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?
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.
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.
This thumbs up includes the famous scenes of Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Di and his son, as well as the souls of various emperors traveling to various dimensions to solve historical regrets.
The first book talks about the Hongwu Dynasty. The protagonist has an affair with Zhu Chongba and Zhu Biaoer. The second book, to make up for the regrets of the Ming Dynasty, tends to be refreshing but not too outrageous. The last one is highly recommended. It's good-looking, a bit more everyday, but it's good-looking, and the author's last book was also good.
I think I have nothing to say about the first two books. Many Ming-style texts have come and gone in the book list, but these two have remained. "Ming Dynasty 1566" I have been watching this drama recently, but I haven't read the book yet. The last one is still gathering dust in the book list...
I think I have nothing to say about the first two books. Many Ming-style texts have come and gone in the book list, but these two have remained. "Ming Dynasty 1566" I have been watching this drama recently, but I haven't read the book yet. The last one is still gathering dust in the book list...
Highly recommended! The latest Ming Dynasty + no system + time travel, ancient historical text: ① Ming Dynasty, the first year of Hongwu. In Ningyang County, the male protagonist Yang Shaofeng was rescued by the Ming army as soon as he crossed over. He happened to be wearing a blue Confucian scholar's long shirt and was sent to Chang Yuchun, the military affairs official of Zhongshu Pingzhang, the deputy general for conquering captives, and the second-in-command of the Ming army in the Northern Expedition. Then Yang Shaofeng became the Chief Envoy of Shandong Province in the Ming Dynasty, the temporary acting magistrate of Yanzhou Prefecture, and Ningyang County, and became a glorious wage earner under Emperor Zhu Chongba.
Highly recommended! The latest Ming Dynasty + no system + time travel, ancient historical text: ① Ming Dynasty, the first year of Hongwu. In Ningyang County, the male protagonist Yang Shaofeng was rescued by the Ming army as soon as he crossed over. He happened to be wearing a blue Confucian scholar's long shirt and was sent to Chang Yuchun, the military affairs official of Zhongshu Pingzhang, the deputy general for conquering captives, and the second-in-command of the Ming army in the Northern Expedition. Then Yang Shaofeng became the Chief Envoy of Shandong Province in the Ming Dynasty, the temporary acting magistrate of Yanzhou Prefecture, and Ningyang County, and became a glorious wage earner under Emperor Zhu Chongba.
①At the end of the eleventh year of Hongwu, there are less than twenty-four years left before Zhu Yunwen, the eternal waste, succeeds to the throne...! And this rolling wheel of history comes with the time-travel of an angry young man!
The author is a master of Ming history. This book provides a very clear analysis of various classes and forces in the Ming Dynasty. This is unique to him in terms of scarcity and irreplaceability. This alone is enough to be listed as a must-read in the Ming Dynasty.
①At the end of the eleventh year of Hongwu, there are less than twenty-four years left before Zhu Yunwen, the eternal waste, succeeds to the throne...! And this rolling wheel of history comes with the time-travel of an angry young man!
①At the end of the eleventh year of Hongwu, there are less than twenty-four years left before Zhu Yunwen, the eternal waste, succeeds to the throne...! And this rolling wheel of history comes with the time-travel of an angry young man!
After reading Da Ming, I feel no longer sleepy, so I highly recommend the first book! Although it is a time-travel, there are almost no traces of time-travel.
After reading Da Ming, I feel no longer sleepy, so I highly recommend the first book! Although it is a time-travel, there are almost no traces of time-travel.
After reading Da Ming, I feel no longer sleepy, so I highly recommend the first book! Although it is a time-travel, there are almost no traces of time-travel.
After reading Da Ming, I feel no longer sleepy, so I highly recommend the first book! Although it is a time-travel, there are almost no traces of time-travel.
It is definitely an underrated book. It was a little slow to catch on in the early stage. I have my own opinions on historical authors. Some people feel that it is somewhat different from history. They are all similar. It is not recommended for those who are sophisticated history buffs...
1⃣️The protagonist is a courtier who traveled through time. Because of his Taoism, he experienced several emperors of the Ming Dynasty. 2⃣️The protagonist is the first prince Zhu Biao. 3⃣️The protagonist is Zhu Xiongying who came back from the dead. The above are all time travel series.
I have read countless time travel stories in the late Ming Dynasty, and this is the first time I have seen such a sober male protagonist! Don't blindly compete for the world, don't covet fame and wealth. In the last days when everyone was running for their lives, burning, killing and looting, he chose to go against the current, building fortresses to calm the people and protect the refugees. Use the most practical means to reclaim land, improve defenses, and reorganize armaments, and forcibly prop up a stable world in the ruins of troubled times, and the pattern will be full!
This book about Ming Dynasty is very wonderful. The protagonist has no system or golden fingers. He uses his own ability to push Ming Dynasty to the pinnacle of the civilized world in advance, and he completely relies on modern thinking to reform politics.
I have argued with many people who only read cool articles because I recommended this book. However, I have also proved that the quality of this book is indeed very high. However, because of its rigor and high structure, it requires a threshold to understand it. Those who only want to read cool articles and do not have a certain amount of historical knowledge and scientific literacy, I would rather you not touch it, otherwise you will not understand it and think it is made up in the book. Take the simplest medical kit, for example. Many people don't even understand what is in a doctor's first aid kit. It's really ridiculous to think that the author is talking nonsense. They even think that performing an operation in a simple environment is a fantasy (they don't understand battlefield first aid)... Anyway, this is the number one tomato book in history in my mind. Anyone who is dissatisfied can argue with me, but the premise is that you really have this ability.
Travel through the Ming Dynasty. My father is Emperor Yongle? The eldest brother is Zhu Pangpang? The second brother is braised chicken with thorns? Is the third brother an arrogant layman? The eldest nephew is the Cricket Emperor? And the protagonist becomes Zhu Di's fourth son Zhu Gaobang who was supposed to be defeated! See how he leads Ming Dynasty to the top!
Daming: I asked you to hang yourself, but I didn't ask you to rebuild the Ming Dynasty. This book is good to read and has been completed. It feels like a historical record. The remaining books are also good to read.