I have read several books about the Ming Dynasty. Overall, the writing style is excellent, the historical knowledge is profound, and the character sculptures are also very good. However, there are a few shortcomings that seem to be consistent, including too much explanation and deliberate plotting. Do you have any better recommendations?
The first book was great, but the character of the protagonist didn't quite fit in with the public's views, but it was the way to survive at that time. The second book is invincible. The third book is good at the back, and the front is okay too.
Mingchuan has read dozens of books, and this one is highly recommended! ! [Face-covering][Face-covering][Face-covering] After reading books for more than 20 years, this is the first time I have been urged to update it.
Don't engage in construction, respect history. Every emperor in it is lifelike. If you have read too many refreshing articles, just read this kind of article. There is no poison, it is an immortal article.
① Speaking of books about the Ming Dynasty, this is the first book that must be recommended. Although the name is a bit confusing, the content is definitely worth reading. It does not have any cheats. It just uses the conditions of the late Ming Dynasty to put forward ideas that can change history. It also has unique insights into the events and characters in the late Ming Dynasty. It is a good book worth reading. ② When Chongzhen was worshiping his ancestors, the protagonist traveled to the portrait of Taizu and taught the confused Chongzhen to regain control of the world. It's not that Chongzhen was not diligent, he just didn't understand the difference between the emperor and the prince. ③The protagonist is accidentally reborn in the Hongwu Dynasty and discovers that he can travel through various eras of the Ming Dynasty. When Zhu Yuanzhang in his prime suddenly appeared in front of Zhu Di who had just entered Yingtian, let me tell you what a surprise is [laughing] When Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Zhanji were brought to Zhu Qizhen in the Tumu Fortress, the father and son had far-reaching plans [laughing] When the Yongle Ceremony was renamed Hongwu Ceremony, Zhu Di looked very happy [laughing]
Really, brothers, I cried to death. Story synopsis: The five brothers of Lao Zhu's family support each other. He can be the naughty fifth brother, the sharpest knife under the eldest brother of the prince, and a dead soldier suffering from the pain of losing his wife. Character characteristics: light abuse, those with well-developed tear glands should consider entering. Recommended star rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Theme category: Dreaming about the Ming Dynasty
In the first book, Zhu Yuanzhang was led by his fourth son, Zhu Gaochi, with 100,000 special forces, and there was a Xuanwu Sect uprising, which caused Lao Zhu to abdicate. His father became the puppet emperor, he became the prince, and the rest were all from the Ming Dynasty.
① In order to benefit the world, he risked his life and opposed Zhu Yuanzhang. After becoming the Holy Palace, he engaged in diplomacy, traveled around the world, and truly acted for the people all over the country to live a good life. ②Decisive in killing, but a little cool and cunning. Kill Zhu Yunwen at the beginning, and exile Lu and his party to guard Zhu Yunwen's tomb. ③The person who traveled through time became Zhu Biao, who was Machiavellian and decisive in killing. Simply not marrying the Lu family ended the birth of Zhu Yunwen, a loser.
Absolutely cool, traveling through Emperor Chongzhen, building 16 peaks of the Ming Dynasty, taking Zhu Yuanzhang to participate in the Jingyan, which scared Zhu Di, and taking the ancestors of the Ming Dynasty to beat up the Baozong. The plot is well matched and the details are not mentioned. The author can correct his mistakes even if he knows it. I laughed so hard in the middle of the night that my stomach hurt.
This is the only one. After reading this, I can't stand the others. It's really close to the history books. It's not a cool article, but it's more close to the historical truth and has evidence.
The protagonist is the most stable prince in history, Zhu Biao, who has soul piercing. Zhu Yuanzhang is decisive in killing and resourceful. The villain has an online IQ and dominates the world. It is a very interesting book and it is not unfinished.
I'm drowning at the beginning, there are always civil servants who want to harm me! Suppress the landlords, state-run Ming Dynasty! The red flag is flying, open up the nine continents and five seas! Dominate the world, and eventually the Ming Dynasty will be invincible.
The first one can be said to be the ceiling among Tomato's Ming Dynasty historical texts! The protagonist travels back to Zhu Yunxi, the grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang. This almost forgotten person, after the death of his brother and father, changes Zhu Yuanzhang's view of the protagonist, and cultivates him into a qualified emperor of the Ming Dynasty. In the second book, he was buried just after time travel. After killing the attacker, he received the official position of one hundred households left by his father and began to plan for the future. He saved Lu Xiangsheng's wife and daughter, and even developed a friendship with Lu Xiangsheng's daughter. Let's watch the protagonist stir up the storm and turn the tide in the late Ming Dynasty.
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