The Orthodox Ming: The Gate-Crashing Emperor Has Nowhere to Go
正统大明，叫门天子无家可回
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- Ongoing
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- 874k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 9d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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423Chapters
793Reads
6.9Score
102Shelves
43Listens
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Super awesome, this Ming Dynasty time travel novel is so right! The protagonist goes back to ancient times with a modern mind, and tries his best to show off his tricks in the officialdom. I really enjoyed watching it. The book describes the life of people in the Ming Dynasty in detail, from street food to court battles, just like the real thing. The characters have no facial makeup, and the emotional scenes are natural. You fall into the drama just watching it. Really recommend!
The structure of the whole book is very clear, and the transitions between chapters are natural. Even the more professional content is explained in a simple and profound way. I didn't feel tired after reading it in one go, and I couldn't stop at all.
It's okay, why is no one watching?
The author is also really persistent.
It's not bad. It's well written, but there's no sense of conflict. It's too bland.
It's pretty good looking and well written. It can be regarded as food and fodder.
The writing is pretty good, you can read it
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