Late Ming: Tear the Realm to Pieces, Then Rebuild the Great Ming
明末：山河全部打烂，再建大明
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- Lang Qian Tao Tao's Tenth Book浪前滔滔第10本书Former title · until Oct 2026
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I used to read novels and thought that the Ming Dynasty would fall if it fell, and it would just happen to be rebuilt on a barren land. But now after reading the Wan Guo Kan Map, the Ming Dynasty cannot fall! Two-thirds of the world's land belongs to the law. This legacy will last at least a thousand years if the Ming Dynasty is not destroyed. Even in the future era of star sea development, it will be a huge advantage that cannot be ignored!
I clicked on it without any hope, and it turned out to be unexpectedly good-looking. I couldn't understand the scoring mechanism of Red Persimmon anymore. The male protagonist is very steady, step by step, and knows what he needs. The development of his identity is also very magical, so don't be fooled!!!
Tomato is one of the rare late Ming time travel novels that does not deviate from historical facts. So far, it seems that the author's writing style is quite good, the characters are also very realistic, the IQ of all the characters is basically online, and the logic is rigorous. Give it a five-star review and hope it can be seen by more people.
It can be written too slowly, and the 50 pieces have not yet gone to the domain.
To be honest, this time-travel novel is not even remotely better than other Ming Dynasty time-travel novels. Various inventions and creations are also made step by step, and the strength is also growing bit by bit. Much better than those mindless time travel novels. I just don't understand why the score is so low.
It respects historical facts rather than the arrogance of time travellers, and it feels very immersive after watching it. The author is a genius!
It's pretty good-looking, no big deal, high-quality grain. When I read Chapter 25, the male protagonist was really aggrieved. There is a long history of erratic and fragmented characters beside him. From time to time, he will jump on the male protagonist's head and step on it a few times. The male protagonist finally found a way to please his nephew by giving him an auspicious stove. In the end, Wei Zhongxian used it to criticize him, and his nephew also felt disgusted with him. I feel a little sad for the male protagonist. It is too difficult for ordinary people to complete this kind of hell-level dungeon.
As a historical article about the late Ming Dynasty on Tomato. Com, you can read it and it is worth recommending! Although there are some slight deviations from history (for example, Wei Zongxian was not able to stir up trouble in the early stage), there are also a little more conspiracies.
This book clearly describes the affairs between the three emperors and the court in the late Ming Dynasty. The court reflects the fundamental reasons for the destruction of the Ming Dynasty. In fact, it is very clear after reading it. The rhythm is based on historical lines. I recently read three books about the late Ming Dynasty. This book is more like a book written by a real person. Every person in it has his role and historical position clearly written.
The plot is pretty well written and more in line with the history of the time. The development of the protagonist is not a cool story, but a step-by-step feeling.