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The protagonist’s soul transmigrates back to the Ming dynasty and turns the tide, only for their body and soul to be separated in the end.

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51 Great Ming: I Became Zhu Yuanzhang's Beloved Son Bright MoonHistorical879k WordsCompleted 5.3kReads8.6Score294Shelves
52 Ming Dynasty: My Big Brother Is Zhu Xiongying Shrimp Powers Love with PassionHistorical570k WordsCompleted 3.2kReads7.4Score117Shelves
53 Great Ming: From Prisoner to Prince of Another Surname Qing HongHistorical1.3M WordsCompleted 23.3kReads9.1Score1.7kShelves
54 Great Ming: I Use Ming History to Interpret Zhu Yuanzhang’s Dreams Gua Huan TaishuHistorical1.6M WordsCompleted 2.2kReads8.1Score135Shelves
55 A Poor Scholar and His Convenient Little Bride Cai BibiHistorical2.3M WordsCompleted 41.2kReads9.2Score4.8kShelves
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A down-and-out scholar × a cute little wife, who picked up a "cheap wife" at the beginning, and went from being penniless to being in love with each other. The young lady is soft and protective of her husband, and the male protagonist loves his wife without any limits. He cultivates the fields to support the family and sprinkles sweets with ease. The sweetness is comparable to the ancient version of "Little Forest"
56 The Rise of an Empire: I Extend the Ming Dynasty by Seven Hundred Years! Little Shark Living in AntarcticaHistorical3.7M WordsCompleted 31.9kReads8.8Score2.2kShelves
57 A Book That Travels Through the Ming Dynasty and Conquers the World Bei YizeHistorical350k WordsOngoing 20Reads—Score—Shelves
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Rich content! The plot is not cliché, the writing style is relaxed and comfortable, and it is not tiring to watch.
58 Fierce as Xifeng Liquor Cooking Green Plums in a DreamHistorical1.2M WordsCompleted 7.3kReads9.2Score846Shelves
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"The Mad Dragon of Liaodong" is a new work by Meng Zhuo Qingmei, the author of "Xifeng Lie", and the response from readers has been pretty good. Everyone is welcome to search and read!
59 Those Years in Ming Dynasty Man in the GapHistorical1.1M WordsCompleted 533Reads8.5Score—Shelves
60 The Iron-Blooded Ming Dynasty, a Common Man's Anger Splashed the Mountains and Rivers with Blood Youngster from LingnanHistorical330k WordsOngoing 88Reads—Score—Shelves
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I've been reading this for a long time, but I really like this book!!
61 An Dongzhi Border Town OfficialHistorical697k WordsOngoing 54Reads—Score—Shelves
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The plot is deeply rooted in people's hearts, and the more you watch it, the more you want to watch it. It makes you feel deep but not complicated.
62 The End of Dayan: the Wind Rises in Handzhou AiharaHistorical691k WordsOngoing 357Reads5.8Score104Shelves
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Sisters/brothers who have recently been in the book world come here! This book "The End of Dayan: The Wind Rises in Handzhou" is really worth reading. It is like a glass of aged wine, which tastes dull at first but becomes more and more fragrant as you taste it. There are no fancy gimmicks, just the most real humanity and the most touching emotions. After reading this, you will be glad that you were born in a peaceful era.
63 Great Ming: From the Start, I Cut Zhu Yunwen Off from the Throne Golden Toad DreamsHistorical1.8M WordsOngoing 41.4kReads8.5Score1.9kShelves
64 Ironblooded Ming Ke ShanmengHistorical2.5M WordsOngoing 116.4kReads9.3Score14.8kShelves
65 To Keep My Clan from Execution, I Have No Choice but to Offer Myself Zi YangHistorical1.5M WordsOngoing 16.1kReads9.2Score1.4kShelves
66 The Ming Dynasty: Li Jinglong’s Unusual Life Time ThiefHistorical2.3M WordsCompleted 182.8kReads9.2Score19.6kShelves
67 Emperor Shizu of the Ming: Reviving the Ming Dynasty Li ZhenHistorical1.3M WordsCompleted 47kReads9.3Score4kShelves
68 I, the Immortal of the Ming Dynasty, Have Lived Through Sixteen Emperors Qing HongHistorical8.4M WordsOngoing 239kReads9.4Score18.3kShelves
69 Great Ming: The Bow Is Cast Aside Once the Birds Are Gone? Why Panic Over Zhu Di's Jingnan Campaign? Forget-Me-Not Pork Bone SoupHistorical192k WordsOngoing 321Reads—Score—Shelves
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All good, just not very popular
70 Old Zhu of the Ming Dynasty Saw My Legs Trembling Warm Person by the RiverHistorical200k WordsCompleted 102Reads6.3Score—Shelves
71 Great Ming: My Father Is Yongle, and Four Dragons Rule Together Explosive DurianHistorical1.2M WordsCompleted 1.3kReads5.3Score—Shelves
72 Ming Dynasty: Five Dragons Share the Same Dynasty, This Unfaithful Son Is Too Filial Jiang BieliHistorical326k WordsCompleted 249Reads6.4Score—Shelves
73 Just After Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty, You Want to Kill My Ten Tribes? Go up the Mountain and Hunt TigersHistorical1.1M WordsCompleted 3Reads5.8Score—Shelves
74 If You Cross Time, You Will Be Cut! Lao Zhu Treats Me Like a Fat Sheep! Night MonsterHistorical210k WordsOngoing —Reads—Score—Shelves
75 Zhu Cixiang: Recreating the Peak of Ming Dynasty Watching the Rain by Leaning on the SwordHistorical331k WordsOngoing 14Reads6.7Score—Shelves
76 Great Ming: The Strongest Brocade Guard Slaughters the Officials Jinghai's Most Devoted LoverHistorical1.1M WordsCompleted 75.8kReads8.9Score6.4kShelves
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How did Zhou Chu, a little bookboy, make the always naughty second son of the Jinyiwei Baihu become studious and studious? How did he make the Jinyiwei Baihu teach him martial arts? Why did the eldest son of the Lu family kneel to him and say that he would just call him big brother from now on? Please see how Zhou Chu, as a time traveler, went from a little bookboy to the strongest Jinyiwei...
77 Transmigrate to the Ming Dynasty: I Serve the Sixteen Ming Emperors Sun and Moon Make the Word BrightHistorical823k WordsOngoing 78Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Gao Zhiyun traveled through the Ming Dynasty, accompanied Zhu Yuanzhang to herd cattle and became a monk. He took advantage of the east wind in Poyang Lake to burn warships. He married Zhao Min, had countless beautiful concubines, opened a restaurant, taught his son to study, and was capable of everything... Only to find that his body functions had been stuck at the age of thirty-two. Undercurrents in the court are surging, and sixteen Ming emperors take turns to appear. How will Gao Zhiyun respond?
78 The Engineer Emperor Drinking Chinese Medicine Every DayHistorical1.4M WordsCompleted 1kReads8.8Score—Shelves
79 For the Ming Pink CapeHistorical1.7M WordsCompleted 13.9kReads8.5Score1.3kShelves
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Late Ming Dynasty historical texts
80 I Was the Head of State in the Late Ming Dynasty and Established the Manchu Concentration Camp Neither Can SaHistorical1.5M WordsOngoing 49.7kReads8.1Score5.7kShelves
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Traveling through the late Ming Dynasty to save the troubled times, a very interesting book [Love]
81 Late Ming Dynasty: the Rebels Came Ashore and Robbed Dayu'er She-DevilHistorical606k WordsCompleted 622Reads6.5Score100Shelves
82 Daming: I Asked You to Hang Yourself, but I Didn't Ask You to Rebuild the Ming Dynasty Tiger of Fire VvvvHistorical3.0M WordsCompleted 7.9kReads8.9Score707Shelves
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🌟 I discovered a masterpiece that was buried under the title of the book! It not only refreshed my view of history, but also allowed me to see another side of Ming Dynasty. 🏰🚀 The author reconstructs a glorious Ming Dynasty from a new perspective, starting from a place you would never expect. 🌈🔍 The book digs deep into the underlying reasons for the demise of the Ming Dynasty, and the unknown historical truths are eye-opening. 👀
83 Late Ming Dynasty: Return to the Ming Dynasty and Become the Prince! Binbin Is Legitimately RegisteredHistorical1.5M WordsOngoing 204Reads6.9Score—Shelves
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Among the masterpieces of emperors in the late Ming Dynasty, the last prince, Zhu Cihong, had no system, no brains, no invincibility, and rigorous historical research. How could he make a comeback?
84 Jiajing’s Beloved Eldest Son Resting CloudHistorical5.4M WordsCompleted 8.5kReads8.5Score780Shelves
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Unsystematic, not brainless, slow-paced, not cool writing, respecting historical facts
85 Save the Ming Dynasty in Seven Days? I'd Rather Hang Myself An Illiterate Writes a NovelHistorical2.8M WordsCompleted 68.3kReads9.3Score8.3kShelves
86 The Ming Dynasty's Officials: Tyrant Zhu Houzhao A Weary Bird Returns to Its Old WoodsHistorical2.1M WordsCompleted 18kReads9.1Score1.5kShelves
87 I Am Building an Aircraft Carrier in Ming Dynasty Dreaming Back to Ancient TimesHistorical2.5M WordsCompleted 3.2kReads5.8Score182Shelves
88 I, the Ming Dynasty Clan, Don't Want to Be a Bandit Pink CapeHistorical935k WordsOngoing 32.3kReads8.7Score3kShelves
89 Rogue Thieves Can Also Start a Prairie Fire Traveler 165Historical2.6M WordsOngoing 2.8kReads6.7Score151Shelves
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Push your own
90 The Carpenter Returns to Make the Ming Dynasty Great Again No Need for Logic, Just FunHistorical475k WordsCompleted 285Reads—Score—Shelves
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This could have been
91 Di Renjie: The Dragon's Transformation Youth of TianjinMystery931k WordsCompleted 8.3kReads7.7Score349Shelves
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92 Ming Dynasty: Superman Arrives and Destroys the Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty at the Beginning Find Me a Big BrotherHistorical518k WordsCompleted 668Reads6.5Score—Shelves
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This book. Can
93 Guanshanqi Really a DogHistorical488k WordsCompleted 7.5kReads9.2Score954Shelves
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Both of these books are fictional historical novels set in the Ming Dynasty, and both have a very large worldview. The first book is being serialized. From the perspective of an ordinary person, as the class jumps and the plot progresses, an increasingly grand worldview pattern appears. At present, the geopolitical landscape of East Asia, Central Asia, and West Asia has been spread out, and it has begun to enter a state of collision of civilizations and war between the old and the new order. A situation in which multipolar powers compete with each other under the geographical pattern has been formed. The second book spans the oceans and the Eurasian continent, forming an exploration of civilization, impact and change of the system. There is no time travel, no brainless fun, no falling in love, no cheating, and it can be said to avoid all cliche plots. The machinations, strategies and tactics, as well as the blood boiling and bloodshed on the battlefield are all depicted extremely well. I strongly recommend the first book, and remind students who like to watch wars to officially start fighting from the third volume. The most rare thing about these two books is that war, economy, politics, and resources are all closely intertwined with each other. It is not the kind of mindless fighting.
94 Salt Iron Really a DogHistorical387k WordsCompleted 300Reads—Score—Shelves
95 The Great Warlord of the Late Ming Steel AfterglowHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 17.3kReads8.8Score1.3kShelves
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96 Great Ming: Can the Empire Still Be Saved in the Fifteenth Year of the Chongzhen Reign? So the Ties Have Run Their CourseHistorical1.0M WordsCompleted 11.5kReads8.9Score498Shelves
97 Late Ming, 1638: Crush the Later Jin, Then Conquer the World The Qiang Flute Plays On, Frost Covers the Ground 122Historical1.5M WordsOngoing 1kReads7.1Score102Shelves
98 The Emperor's Mind: Jiajing Era Shu Yao JiuHistorical227k WordsCompleted 1.2kReads6.9Score102Shelves
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The imperial power and tactics are well described in this description.
99 The Liar Girl and the Iron-Blooded General The Lazy Cat Who Loves to Eat PeachesAncient Romance285k WordsCompleted 8Reads—Score—Shelves
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A top student from the School of Foreign Languages traveled back to the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty and fought against Japanese pirates with Qi Jiguang
100 Ming: the Goddess Yongle YuanyingAncient Romance225k WordsCompleted 29Reads—Score—Shelves
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I highly recommend this book, I stayed up late to read it