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“From this day forward, all in the Great Ming, from emperors to commoners, must honor these principles: No marriage alliances! No reparations! No ceding territory! No tribute! The emperor guards the nation's gates; the sovereign dies with the realm!”

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151 The End of Dayan: the Wind Rises in Handzhou AiharaHistorical687k WordsOngoing 365Reads5.8Score104Shelves
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Love the pacing of this book! In the early stage, they endured and hibernated, gathered strength and took root; in the mid-term, they expanded steadily, trained troops and accumulated food; in the later stage, they bucked the trend and resisted the enemy and defended the territory. There is a degree of relaxation, no overloading or procrastination. Each chapter lays out the overall situation, and the long-term layout feels particularly comfortable.
152 Prince of the Late Ming Dynasty: Why Did My Father Put the Dragon Robe on Me? Yu QingHistorical4.9M WordsOngoing 605Reads7.5Score102Shelves
153 I Am Emperor Hongguang of the Southern Ming Dynasty CalerHistorical4.4M WordsCompleted 740Reads7.2Score102Shelves
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First of all, I would like to state that I have read nine out of ten of the books recommended by each page above, and I have almost never finished them or skipped a chapter. The common feature of the three books I recommend is that they cover history and have different views on the death of the Ming Dynasty than traditional ones. I am not a fan of the Ming Dynasty, and I even think that if the Ming Dynasty is not destroyed, it will be unbearable! But the death of the Ming Dynasty does not mean that the Manchu Qing will replace it! The Manchus of slavery had original sin! Reversing the course of history is a crime against the Chinese nation, including the Manchus! Okay, no more talk, let's read these three books. Don't worry about the name of the first book, just read it. It's a real hard-core historical text, which is both solid and sophisticated. There is no title of god because many readers just read the book for pleasure, so they cannot accept the detailed and lengthy textual research in this book. In addition, the beginning of this book is not very good, and some people even left a message suggesting that newbies start reading from chapter 50. I'm not that radical, but I would like to remind those who read books not to give up too early. In short, after reading 100 chapters, I love it to death, and even those who hate it hate it. I suggest that if you are not satisfied with recommending this book, there is no need to scold me. The second book is just like the first one. Those who deny Western civilization can read chapters 162-165 first to understand the author's view of history before starting. It's a pity that the third book has such a low rating. Originally, I would not read works with a score of 9 or below. But when I saw it by chance, I felt that the anti-fans were definitely going too far. The plot design is quite reasonable and not brainless. However, the plot was explained in too detail, probably because it wanted to appear realistic, but in fact it seemed that the plot progressed too slowly, so the score was low. Compared with the third book, the plot of the first book is a little looser. The second book may be closest to the rhythm of a refreshing novel, so it has the highest rating.
154 I, the Third Son of Zhu Yuanzhang, Screwed up My Father. Seagulls Are ComingHistorical256k WordsCompleted 2.6kReads6.0Score109Shelves
155 Daming: I Am the Crown Prince of Han Dynasty JingshengHistorical324k WordsOngoing 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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How can I put it in the first book? I feel pretty good. There is no system. I rely entirely on myself. I want to live a normal life, but my father always seeks death. It is similar to the Ming Dynasty. I won't say much about the second book. You all know it.
156 ZTE Ming Dynasty: the Prince Consort Was Abolished from Joining the Army Lin ShisanlangHistorical781k WordsCompleted 33Reads—Score—Shelves
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The prince-in-law is an existence that can be ignored in the Ming Dynasty. However, the prince-in-law Gong Yonggu in this book joined the army and killed Gao Qiqian. After saving Lu Xiangsheng, he was deposed as a commoner. Through a series of operations, he served as the governor of Yingtian and the governor of Jiangnan, and finally became the most powerful army in the world, the Dingyuan Army. After that, he collected the remnants of Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong, and killed Hong Chengchou, Wu Sangui, and Dorgon...
157 Return to the Ming Dynasty and Become a Tyrant Distorted Starry SkyHistorical132k WordsOngoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
158 The Gill Net That Held Back the Ming Dynasty Lin ShisanlangHistorical333k WordsCompleted 88Reads—Score—Shelves
159 Ming Dynasty: My Father Wanli Command and ConquerHistorical282k WordsOngoing 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves
160 Zhenguohou? Prince? Executive Vice Emperor! Desolate XiHistorical2.8M WordsCompleted 10.2kReads8.8Score863Shelves
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I'm following you recently, it's so good-looking and highly recommended [shy][shy]
161 Steady Chongzhen, Starting from Rescuing Wei Zhongxian Faint MilkHistorical4.2M WordsOngoing 50.2kReads8.6Score5.2kShelves
162 Daming: the Emperor's Eldest Grandson Was Chopped Out Love Eating Fungus and Sesame TeaHistorical762k WordsOngoing 47Reads—Score—Shelves
163 The Second Prince of the Hongzhi Family of the Ming Dynasty Emperor Yanzu of the Tang DynastyHistorical1.1M WordsCompleted 16.9kReads8.6Score1.2kShelves
164 Traveling Through Zhu Youxiao: I Choose to Be a Tyrant A Hundred HusbandsHistorical1.4M WordsCompleted 1.2kReads7.3Score104Shelves
165 Rebirth of the Ming Dynasty Qian MuhaiHistorical172k WordsOngoing —Reads—Score—Shelves
166 Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty, I Left Beijing to Join the Feudal Lord at the Beginning GuheHistorical424k WordsCompleted 728Reads5.6Score106Shelves
167 Living in the Ming Dynasty, Starting from Reading with the Prince YiyiyiyiyiHistorical253k WordsCompleted 40Reads—Score—Shelves
168 I Climbed the Technology Tree in Daming FuyaoHistorical1.4M WordsCompleted 2.5kReads7.6Score157Shelves
169 Ming Dynasty: Zhu Biao Ascended the Throne, and Lao Zhu Happy Mentioned the Emperor Xiaoyun TianlangHistorical513k WordsOngoing 25Reads5.4Score—Shelves
170 Starting from the Weisuo in the Late Ming Dynasty History of Southern Ming DynastyHistorical2.1M WordsOngoing 3.6kReads7.4Score298Shelves
171 The Rise of the Empire: I Will Extend the Life of the Ming Dynasty for Another Seven Hundred Years! Shark Living in AntarcticaHistorical3.7M WordsCompleted 31.4kReads8.8Score2.1kShelves
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When the soul of the modern wilderness master penetrated the Hongwu Prince Zhu Biao, the gears of history began to turn violently! Watch him purge the harem with his iron and blood tactics, forge an invincible cavalry and firearms legion, plow the desert three times, bloodbath the Japanese islands, and plant the Ming Dynasty dragon flag all over the world. The treasure ship fleet opened the colonial era, high-yielding crops ended the famine epic, and the European castles were reduced to the masonry of the Great Wall - this is not a time-travel novel, but a hard-core emperor development history! There is no systematic golden finger, only the deadly game between the torrent of steel and the machinations of the court in the cold weapon era. Let you witness how "Yongle Emperor" Zhu Biao used fire and sword to reshape China's hegemony! (Decisive killing/cold weapon war/imperial colonization/hard-core political strategy)
172 Ming Dynasty: Send Emperor Zhanji to Heaven at the Beginning Six Nuclear BombsHistorical408k WordsCompleted 940Reads6.8Score100Shelves
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Keeping in line with history and not brainless
173 Daming: Let You Hang Yourself, Not Become a Tyrant The Mountains Are RedHistorical2.1M WordsCompleted 774Reads7.0Score100Shelves
174 Late Ming Dynasty: from Peasant Rebellion to Universal Harmony The Tired Bird Falls into the Old ForestHistorical1.8M WordsCompleted 8.5kReads8.7Score424Shelves
175 I Will Remonstrate with You to Punish the Ten Tribes. Why Are You Crying After I Die? Cicadas Chirping at NightHistorical1.1M WordsCompleted 7.1kReads7.4Score449Shelves
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[Has been planted] very much meets the requirements! 🌱① Become a remonstrator through time travel, lead the system, and the goal is to remonstrate to death. It is very interesting to write about the Tang Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty ☘️③⑤⑦Travel + system, ④The goal of traveling without system is to leave a name in history 🍀②Watch the movie on the sky screen, live broadcast the battle of Zhu Di Jingnan in front of Zhu Yuanzhang
176 Tianmu Live Jingnan, Zhu Di, Don't Run Away! Lao Zhang 5592Historical1.3M WordsCompleted 2.8kReads6.8Score130Shelves
177 I Said That the Ming Dynasty Was About to End, and Lao Zhu Praised Me for Being the Best Through the Ages. Mo HoerHistorical1.1M WordsCompleted 11.4kReads7.8Score1kShelves
178 Ming Dynasty: Seven Seas Are King Yang FanshuhaiHistorical781k WordsCompleted 479Reads6.8Score—Shelves
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Recommend this masterpiece
179 Traveled Through the Ming Dynasty, but Was Killed by Lao Zhu Great Sage of HetaoHistorical1.0M WordsCompleted 4.3kReads8.4Score249Shelves
180 Daming: I Remonstrate Every Day, Zhu Yuanzhang Is Paralyzed An Qianjun of LuheshanHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 29.2kReads8.5Score2.2kShelves
181 During the Sixty Years of My Practice in the Ming Dynasty, I Ascended in the Daytime Cooking Wine in a Cold HouseHistorical1.3M WordsOngoing 2.3kReads8.7Score134Shelves
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I couldn't put it down.
182 Daming: Kill Zhu Yunwen First at the Beginning! ShaoyiHistorical813k WordsCompleted 9.6kReads7.7Score416Shelves
183 Daming: Zhu Biao Was Soul-Pierced by Li Chengqian at the Beginning Buddhist Worry-FreeHistorical218k WordsCompleted 389Reads6.0Score110Shelves
184 Late Ming Dynasty: Chongzhen, Please Don't Come to the Throne First and Let Me Lie to You. Persimmons Are PoisonousHistorical2.2M WordsCompleted 24.1kReads9.1Score2.5kShelves
185 Daming: Don't Be Afraid, Hero, the Second Uncle Is Here! Dave BenfHistorical764k WordsCompleted 15.6kReads8.8Score865Shelves
186 The Sun and the Moon Are Bright: Rebuilding the Ming Dynasty Back Mountain Sanren VHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 9kReads8.3Score514Shelves
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The soul travels through the late Ming Dynasty, the historical materials are true, the plot is rigorous, not brainless, not bloody, not systematic, step by step, create the peak of Ming Dynasty!
187 I, the Ming Dynasty Clan, Don't Want to Be a Bandit Pink CapeHistorical923k WordsOngoing 32kReads8.7Score2.9kShelves
188 Dai Ming Pink CapeHistorical1.7M WordsCompleted 13.8kReads8.5Score1.3kShelves
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The best book in the late Ming Dynasty, an absolute masterpiece
189 Poison Emperor's Son-In-Law, Zhu Yuanzhang, Don't Be a Coward WastelandHistorical2.0M WordsCompleted 25kReads5.8Score2.4kShelves
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[Top post] Dressed as the second son of Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty, he became a staunch princeling with superior military strength. With the protagonist here, the little hero will be fine, and he also lost the vicious Lu family🌲
190 The Ming Dynasty Battle Line Infantry Advances Unique in the WorldHistorical1.6M WordsCompleted 13.3kReads9.1Score1.2kShelves
191 The Carpenter Emperor in the Late Ming Dynasty Xuanwu Immortal TombHistorical681k WordsCompleted 5.2kReads8.6Score228Shelves
192 Ming Dynasty: Five Years Ago, the Magistrate of Dog County Shocked Butcher Zhu Big RiversHistorical3.0M WordsCompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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When it comes to the Ming Dynasty, there are a lot of them. These are the books on my bookshelf about the Ming Dynasty that have high ratings (sons and daughters have little love, focus on their careers) [Thinking]
193 Good Pregnancy in the Ming Dynasty: the Queen Begs to Be Deposed Every Day Qing SuisuiAncient Romance1.0M WordsCompleted 9.6kReads9.1Score666Shelves
194 Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang Cried at the Beginning Tea Book GoldfishHistorical1.2M WordsOngoing 209Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Even if you don't show your intelligence, your true feelings are revealed inside.
195 No Salt for Later Don't AskAncient Romance1.1M WordsCompleted 1.4kReads5.8Score189Shelves
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The heroine became the queen of Zhu Yijun (Wanli) and married him as a young man.
196 Tyrant Chongzhen: Another Three Hundred Years of Ming Dynasty! LondonHistorical2.7M WordsOngoing 109.5kReads8.5Score8.9kShelves
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It's him, it's him, it's him
197 Seizing the House of Chongzhen: Achieving the Chinese Empire Twice-Cooked PorkHistorical1.0M WordsOngoing 10Reads5.8Score—Shelves
198 Daming: I Traveled Through Time and Became a Portrait of Taizu Salted Fish, Don't Turn OverHistorical1.4M WordsCompleted 16.6kReads9.2Score1.1kShelves
199 Daming Zhenhaiwang Arctic Roasted Sweet PotatoHistorical1.2M WordsOngoing 733Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Recommended masterpieces of the Ming Dynasty. Also known as "Da Ming: I Really Just Want to Lie Down", "Hongwu: Your Majesty, This Is My Disease", "Da Ming's Attending Physician", "Da Ming Zhenhai King" Zhang Wuxian, a 36-year-old entrepreneurial failure, traveled eleven years to Hongwu and became a 20-year-old spirited boy. He originally wanted to lie down and be a salted fish, but his severe obsessive-compulsive disorder made him unable to see anything "unreasonable" - wrong food prices must be corrected, medical care is backward, the army must be corrected, even if Ming Dynasty does not conquer the world, it must be corrected. What's even more outrageous is that he has a system in his mind that automatically stuffs him with solutions and supplies every time he suffers an episode of obsessive-compulsive disorder, without paying for it. So - he saved the dying Crown Princess Chang after childbirth, and Chang Yuchun's daughter survived; he inoculated the emperor's eldest grandson Zhu Xiongying with cowpox, and the child who should have died at the age of 8 was alive and kicking; he rescued Empress Ma by infusion when she was critically ill, and Zhu Yuanzhang's favorite woman lived twenty more years; he diagnosed Zhu Biao's terminal illness in advance, so that the future emperor of the Ming Dynasty would no longer die young. Once these four people were alive, the history of the Ming Dynasty was completely rewritten - Emperor Jianwen was gone, the Battle of Jingnan was gone, and the Lan Yu Case was gone. Empress Ma recognized him as her adopted son and said "this is my son" when meeting people; Zhu Biao and Zhu Di called him brothers, one called him "virtuous brother" and the other called him "brother-in-law"; Xu Da took the initiative to marry his daughter to him, and he became the son-in-law of Wei Guogong; Lan Yu regarded him as his savior and defended him from the knife in the court. Zhu Yuanzhang patted him on the shoulder and said, "You are the most diligent person we have ever seen in this life." Zhang Wuxian replied with tears in his eyes: "Your Majesty, I am really not diligent... I am sick!" Later, he led Zheng He to capture the Shijian Yin Mountain, crossed the Pacific Ocean, discovered America, and planted the flag of the Ming Dynasty all over the world. On the day when the Ming Dynasty unified the world, he could finally lie down. But there is a tree planted crookedly in the yard...
200 A Noble Son from a Poor Family The Other Side of the MountainHistorical2.1M WordsCompleted 41.4kReads9.1Score3.9kShelves
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These two books are good and worth reading