Recommend Some Worthwhile Ming Dynasty Novels

354 崇 Chongzhen: My Son Is so Strong, Why Did He Hang Himself? Tree Leaves FallHistorical4.1M WordsCompleted 5.5kReads8.7Score483Shelves

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I have read all of these books, some of them several times, they are pretty good, the third and fourth ones are the best.

362 明 Late Ming Dynasty: the Border Troops Did Not Retreat MufengyeHistorical3.1M WordsCompleted 4.9kReads8.5Score447Shelves

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I also have several good books about the Ming Dynasty, which will definitely let you know a different Ming Dynasty!

366 大 The Ming Dynasty's Countdown to Collapse: Kill, Loot, and Seize It All! Crumble to PiecesHistorical1.4M WordsOngoing 182.5kReads8.8Score21.4kShelves

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There are no surprises, and it's suitable for girls to watch too.

368 老 Old Wei, Please Kneel Down First. I Have Something to Ask You. YangziqingHistorical734k WordsCompleted 5.5kReads9.0Score469Shelves

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The second book is a bit subversive

371 明 Goofing Around in the Late Ming Dynasty Fight Mosquitoes While SleepingHistorical1.2M WordsOngoing 196Reads5.3Score—Shelves

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This is good

374 大 The Great Ming Dynasty: Emperor Hongzhi EmperorHistorical1.6M WordsOngoing 345Reads7.1Score—Shelves

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Good news, Adou travels through 7 again, saving Zhu Yunxing now, Adou's version of the Ming Dynasty, started

377 大 Great Ming: My Flintlock Guns Are the Bane of the Eight Banners Cavalry Asking the Sword to Reach the SkiesHistorical1.2M WordsOngoing 170.7kReads8.5Score19.5kShelves

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If the Eight Banners are less than ten thousand, if there are more than ten thousand, they will be invincible? Let my flintlock gun tell you what it means to be invincible! Traveling through the seventeen years of Chongzhen, Chongzhen made a fortune by looting properties and became an industrial power! Unify the world!

378 葬 Ming Ming: My System Is Full of Bugs Liu Yunhe from Smelly ZhugouHistorical369k WordsCompleted 28Reads—Score—Shelves

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Traveling through the game world and reviving it in the late Ming Dynasty

379 大 The Sun Never Sets Tomorrow Ke JiuHistorical3.7M WordsCompleted 11.4kReads8.4Score898Shelves

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My head hurts when I look at the books everyone recommends. What are they? Are they recommended if they have 200,000 to 500,000 words? Also recommend if the rating is lower than 8.5? If there are less than 50,000 people reading, I would still be embarrassed to recommend the book. At least the book must be semi-historical and the author's writing style must reach a certain level before recommending it!

388 窃 Stealing the Clear: the Rise of China Cold Sun and MoonHistorical1.6M WordsOngoing 10kReads7.5Score512Shelves

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💥Travel time! The Ming Emperor's path to immortality is revealed! Traveling through time and becoming the "Taoist Emperor" of the Ming Dynasty, he aspired to be the emperor for eternity, but instead embarked on a smooth path to immortality ☘ Shocking! After sixty years of cultivating Taoism, once the rays of light appear on Mount Tai, see how the situation of the Ming Dynasty changed due to cultivating immortals🌈🌈

391 大 Daming: Extend Zhu Biao's Life at the Beginning Li QiHistorical601k WordsOngoing 179Reads5.2Score—Shelves

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⭐⭐⭐In the first book, he became Zhu Yuanzhang's son. In order to prevent himself from being killed by his nephew, he went to Kyoto to treat Zhu Biao's illness. ⭐⭐⭐In the second book, he became Zhu Yuanzhang's direct grandson. After the death of Queen Ma, he lost his backer and began to be both civil and military. ⭐⭐⭐The third book, at the beginning, he mistakenly identified Zhu Yuanzhang as his father and Zhu Biao as his cousin [eat melon] [send heart]

394 赵 The Ancient History of Struggle of Zhao Gouzi River PebblesHistorical2.1M WordsCompleted 11.9kReads9.0Score1.1kShelves

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For the time being, these two are the only ones that look good.

396 老 I Don't Want to Be an Emperor Who Will Die in a Month. Two Ghosts and ImmortalsHistorical274k WordsCompleted 83Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Five-star recommendation for several unsystematic historical travel masterpieces that you can't put down. The first new work: describes the late Ming Dynasty, when natural disasters occurred frequently, the court was incompetent, the treasury was empty, the borders were in turmoil, people's livelihood was in decline, and internal and external troubles occurred. At this time, Zhu Changluo, the emperor of January, accidentally glimpsed the secret of heaven and was reborn from the ashes. He broke through the hell in the deep palace with treacherous clouds and analyzed human nature, hidden wisdom, hidden edge, self-consciousness, integrity... Step by step, using cognition as a knife, destroying thieves in the heart, breaking other people's traps, and seeking to protect the world. The second book: Fighting against rebellion, guarding the capital, attacking and establishing slaves, stabilizing the border, exterminating traitors, fighting officials and gentry, suppressing officials and governing... The plan within the plan, the plan within the plan, watch Zhu Youjian, the last Han emperor, turn the world around and guide the country; the third book: Be the emperor's supporter The shackles and the barriers of officials and gentry become the shackles of fate, with wisdom to cut the shackles and fate as the bet; when the laws of survival and the weaknesses of human nature are intertwined into a web, the web is broken by conspiracy, and the game is used as chess. When Zhu Houzhao, the emperor of the Baofang, defeats the half son of the emperor, he will show his true character as an emperor and hero. In a word, there are turmoils in the temples and palaces, scheming for power, traveling through time and space, exploring the legends of emperors, making up for the regrets of the dynasty, and showing the charm of history. Destiny is impermanent, but interests are ruthless, rise and fall change, and the wheel of history rolls forward.