
The Ming Dynasty Night Watch: I Devoured the Mandate System from the Start
大明缉夜司:开局反吞天命系统
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 776k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 11
The Best System Stories Ever Are All Here!!! What Are You Waiting For? Come Read!!
Looking for High-Quality Ming Dynasty Novels: Mighty Ming
Looking for a High-Martial-Arts Story with a Cool, No-CP Male Lead Who’s Ruthless and Decisive. No Mindless Stories
I want the protagonist to be cold and aloof, with no harem and no ambiguous relationships, devoted entirely to cultivation and constantly pressing forward.
Looking for Recommendations: High Martial Arts, System, and a Ruthless Protagonist
Preferably with a protagonist who uses a blade.
Decisive and Unyielding
I want something similar to Refusing the Wedding Gift Money Means I Won't Leave the Sedan, So I Strike Back and Wipe Out the Entire Family. Transmigration, decisive killing, imaginative fantasy, cultivation, first stage, second stage, third stage...
Systems, Systems Everywhere
Ming Dynasty Stories
This book is great, really high quality.
Great Novels Set in the Ming Dynasty, Including the Late Ming
Come take a look!
High-Quality System Novels
Please Recommend Some Good System Novels
Please recommend some good System novels. I'm in a reading slump lately ¦•ˇ₃ˇ•。)
Ming Dynasty Stories with Cheat-Like Powers and Plenty of Thrills
Any books about giving the Ming Dynasty a major advantage? I don’t want a protagonist who gets a cheat but still acts all wronged.
Reader comments 1
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After reading the tenth chapter, I feel that this book is not the kind of cool article that starts with a mindless push. What is more interesting about it is the identity of "Ji Yesi". The protagonist does not just rely on the system to move forward, but is pushed forward by the case, official rules and the power behind it. What caught me the most in the first few chapters was the moment when he swallowed the system. The cool part was not about shouting to become stronger, but the feeling of "If you want to use me as a chess piece, I'll overturn the chessboard first." If you like a little bit of Ming Dynasty background, conspiracies, and intrigues, you can try it. But if you just want to watch the opening seconds, you may feel that it is a little more stable. Personally, I will continue to chase him, mainly to see how Ji Yesi's line will rise later.