The Last Scion of the Ming: I Become a Feudal Prince in the Qing Dynasty

The novel breaks away from the narrow pattern of simply restoring the dynasty. It not only focuses on dynasty changes and power conquests, but also elevates the pattern to the common people of China. What the protagonist wants is not only to revive the Ming Dynasty, but also to protect the Chinese blood and national dignity, to use a strong army as a blade to cut through the haze of troubled times, to end the suffering of broken mountains and rivers and the displacement of people, just to pave a stable and open road for future generations.

Generally speaking, after reading so many chapters, I feel that the protagonist is very consistent with the background of the times. The structure of the country and the characters are also well written. The shortcoming is that some historical details are a little shallow. The personal emotions and personalities of the characters are polished to make them more vivid. The rhythm of the plot is uneven. It would be better if the details of the historical facts, the relationships and motivations of the characters, and the logic of the times can be strengthened. However, a long break will inevitably be accompanied by a loss of readers. The number dropped from 20,000 to 5,000. I am still very optimistic about this work. The subject matter is also very novel. I also hope that the author can become more active and update better works. Thank you.

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