛起

by Ming Yuwu (明玉武)

Status: Completed
Length: 753k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical & Ancient
Audience: Male
Updated: 1mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

In 1662 AD, Wu Sangui strangled Emperor Yongli, the Ming Dynasty was destroyed, and China was destroyed. Lang Keqing, who was unemployed and bankrupt during the epidemic, traveled through time. His soul was that of Zhu Youlang's eldest son, Zhu Cijuan, who had been separated from the people in his early years. After twenty years of hard work and hardship, he finally restored the Ming Dynasty. Later generations called it "the rise of the later Ming Dynasty."

Reader comments

So pretty! I just saw the part about the liberation of Nanjing and it made my blood boil! The author describes the ups and downs of Yongli's eldest son's road to national restoration, from dormancy in Penghu to the recovery of Taiwan and Luzon, and then to infiltrating the coast and taking advantage of the situation to capture Nanjing. The plot is smoothly connected, and the foreshadowing and rhythm are excellent. The novel is still being serialized, and the follow-up pattern will definitely be bigger, with unlimited potential, and you won't lose money if you invest in it!
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Come on, your writing is okay
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Not bad, worthy of praise
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Feeling pretty good
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Not bad, relatively natural and logical!
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