Novels Set in the Ming Dynasty, Plain and Simple. I'll Start with Two to Get the Ball Rolling.

55 大 Daming Zhenhaiwang Arctic Roasted Sweet PotatoHistorical1.2M WordsOngoing 774Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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A good book from 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, and Ming Dynasty must not conquer the world. 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 vaccinated 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 gave infusions to rescue Queen Ma 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 blocked the knife for him 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...

56 大 Great Ming: From the Start, I Cut Zhu Yunwen Off from the Throne Golden Toad DreamsHistorical1.8M WordsOngoing 41.4kReads8.5Score1.9kShelves

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Ratings speak for themselves

58 我 I, the Immortal of the Ming Dynasty, Have Lived Through Sixteen Emperors Qing HongHistorical8.4M WordsOngoing 239kReads9.4Score18.3kShelves

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Really pretty [smile]

59 大 Great Ming: To Save My Own Skin, I'll Build an Empire Where the Sun Never Sets Wen QiaoHistorical217k WordsCompleted 25Reads—Score—Shelves

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This novel has a unique concept. The protagonist meets Zhu Yuanzhang through time travel, and uses the Ming Dynasty's national destiny system to unfold the legend. It cleverly quotes the events of the Ming Dynasty, innovates within the historical framework, and the road to transforming the Ming Dynasty is full of strange ideas. From political innovation to military expansion, the plot is compact and makes readers feel as if they are in the Ming Dynasty and witness its gradual rise into an empire on which the sun never sets. It is both refreshing and profound, making it immersive. .

60 贺 He Madman A Fluttering MothHistorical1.5M WordsOngoing 962Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The story of the famous Shaanxi general He Renlong and the famous military commander Sun Chuanting of the Three Kingdoms is time-traveled, but the technological tree is not obvious. It is more about the battle between system and civilization. See how they drove away the Tartars, conquered the world, and stood tall among the nations of the world in the Age of Discovery.

62 开 Starting at Max Level, I Choose to Be a Nobody in the Ming Dynasty The Marquis of Giving UpHistorical1.2M WordsOngoing 22.7kReads7.9Score1.4kShelves

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✨✨✨✨Welcome to Reshape the Old Time✨✨✨✨ The first book🍉I am Zhu Xiongying, the eldest grandson of the Ming Dynasty🌸🌸Grandpa loves me and grandma loves me😳But the island in the east is restless and wants to find something for me to do😡I just want my father to be kind and my grandson to be filial❤️If you dare to make me uneasy, then beat it😬 The second book🌸Hey... I just lie down, my brother-in-law is Zhu Biao, and my uncle is Lanyu🍉Isn't this the top Ming Dynasty group🙊I can quietly be a beautiful man😆😆Until my uncle brought a second uncle I have never seen...😲 The third book "🌸Those who ruled the world in the past were well-off and virtuous, and the noble son must be the king... The third son, I am destined to be the king of the Jin Dynasty" The little bastard just gave you the 🤲 title of king👑 and you actually went to the land of fireworks🎆🎆🎆🎆 [angry] [angry] We want to smoke him😡😡

64 大 The Ming Dynasty: Li Jinglong’s Unusual Life Time ThiefHistorical2.3M WordsCompleted 182.8kReads9.2Score19.6kShelves

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These are all good books from the Ming Dynasty that I have read or are currently following. They are not to be missed.

65 大 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

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The Battle of Zhuxian Town! Chongzhen fifteen years! It's over. In less than two years, this giant ship riddled with holes will completely sink. Two years later Emperor Chongzhen would be hanged in Meishan, laying a fig leaf for this last Han dynasty.

66 大 Ming Dynasty: the Bookstore Sells the History of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang Was Confused! Chu Shan GuHistorical644k WordsCompleted 39.7kReads8.8Score3.4kShelves

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All three of these books are okay

69 大 Ming Dynasty: I, Jinyiwei, Am the Most Powerful Official Throughout the Ages. Tang Dynasty TaoistHistorical140k WordsCompleted 106Reads—Score—Shelves

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Feitian Shuangwen, overhead Shuangwen, during the Zhu Yuanzhang period of the Ming Dynasty, rescued Zhu Biao, Queen Ma, Zhu Xiongying, killed Lu family Zhu Yunwen, and accepted the civil servants and military generals Xu Da Lanyu, decisive killing, and beautiful women like clouds

70 明 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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Zhu Cixiang, the last prince in the late Ming Dynasty, was unsystematic, not brainless, and not invincible. He had rigorous historical research and was well worth a look.

71 大 Great Ming: The Strongest Crown Prince in History Deer DustHistorical1.3M WordsCompleted 67.1kReads9.0Score6.1kShelves

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There are all the orthodox Wanli books from Taizu to Chengzu. I can choose them at will depending on my time. I can't read any of them in the late Ming Dynasty.

73 晚 The Great Warlord of the Late Ming Steel AfterglowHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 17.3kReads8.8Score1.3kShelves

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If you like to read carefully, if you like to read cool articles, go to Ha Niba

76 你 I Let You Have Your Peak Years. Now That You're Old, I'll Ride Right Over You Sour CandyEastern Fantasy1.5M WordsCompleted 122.1kReads9.3Score10.4kShelves

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Funny and ever-lasting, watchable

77 日 The Sun and the Moon Are Bright: Rebuilding the Ming Dynasty Back Mountain Sanren VHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 9.1kReads8.3Score533Shelves

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The soul of Zhu Youxiao is not systematic, not invincible, not cool, not brainless, not bloody, and has rigorous logic. It makes the Ming Dynasty rise again step by step, suppress the slaves, conquer Mongolia, and go to Nanyang... The logic is rigorous.

78 穿 I Transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty, But Zhu Yuanzhang Wiped Out Ten Generations of My Family The Great Sage of HetaoHistorical1.0M WordsCompleted 4.8kReads8.4Score286Shelves

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Like to watch, nice to watch, love to watch! 🌸❶Chongzhen revitalized the Ming Dynasty, a purely career line text, it is a kind of Machiavellian strategy that looks at one step and three steps. I show you that some results have been achieved but they cannot be taken out immediately. They are secretly working on it to "astonish" everyone 🌸❸The legal heir/person also plans to create a new world for the Ming Dynasty. The sun and the moon are shining, all are the domineering power of the Ming Dynasty. The sea is open to all rivers, and it is not a legend that all nations can come to court 🌸I won't introduce much about the same series, please follow me to avoid getting lost✌︎˶╹ꇴ╹˶✌︎

86 大 The End of Dayan: the Wind Rises in Handzhou AiharaHistorical691k WordsOngoing 357Reads5.8Score104Shelves

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The protagonist starts from the separation of the family, because the king of Qin in the north is promoted from the commander to the commander-in-chief. The plots are interlocking, and it is not a brainless novel!

87 中 Revitalize the Ming Dynasty and Rebuild China Love LeeksHistorical335k WordsCompleted 603Reads6.8Score—Shelves

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Looks good

88 明 The Rise of the Late Ming Dynasty: Building a New Chinese Empire The Eighth SeaHistorical3.8M WordsCompleted 5.8kReads5.8Score422Shelves

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Watch the Sichuan army conquer the world and establish a new Chinese empire.

89 大 Daming Procuratorate LintaiHistorical670k WordsOngoing 1.9kReads9.3Score247Shelves

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The police spirit traveled through the Ming Dynasty to the county town of a young police officer to trace the cause of death. I met the Longhushan Celestial Master, became brothers, and went to the Taoist temple to annihilate the family. Unexpectedly, I discovered the restoration of Chen Youliang's old ministry, the rebirth of King Huainan, the rebellion of King Tan, the southward movement of the Yinshan Sect, and other unsolved cases. These Taoist bosses are more powerful than the other. In order not to be pinched to death, I was forced to learn Taoism, met many influential figures in the history of the Ming Dynasty, and became the first Taoist king of the Ming Dynasty.

90 重 Brother Chongba, Let Me Be the Taizu of the Ming Dynasty. RebelHistorical490k WordsCompleted 315Reads5.7Score—Shelves

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I recommend these three books, the first two are Ming Dynasty. Personally, I think the first book is well written. It contains articles written in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties. The subject matter is relatively rare and the interesting points are very dense. The second book is not a pure novel. It is more elegantly written, with a slightly slower pace, perfect details, and basically no poisonous points. The third book is purely enjoyable, and that's all.

93 七 Save the Ming Dynasty in Seven Days? I'd Rather Hang Myself An Illiterate Writes a NovelHistorical2.8M WordsCompleted 68.3kReads9.3Score8.3kShelves

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"Sun and Moon Prosperity" - a passionate legend about the splendor of the Ming Dynasty. The direct emperor Zhu Yuntong, with the blood of Taizu and the glory of Chang Lan, is involved in the turbulent whirlpool of imperial power as the most orthodox heir. When the iron blood of Hongwu meets the elegance of Jianwen, let's see how the young emperor re-creates the prosperous Chinese era of "the sea embraces all rivers and all nations come to court" amidst the conflicts and intrigues of the court. Here is the most thrilling power struggle, the most soul-stirring passionate journey, a majestic epic that subverts the trajectory of history, and is about to begin its ups and downs - how will he, who is destined to do his bidding, break through the obstacles and create a true Ming Dynasty on which the sun and the moon never set?

97 大 Ming Dynasty: Zhu Biao Was Tricked into Rebelling, and Old Zhu Le Became Numb. Black AntHistorical1.6M WordsCompleted 819Reads6.8Score101Shelves

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Great book from Ming Dynasty, unique perspective