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?
When I rush to take the exam in the capital, I meet fellow scholars from the same hometown. There is competition and support: we stay up late to study together, we deal with the examiner's difficulties together, we complain about the harshness of the imperial examination, and in the end some people fail and some go to high school. The feeling of being classmates mixed with regrets and blessings is particularly true.
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
Jump out of the narrative of emperors and generals, and travel through time to become Li Guo, without cheating the system. After seeing clearly the defeat of Dashun, he did not show his momentary courage and settled in Jingxiang to appease the tenant soldiers, and in the collapsed and troubled times, he worked hard to find a way for ordinary people to survive.
The story begins with the defeat of Wuhu in 1645. The protagonist retreats to southern Anhui and gathers various rebels from scratch. There are no brainless crushing cheats. The system will only be activated in desperate situations. The outcome depends more on the protagonist's planning of the game. The whole book adheres to the overall historical framework and only uses the butterfly effect to fine-tune local events, while retaining the background and general endings of most historical figures. The IQ of the commanders of both the enemy and ourselves is online. The logic of internal affairs, multi-party diplomacy, and battlefield strategies is complete. It respects the historical background. It is suitable for lovers of late Ming Dynasty history who pursue rigor and do not like to tamper with historical facts.
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