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Are You Interested in the History of the Ming Dynasty? Are There Any Books on the Ming Dynasty That Are Not Outrageous and Do Not Distort History?

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Don't be ridiculous, don't distort history, and don't include personal information. There is no limit to rebirth and time travel. The plot is interesting but not exaggerated. Are there any high-scoring Ming Dynasty novels?

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1 What Is the Cao Family's Research on the Party? I Am the Suoyin Sect of the Red Mansion. Come to the RiversideAncient Romance1.1M Wordsongoing 30.9kReads9.1Score3.7kShelves
2 Taking Off the Underwear of the Ming Dynasty History Book, the Emperor of All Realms Went Crazy and Killed Him Ghanaian Smoke in Qilin MountainHistorical1.8M Wordscompleted 5.3kReads7.7Score238Shelves
3 The Qing Dynasty Entered the Customs and Entered the Tyranny (Free Public Edition Book) Han Sucompleted 204Reads8.4Score—Shelves
4 Fragments of the Yongle Grand Ceremony Anonymouscompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
5 ** Lu MingkeHistorical111k Wordsongoing 461Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, slow-paced, not brainless, no time travel, no system, but with history and characters! The adopted son usurped power and controlled the feudal town, then wiped out the heroes, unified the world, and continued the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty for another five hundred years! New book is online, please recommend it
6 Starting from the Weisuo in the Late Ming Dynasty History of Southern Ming DynastyHistorical2.0M Wordsongoing 2.7kReads7.4Score292Shelves
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I have collected some good books from the late Ming Dynasty and would like to recommend them to all book lovers - here is the navigation so you will not get lost while reading.
7 Damn It, Who Said I'm Not a Eunuch? Wei WeiHistorical3.2M Wordscompleted 341kReads9.3Score44.5kShelves
8 Iron-Blooded and Residual Brightness Ke ShanmengHistorical2.4M Wordsongoing 122.3kReads9.3Score15.8kShelves
9 Tyrant of the Ming Dynasty, I Will Continue the Destiny of the Ming Dynasty for Another Three Hundred Years. KunwuHistorical6.1M Wordscompleted 130.1kReads9.2Score20.5kShelves
10 Ming Dynasty: Can the Ming Dynasty Be Saved in the Fifteenth Year of Chongzhen? It Turns Out That Fate Is OverHistorical1.0M Wordscompleted 12.3kReads8.9Score849Shelves
11 Ming Dynasty: There Are Seven Days Left Until the Country Is Overthrown Illiterates Write NovelsHistorical2.8M Wordscompleted 83.5kReads9.3Score12.2kShelves
12 ** Tiger of Fire VvvvHistorical3.0M Wordscompleted 9kReads5.8Score903Shelves
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The author has carefully studied the history of the Ming Dynasty and the Ming and Qing dynasties, although I feel that the later writing is a bit too self-indulgent.
13 Father Wanli River PebblesHistorical2.1M Wordsongoing 1.3kReads8.7Score—Shelves
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All very good!
14 Ming Dynasty, Li Jinglong's Different Life Thief of TimeHistorical2.3M Wordscompleted 170kReads9.2Score24.6kShelves
15 The Real Weightlifting Champion of the Ming Dynasty Bald Li SanHistorical3.1M Wordscompleted 57.8kReads9.0Score6.4kShelves
16 Turn the Sky Dugu ShiyiHistorical2.5M Wordsongoing 30.3kReads8.3Score3.7kShelves
17 Ming Dynasty: from Prisoner to King with Different Surname Green RedHistorical1.3M Wordscompleted 22.2kReads9.1Score1.9kShelves
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These books are all good-looking
18 I Lived from the Early Ming Dynasty to the Founding of the People's Republic of China Governor of Guangdong and GuangxiHistorical3.0M Wordscompleted 30.3kReads8.7Score2.5kShelves
19 Ming Dynasty: from Slave to Eternal Emperor Borrow One Hundred Thousand ArrowsHistorical5.1M Wordscompleted 51.8kReads8.9Score5.8kShelves
20 1621, a Different Ming Dynasty Rabbit on Hanlin StreetHistorical2.0M Wordscompleted 24.8kReads8.6Score2.8kShelves
21 Pretending to Be Surnamed Langya Eastern Zhou Gongzi NanHistorical1.4M Wordsongoing 1.2MReads9.7Score118.1kShelves
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I am a half-life bookworm, and I personally recommend these three books.
22 Spy Codename I Am Waste Barbed Wire Not Hot in WinterUrban2.8M Wordscompleted 230.6kReads9.5Score26.8kShelves
23 Daming: I Chang Yuchun's Brother, a Hero in the Early Ming Dynasty Panax NotoginsengHistorical2.1M Wordsongoing 9.8kReads8.6Score718Shelves
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The realism delayed by the title of the book is written in the early Ming Dynasty! "Da Ming: I am Chang Yuchun's biological brother and a hero in the early Ming Dynasty", the protagonist assumes the role of Chang Yuchun's younger brother Chang Yulin. He does not follow the path of systematic deification and relies purely on historical knowledge to survive in the troubled times of the late Yuan Dynasty. The author's research is very solid. From the surrender of troops in Hezhou, the battle of crossing the river to the pacification of Chen Youliang, the timeline of key battles and the relationships between the characters are basically consistent with historical facts. The protagonist's intervention is all in the details - changing a military order, repairing a food road, protecting a person who should have died young, slowly leveraging history with the butterfly effect. There is no brainless crushing, nor does Zhu Yuanzhang be described as a coward. The rise of Huaixi nobles and the pull of the court forces are all written with great weight. Those who like historical texts with a sense of drama can enjoy it. #EarlyHistory #draxiang # Textual Research Party # Chang Yuchun
24 Late Ming Dynasty: Superman Came to Yangzhou to Pretend to Be a Great Sage and Destroy the Qing Dynasty Say Hello to My BrotherHistorical1.1M Wordscompleted 2.1kReads7.4Score198Shelves
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In the late Ming Dynasty, Superman became the great sage and destroyed the Qing Dynasty.
25 Red Alert in the Late Qing Dynasty: Are My Mobilized Soldiers Players? A Thought of Flowers BloomingHistorical516k Wordscompleted 3.2kReads6.3Score405Shelves
26 War of Resistance: Integrate the Red Alert Template and Become Stronger When You Kill the Enemy Say Hello to My BrotherUrban337k Wordscompleted 2.2kReads—Score155Shelves
27 Anti-Japanese War: I Am Invincible Even If I Kill the Japanese on the Way to Escape from the Wilderness Say Hello to My BrotherUrban316k Wordscompleted 915Reads6.4Score108Shelves
28 Late Ming Dynasty: I Will Extend the Life of Ming Dynasty by 700 Years Mr. Mo XuanHistorical1.5M Wordsongoing 634Reads—Score—Shelves
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When writing and reading history books, scientific and technological progress is not an exaggeration.
29 Jiajing Is Such a Big Boy Resting CloudsHistorical5.4M Wordscompleted 10.3kReads8.6Score1.1kShelves
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The first one is more objective
30 At the End of the Ming Dynasty, I Played a Full Game, and My Subordinates Gave Me More Clothes. Big Dream in the SkyHistorical2.0M Wordsongoing 53.2kReads8.4Score5.8kShelves
31 Taizong Zhu Biao, the Sun Never Sets Tomorrow ShanzeHistorical3.5M Wordscompleted 32.3kReads8.7Score3.9kShelves
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The first book made me see a different Zhu Biao, the second one directly brought tears to my eyes, and the third one was also pretty good.
32 Daming: All of Lao Zhu's Sons Are Rebellious Governor of Guangdong and GuangxiHistorical541k Wordscompleted 8.6kReads8.5Score457Shelves
33 At the Beginning, Lao Zhu Cried in Mourning, and the Great Ming Sage Climbed Out of His Death Coffin. Great Sage of HetaoHistorical1.6M Wordscompleted 31.5kReads9.1Score4.2kShelves
34 Ming Dynasty God of War Zhu Di Shu YaojiuHistorical472k Wordscompleted 17.8kReads7.8Score1.6kShelves
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Hot-blooded Ming Dynasty, hot-blooded Zhu Di...[Like][Love]
35 Ming Dynasty*** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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The Ming Dynasty was the last peak of the Han family's feudal empire.
36 The Rise of the Late Ming Dynasty: Building a New Chinese Empire The Eighth SeaHistorical3.8M Wordscompleted 15.1kReads8.0Score1.5kShelves
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If you are afraid that the writing will be unfinished and the layout will be small at the end of the Ming Dynasty, just rush to this book! A long novel of 3.81 Million words! Complete the epic ending, without involving the Central Plains, directly open up the four seas, the Chinese blood is spread all over the world, the stamina is full, the whole book is thick and not trivial! ! ! ! !
37 Traveling Through Zhengde: Starting from Seizing the Gate to ZTE Songtao Night GameHistorical944k Wordsongoing 4.4kReads6.8Score380Shelves
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The mystery surrounding the death of Zhengde begins to unfold: three days after Zhengde's death, the edict has been issued, and the new king is on his way to Beijing. Ordinary modern people have traveled through time and have no choice but to seize the door in order to survive. It's a pity that the protagonist's power is limited. Fortunately, he knew how to use Wang Yangming, but the difficulty of winning the door is too great... I can't pass the three chapters. The protagonist is not high-powered, and he is not strong in governing the country. The logic must be reasonable, power and strategy are the core, and the reversals will continue from the beginning.
38 Fourth Uncle, Do You Also Want to Be Punished by Heaven? A Little TackyHistorical357k Wordsongoing 1.2kReads—Score116Shelves
39 In the 10Th Year of Wanli: Confederation of Liaodong A Little TackyHistorical1.4M Wordscompleted 9.9kReads7.5Score1.2kShelves
40 Guanshanqi Really a DogHistorical488k Wordscompleted 2.7kReads9.2Score338Shelves
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In the historical fiction category, I strongly recommend the first book, with strict logic, compact plot, and very realism. War, economy, politics, and resources are very closely intertwined. No time travel, no brainless fun, no cheats, no wisdom, no falling in love, no system. The current main plot trend of the first book: The first volume is watching a tall building rise and collapse, and then in Chapter 10, under the guidance of an expert, a reasonable reversal of tactics is completed. The second volume is full of the bitterness of workers at the bottom of the workplace who are squeezed but find ways to work their way up. The third volume begins with a battle volume, and begins to enter the violent aesthetic of blood and flesh. So far in the fourth volume, the worldview has once again been upgraded to a higher dimension, with the maps of East Asia, Central Asia, and West Asia being fully expanded to include multiple countries and multiple forces, forming a multi-polar geopolitical game pattern.
41 Salt Iron Really a Dogcompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves
42 Cripple? No, No, No, You All Have to Kneel Down and Call Me Sir. Mo Bai 1Historical1.4M Wordsongoing 24.2kReads8.2Score1.6kShelves
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Using old cases that have been dusty for many years as a lead, we peel back layers of cocoons to uncover the deep secrets behind the dynasty!
43 Ming Dynasty: from a Humble Family to a Superior Duke Old Liu Who Loves to Tell StoriesHistorical938k Wordscompleted 79Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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No nonsense, the timeline is roughly the same, from the period of Emperor Hongzhi to Emperor Zhengde
44 Hakka Army in the Late Ming Dynasty The Hakka KnifeHistorical291k Wordsongoing 3.7kReads5.8Score404Shelves
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The historical background of Jiangxi, Fujian and Guangdong in the late Ming Dynasty. The family worked with 20 people from the Inspection Department to train soldiers and put down the rebellion into an army.
45 Late Ming Dynasty: Prince Bing's Iron-Blooded Revival Snow of the NorthHistorical2.2M Wordscompleted 6.5kReads7.8Score681Shelves
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The iron-blooded resurgence in the late Ming Dynasty is unsystematic. Everyone who has read it said it is a good book. It is worth reading. A new book by a newcomer, with a million words already updated!
46 Tyrant Chongzhen: Another Three Hundred Years of Ming Dynasty! LondonHistorical2.6M Wordsongoing 126.7kReads8.4Score15.5kShelves
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Absolutely great book! Well worth seeing
47 The End of Dayan: the Wind Rises in Handzhou AiharaHistorical681k Wordsongoing 1.6kReads5.8Score164Shelves
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It is dark at the end of Ming Dynasty, but there are always people walking forward with lights. The male protagonist is that light. He tells everyone with his actions: The backbone of the Han family has never been broken, and the blood of serving the country is always hot.
48 The Most Dangerous Job: Traveling to the Late Ming Dynasty to Become Prime Minister Actually I'm Very NaughtyHistorical131k Wordsongoing 6Reads—Score—Shelves
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I have to look up information for hours to write a chapter. Is it my fault?
49 The Iron-Blooded Ming Dynasty, a Common Man's Anger Splashed the Mountains and Rivers with Blood Lingnan JuniorHistorical330k Wordsongoing 84Reads—Score—Shelves
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It's so beautiful. It keeps getting better and better. It's amazing!
50 Rebuilding the Country in Nanming Essay TaoistHistorical1.4M Wordscompleted 23kReads9.0Score2.1kShelves
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Among the good books of the late Ming Dynasty, I strongly recommend the first one - the plot is reasonable. Although the score is only 6.1 - It is not brainless and very passionate.