Late Ming: I Ignite a Slave Revolt in Jiangnan
明末：我掀起江南奴变
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- Historical & Ancient
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308Chapters
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Finally, I've found an article about the people's war at the end of the Ming Dynasty! Previous ones were either praising emperors and generals or were extreme Han chauvinists spouting pseudo-historical theories. I hope the author can continue writing with a materialist historical perspective; I'll support them! 😘😘😘
A well-written farming and rebellion novel, with the protagonist strategizing step by step. AI is noticeable, but the plot logic is sound without major flaws. A worthwhile read for a late Ming Dynasty story. The history of the Jiangnan slave rebellion is still worth studying. 👍👍
I've only read up to the first chapter of the second volume so far, but I think it's very good and I'd give it a five-star rating. However, there is something I need to mention here. The protagonist clearly wants to usher in a new era that is different from the previous feudal cycle, but he will eventually become a leader.
As long as you're not blindly licking pigs' boots, there's no problem.
This is excellent subject matter. Most people probably don't know about the slave rebellion in Jiangnan at the end of the Ming Dynasty. Some scholars even clamor to invent terms like "the budding of capitalism in the late Ming Dynasty," which shows their extreme ignorance. In fact, the Later Jin didn't encounter much resistance when entering the Central Plains because the Ming Dynasty was hell.
To make it a bit more difficult, consider the uprisings in the early Ming Dynasty.
I really like this book; it's not extreme at all. Unlike those sensationalist, manipulative, and biased writings that downplay or ignore the important issues, or those extreme ideologies, which often make male-oriented novels seem like boring lowlife stories, this book emphasizes equality and the idea that social existence determines social consciousness, rather than genetic determinism.
The AI aspect is a bit strong, and the writing isn't great, but the subject matter is excellent.
It's good, the plot is vivid and fast-paced.
Isn't there a youth team? Don't you trust them?