
Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty, from Special Forces to Minister of War
穿越大明,从特种兵到兵部尚书
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 221k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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My Number One Historical Novel About Tomato
I want to read a book similar to "Making the Surname Langya". Traveling through time is not like treating guests to dinner, traveling through time is killing people every step of the way. The plot is lively and interesting, and the supporting characters' IQs are online. The protagonist kills indiscriminately at the critical moment of life and death. Historically accurate. The emotional line is natural
Looking for a Historical Time Travel Article, I Can't Help but Read It Again and Again.
I'm Looking for a Culturally Literate Story and a Novel That Takes Stock of History.
After watching a lot of short videos on Tomato, I learned about history and started writing novels. Many of them not only regard novels and TV series as official history, but even the contents of marketing accounts can be regarded as official history. Please ask for someone with a higher level of education, not some charming ancestors, and an objective view of the Yuan and Qing Dynasties.
Multiple Female Protagonists' Emotional Lines in Ancient Historical Themes
Want to watch something similar to "A little bit of flair makes you the happiest person in the world!" Content. In ancient history, when there were many female protagonists in the harem, there must be more emotional lines.


















Let's talk about the conclusion first: This is a Ming Dynasty novel that plays with the four words "dimensionality reduction and strike". Goldfinger doesn't drag, the supporting characters don't have to be tools, and the villains have brains. If you like watching the protagonist use modern technology to crush ancient enemies, like watching the market counterattack and become a tycoon, and like the arrogance of "I just can't stand you but you can't do anything to me" - this book will most likely fall into your trap. Some people think it's funny that Ruyan looks like Dilireba, while others think it's a joke. Depends on personal acceptance. Some of the dialogue is modern, and readers looking for an "absolute sense of history" may frown. But Tomato Shuangwen, what you want is this taste. The pace in the early stages is fast, and some transitional chapters are a little rushed, but the flaws are not outweighed.
The beginning is different, it's super fun to watch, I'll continue to follow the show, the plot is tight and not draggy