
Great Ming: I'm Really Not the Longevity Emperor
大明:我真不是万寿帝君
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 920k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 4h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Other names
- Great Ming: Why Doesn't Anyone Suspect I'm an Impostor?大明:怎么没人怀疑我是冒牌货呢Former title · until Oct 2026
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There is a sense of déjà vu in a paper. You can read it, but the point of interest is where is the key point? I have been giving examples of how this should be done and whether it should be done like this. It is written here. Summary: 8.7 Points: The writing is good, although it is a bit confusing.
Attribute: Male channel Point of View: Male Protagonist Emotional relationship: The male protagonist has wives, but there is no emotional line, and there is not much focus on it. Type: Multi-time travel, Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, seizing power, multiple parallel plots Evaluation: The latest chapter 237 has been reviewed. It is a very novel theme. The time-travel history text combines elements of royal intrigues, rivers and lakes internal skills, maritime trade, multiple time travellers, and the protagonist's own golden finger abilities. Moreover, these elements are integrated quite well. It unfolds bit by bit with the plot, and is not just a pile of settings for you. In the plot, the path that the male protagonist takes is from a fake "illegitimate son" to a prince of the royal family, and he should eventually become an emperor. There is also a plot of maritime hegemony. It has been foreshadowed now. Several time-travelers have appeared later, and they have taken different routes. It is very interesting. Overall, the plot rhythm is very tight and the absurdity (?) Drama is very strong. It made me tie the game in two days, which is quite satisfying. However, the author's writing style is quite unique. He will use a lot of psychological descriptions to reflect the different views of various forces on the same thing. Some people may not be used to it. Then there is the main plot process. The early description is very good. It is obvious that the first hundred chapters are about the identity of the protagonist. However, after becoming the prince, some new settings were introduced, which made it difficult for me to understand what the main plot is. It seemed that the perception was not as good as before, but it got better after that. The main plot now is the plot of the cult's rebellion. I am still looking forward to the follow-up plot.
Poisonous, too poisonous. There is a big poisonous point. There are too many psychological descriptions of the protagonist, which makes the process of the article very slow and protracted. But fortunately, I have a plan to make the article dark and clear. The author can just update one more chapter every day! As long as one chapter is updated every day, the progress of the article will not be slow, and the psychological description will be considerable! As long as there are more updates, it won't be a big deal and everything will be solved! 😏😏😏
The writing is brilliant, and the writing is not boring, nor is it the kind of ignorant writing that is illiterate in history, nor is it the nonsense of those time travel novels that regard the ancients as idiots and arrogance. The author's writing style is sharp, the protagonist is cautious, and the various reactions of the ancients are as real as real. The description of ancient society, including prices, road guidance, the social form of three religions and nine streams, and the ecology of the official system and subordinate staff, are all accurate and consistent with the historical background. Very good, keep up the hard work! Come on
It's absolutely exquisite, and the attention to detail makes my brain almost orgasm. It's so cool. This kind of book was only available in the old version of Qidian. Com, and it had to be at least a great writer. As long as it doesn't crash or feed later, it's absolutely fine, but there are too few updates.
The plot is very interesting, and the plot has twists and turns. Maybe the author wants to use God's perspective too much, which makes it a bit verbose. But now there are too many people who have brains and don't use it. If they don't use it, I'm afraid there will be no market. Hahahahaha, the requirements for writing skills are quite high. Come on.
Not brainless and logical × Everyone is thinking about the Great Emperor √ The initial speculation has some basis. At least Grandpa Sun of Dongchang really went to Wang's tomb for on-the-spot investigation. Of course, it is still far-fetched. The following Shen Baihu was even more outrageous. He had never met the emperor or asked his superiors. Just relying on a piece of paper to directly contact the emperor, and purely making up the strange things, it can only be said that the author's big hand is working hard. The whole article is just a fantasy with a plot inside it. The protagonist doesn't really do much, and most of the text is just a fantasy describing different characters. I read in the comments that there are time travelers and ghosts in the back. I didn't see that part, so I won't comment on it. The author explained in the comment area that because the label was changed, his content was changed accordingly. I don't know much about this, but from a reader's perspective, I can only say that the author abandoned those early readers who came in because of history and martial arts, and chose future readers who like the new label "brain hole".
It's quite interesting and worth watching. The protagonist and the supporting characters are all a bunch of brainiacs. I just don't know why the score is so low. I think it should be around eight or nine. Author, take a look at what you wrote next. Does it have anything to do with the title of the book? Don't you know what the people who click in want to see? The score has dropped to 6. I am still pouring water and have no desire to continue reading.
This book is quite interesting. The main character has the power of self-defense such as telekinesis. He wears clothes that look exactly like the Jiajing Emperor when he was young. He also pretends to be Lu Bing's half-brother with the help of a guide. A lot of people are making up his life experience and want to curry favor with him in advance. The writing is very humorous.
I haven't finished reading it yet, so I can't help but comment: This is definitely a high-quality novel. The writing, setting, and plot conception are all top-notch. It is unconventional in the historical genre, with a twists and turns in the plot, adding elements of time travel, supernatural powers, martial arts, and fantasy, but it is integrated very well! First of all, the writing is very good! The writing is smooth and every chapter is addictive. It is considered a cross-border work in the historical genre, and it truly embodies the charm of cross-border. In addition to the must-write struggle for hegemony in the historical genre, various elements are also integrated seamlessly. It does not feel fragmented like other novels, such as the plot where the supporting characters are invincible but are willing to be driven by others for an inexplicable reason. Every character in this book is more three-dimensional, and the little characters also have their own calculations, not like an NPC. The protagonist's time travel is full of daydreams and whets the audience's appetite, at least it's not unreasonable; the golden finger is just right, and it's not a pile-up of settings like those of other mediocre writers. The golden fingers of other protagonists make people look like the deathbed fantasies of fat people; the martial arts elements are particularly well written, much better than other novels dedicated to martial arts. After reading this book, you will simply not be able to read other martial arts novels; This book also slaps junk historical and martial arts novels in the face. It is a rare good book for Tomato. It's just that the update is too slow. Come on, author!