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Interested in Ming Dynasty History. Any Books That Aren't Melodramatic or Historically Distorted?

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No melodrama, no distortion of history, and preferably no authorial agendas slipped in. Rebirth and transmigration are both fine. Are there any interesting Ming dynasty novels that aren't ridiculously over-the-top?

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51 The Soul Penetrates the Jiajing Emperor, Starting from the Bombardment of the Sage Confucius' Mansion GuanhengHistorical1.7M WordsOngoing 80Reads5.8Score103Shelves
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If you are bored, you can take a look
52 The Direct Grandson of the Ming Dynasty, His Father Zhu Biao and His Ancestor Zhu Yuanzhang Kittens Love to Eat Fish and Mice Love Rice.Historical2.5M WordsOngoing 25.7kReads8.0Score2.1kShelves
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Take a look at this book, maybe you like it
53 Ming Mo: Stop Rushing! I, the Governor, Just Want to Fish Walking Drunkenly in the World of MortalsHistorical1.1M WordsOngoing 6.6kReads—Score437Shelves
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Share a niche realistic late Ming masterpiece "Ming Dynasty: Don't rush me!" I, the Governor, Just Wants to Fish" There are too many mindless and cool articles on the market that make light of the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty. This book has a completely different style and solid historical research. The protagonist Goldfinger only summons famous historical generals once, and then completely returns to the realistic route. There is no brainless cheating, no harem, and no cliché hooks. It tells the story of the internal and external difficulties during the Chongzhen period with a calm heart. The lines are full of the helpless struggles of ordinary people and officials in troubled times. It is suitable for book lovers who prefer serious history of the late Ming Dynasty and reject fast food short stories. The pace is not too slow, but the more you read, the more interesting it becomes.
54 Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty, Don't Teach the Han People to Subjugate the World A Vast Sea of Grains of RiceHistorical1.1M WordsOngoing 5.7kReads8.8Score551Shelves
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If you want to see details and backgrounds that are completely historical and not ridiculous, come read my novels! My novel actually has a historical background, vivid character descriptions, ups and downs of the plot, and the development of the plot is driven by real historical events. You won't be able to stop reading it!
55 Tyrant Chongzhen: Another Three Hundred Years of Ming Dynasty! LondonHistorical2.7M WordsOngoing 109.5kReads8.5Score8.9kShelves
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Absolutely great book! Well worth seeing
56 Traveling Through the Late Ming Dynasty: Leading the Peasant Uprising Chuhuan RiverHistorical7.2M WordsOngoing 13.5kReads8.5Score970Shelves
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This is true, but if you are a fan, you probably won't like it
57 Why Is It Clear? NikitaHistorical1.1M WordsOngoing 280Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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This book is simply a piece of the history of the Ming Dynasty. You can hardly see the villain in this book, and there is no decent character. Even the protagonist is almost offline. Although it is on the recommendation list, I still recommend it!
58 I Was a Dog in My Previous Life Mo MoxiHistorical72k WordsOngoing 57Reads—Score—Shelves
59 Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty: I Don't Want to Hang Myself What a Little FoolHistorical266k WordsOngoing 22Reads—Score—Shelves
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There is no system, there is no frustration in the whole process, Chongzhen's IQ is online throughout the whole process, famous ministers and generals work together to fight from the edge of national subjugation to global hegemony. The history writers close their eyes and cannot stop!
60 I Hung a Tree in Chongzhen to Cross South and Brought My Roommates to Revive the Ming Dynasty JieluoHistorical425k WordsOngoing 82Reads—Score104Shelves
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This is the story of three modern university students who traveled back in time to the three sons of Chongzhen on March 18, 1644. It is not a cool article, and there is no system. In the first ten chapters, a few loyal ministers were gathered together to flee to Nanjing, and the road to rebuilding the country began in Nanjing. The technology tree lights up at a relatively normal speed (steam engines, modern firearms, etc. Will not appear at the beginning, not those pseudo-historical theories), and the author will also give many records in ancient books for popular science (such as the mines, landmines, etc. Recorded in "Weapons Illustrations", which are far ahead in the world). The most important thing is that officials are not called "adults" in the book. I think this has defeated most Ming Dynasty novels. After all, officials were not called "adults" in the Ming Dynasty. However, I think some of the plots in this book are still too idealistic, especially the first ten chapters, which are too slow and the description of ancient officialdom is too simple. I'll give it a try and see what happens next.
61 Chongzhen: My Life Is Like Walking on Thin Ice The Breeze Chases Away the Dust and Leaves No Common People BehindHistorical2.0M WordsOngoing 1kReads6.4Score103Shelves
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Five-star recommendation for several unsystematic historical travel masterpieces that you can't put down. The first new work: describes the late Ming Dynasty, when natural disasters occurred frequently, the court was incompetent, the treasury was empty, the borders were in turmoil, people's livelihood was in decline, and internal and external troubles occurred. At this time, the time traveler Zhu Youjian was born and watched how the last Han emperor managed to survive step by step in the treacherous and treacherous palace, then went to Longyou in Xindi to build his power secretly, and finally turned the world around and ruled the world. The highlight of this book is that the characters are vivid and vivid, and they are not just tools to promote the development of the plot. Each one has flesh and blood, has sorrow and joy, has plans and calculations, analyzes human nature, conceals wisdom, hides edge, saves oneself, and is temperate... Use cognition as a knife to break the thieves in the heart and break the trap of others. The second and third books: The writing skills are profound, smooth and natural, the plot development is reasonable and well-considered, the characters are vivid, and the IQ is online. It complements the lineage of Prince Yiwen and Zhu Biao. Watch the ordinary fireworks between the direct emperor Zhu Xiongying and the three generations of Zhu Biao and Zhu Yuanzhang. Each of the three generations has a dynasty mission and controls the world step by step. The fourth book: With profound historical background, sharp writing and rigorous logic, fate is unpredictable and interests are ruthless. Let's see how Zhu Youxiao, the short-lived carpenter emperor, plans the overall situation and the world. The fifth book: Fight against rebellion, defend the capital, attack and build slaves, stabilize the border, eliminate traitors, fight against the officials and gentry, and punish the officials... Natural disasters and military disasters and the barriers between officials and gentry become the shackles of fate. Use wisdom to cut the shackles, and rely on fate as the bet; when the laws of survival and the weaknesses of human nature are intertwined into a web, use conspiracy to break the web, use the game as a chess game, and win the half of the sky, then you will be a true hero. In short, there are turmoils in the temples and palaces, scheming for power, traveling through time and space, exploring the legends of emperors, making up for the regrets of the dynasty, showing the charm of history, the rise and fall, and the wheel of history is rolling forward.
62 Ming Dynasty: Zhu Biao Became Black and Jingnan Was Gone Panax NotoginsengHistorical508k WordsOngoing 32kReads8.8Score2.8kShelves
63 Daming: the Apocalypse Is Immortal and the Ming Is Immortal Four ElephantsHistorical627k WordsOngoing 115.3kReads8.8Score13.8kShelves
64 Chongzhen! Recruit! Beef BallsHistorical1.0M WordsOngoing 2.3kReads5.8Score172Shelves
65 Daming: I Have Millions of Soldiers, You Talk to Me About the Ancestral System Mo YunfanHistorical2.4M WordsOngoing 125kReads8.3Score9kShelves
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The soul traveled through Emperor Tianqi in the late Ming Dynasty, holding the system of the Empire Era, and changed his fate against the will of heaven when the building was about to collapse! This book perfectly integrates the golden finger of the system into the confrontation between the Ming Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty, the confrontation between the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty, and the Age of Discovery. It has a solid historical background and is full of super exciting feelings! The battles of power and intelligence are intertwined, the war with cold weapons is exciting, and the game in the court is thrilling. The protagonist uses the power of the system to strengthen the army and open up ports and seas. Every time he suppresses Hou Jin and conquers Mongolia, it makes people excited! The author's writing style is sophisticated, the plot logic is strict, and the characters are vivid and three-dimensional. There are also carefully crafted PPT settings and Easter egg pictures, bringing an immersive reading experience! Book lovers who like history + systematic writing should not miss this sincere masterpiece!
66 Emperor Wu of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang's Eldest Son Zhu Biao! Broken BladeHistorical63k WordsOngoing 143Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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It fits the historical background, is unsystematic, has rigorous logic, the characters are vivid and lively, the IQ is online, and the writing is smooth and natural. I highly recommend it!
67 Rebirth Zhu Biao and Create the Peak of Ming Dynasty Rich Miss SuHistorical111k WordsCompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
68 Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang Cried at the Beginning Tea Book GoldfishHistorical1.2M WordsOngoing 209Reads5.8Score—Shelves
69 The Strong Backbone of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Qizhen, the Fortress Sect BookwormHistorical591k WordsOngoing 2.3kReads5.8Score129Shelves
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In the Ming Dynasty, how many people are in despair? How many of the sixteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty died a happy death? The changes in Tumu Fort are even more suspicious! The protagonist travels through Zhuqi Town, but it is the eve of the Tumubao Incident. How to break the situation? No system, no cheats...
70 Guanshanqi Really a DogHistorical488k WordsCompleted 7.5kReads9.2Score986Shelves
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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.
71 Tianmu: My Live Broadcast Covers Ancient and Modern Times Seventh LineHistorical242k WordsCompleted 731Reads5.8Score107Shelves
72 Late Ming Dynasty: from the People to the People Mr. Dong LinHistorical1.0M WordsOngoing 1.3kReads8.7Score153Shelves
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Restoration essays on farming group portraits during the Chongzhen period of the late Ming Dynasty. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the protagonist established a peasant association, and small figures of various classes and classes emerged, including potters, prostitutes, actors, chicken farmers, weavers, dung pickers, tofu sellers, scholars, etc. They started a new life under the darkness of drought and taxation in the magnificent late Ming Dynasty. Smoke rises from every village, actors gain dignity, girls put on new clothes, scholars develop new schools, children have compulsory education, Confucianism has been innovated, newspapers have entered thousands of households, people go to parties to watch operas and listen to music, and improved music, archeology, clothing, customs and delicacies are springing up like mushrooms after a rain. With the collective efforts of the people, the people came together to pave roads and build bridges, improve people's livelihood, and usher in the era of reform.
73 Fourth Uncle, Do You Also Want to Be Punished by Heaven? A Little TackyHistorical442k WordsOngoing 1.2kReads—Score104Shelves
74 In the 10Th Year of Wanli: Confederation of Liaodong A Little TackyHistorical1.4M WordsCompleted 6.9kReads7.5Score536Shelves
75 Double Wear: My Villa Is Connected to the Ming Dynasty Xiping OfficialsHistorical748k WordsCompleted 7.6kReads6.8Score597Shelves
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The modern funny rich second generation VS the charming and naive princess of Ming Dynasty, they will explain to you the underlying logic of the feudal dynasty while laughing and cursing! Pure hand fighting, living humanities, single female protagonist!
76 Ming Dynasty: Seventeenth Year of Liaodong EarlyHistorical413k WordsOngoing 103Reads—Score104Shelves
77 Two Deserters and a Widow Exploding Teeth Is Also CrazyHistorical792k WordsOngoing 133Reads6.8Score—Shelves
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The only Ming Dynasty ecological history article on the entire Internet, the only one! ! ! ! !
78 Those Things in the Late Ming Dynasty Akinayama InsectHistorical1.3M WordsOngoing 863Reads7.4Score—Shelves
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Recommend good books, I can't stop reading them
79 Daming Procuratorate LintaiHistorical668k WordsOngoing 2kReads9.3Score250Shelves
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The author has been engaged in religious history research for a long time. He strictly followed historical facts such as "Records of Ming Taizu" and researched Taoist classics and local county annals such as "Tao Zang", "Longhu Mountain Chronicles", "Maoshan Chronicles" and local county annals. Without a certain cultural level and historical foundation, you may not be able to read it. ,,
80 Daming: [There Is Something Wrong with This Grocery Store] Minglou IHistorical419k WordsOngoing 93Reads5.8Score110Shelves
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I'm here, highly recommended [like][like][like]
81 The Father of the First Assistant Is About to Die, and Everyone in the Court Says That I Will Buy the Top Pick. Solo AnglerHistorical122k WordsOngoing 66Reads—Score—Shelves
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This book is logically rigorous and has been read 30% of the time.
82 My Uncle Is Wei Zhongxian Written in His ThirtiesHistorical254k WordsCompleted 89Reads—Score—Shelves
83 Chixue Mieqing Golden Chicken WingsHistorical4.0M WordsCompleted 6.1kReads5.8Score302Shelves
84 Ming Dynasty Liu HepingHistorical653k WordsCompleted 38.9kReads9.6Score7.2kShelves
85 The Philosopherian Emperor Chongzhen: the Ming Dynasty in the New Era Mr. Cao of Jian'anHistorical649k WordsOngoing 484Reads8.3Score124Shelves
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Welcome to watch, criticize and correct
86 The First Volume of a Coward's Survival Record in the Late Ming Dynasty I'm About to MissHistorical531k WordsOngoing 76Reads—Score—Shelves
87 I Was the Head of State in the Late Ming Dynasty and Established the Manchu Concentration Camp Neither Can SaHistorical1.5M WordsOngoing 49.5kReads8.1Score5.7kShelves
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The time-travel novel is very consistent with the history of the Ming Dynasty. The historical background is very accurate. The writing is sophisticated and the plot is exciting. It is not bloody but not brainless. It is worth reading [Cool] [Cool] [Cool]
88 I Was Engaged in Maritime Power in the Late Ming Dynasty Sesame Oil Plus Oil ConsumptionHistorical283k WordsOngoing 139Reads—Score—Shelves
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New book, still being updated, the main character has been initially developed!
89 Nanming 1644: the Deposed Emperor Ran Away at the Beginning A Small Red CrossHistorical744k WordsOngoing 523Reads5.8Score105Shelves
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Here it comes, self-recommended, Nanming Hongguang's opening, not a cool article, partial to group portraits, updated daily.
90 Tsunami Daming Graceful BeautyHistorical367k WordsCompleted 154Reads—Score—Shelves
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The hidden flowers in the brothel 🌸 VS the heroes of the sea, a tsunami-like disaster sweeping the empire! Do you think the Ming Dynasty was just about singing and dancing? No, there is also a playground for wild ghosts from hell! Here are the most ferocious black slave traders in the world, a Portuguese fleet armed to the teeth, and a murderous wave of Japanese pirates. Bloody arhats on the battlefield, monsters and monsters in the officialdom, all appeared one by one with a tsunami-like attack and disaster. In this stormy sea, there are not only swords and swords, but also lingering love stories. 🌊 "Tsunami Ming": takes you into the most chaotic, real and cruel pirate world!
91 Ming Dynasty: a Veteran of the Nine Dynasties Lived a Long Life Scholar Who Wins a MarquisateHistorical2.0M WordsCompleted 18.4kReads8.9Score1.4kShelves
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Those who are not afraid of being slapped with knives
92 After Failing the Exam, I Was Reborn as an Auditor in Daxia Deep Sea Old MoHistorical657k WordsCompleted 11Reads—Score—Shelves
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An alternate history book that seems to be set in the Ming Dynasty.
93 Xie Jin, a Talented Man of the Ming Dynasty Tianxingjian 6729Historical170k WordsCompleted 5Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Ancient chinese stories
94 Wen Tianxiang, Gu Zhong of the Song Dynasty Tianxingjian 6729Historical342k WordsCompleted 20Reads5.8Score—Shelves
95 Qin Dynasty Tianxingjian 6729Historical1.3M WordsOngoing 2.2kReads9.2Score297Shelves
96 The Counterattack Starting from Prince Fu's Mansion in the Late Ming Dynasty DumboHistorical874k WordsOngoing 499Reads5.8Score108Shelves
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This is a good book, you can read it.
97 Late Ming Dynasty: Prince Bing's Iron-Blooded Revival Northern SnowHistorical2.2M WordsCompleted 8.8kReads7.9Score873Shelves
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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!
98 Once I Am Engaged in Military Industry, You Want Me to Save the Ming Dynasty? Stainless Steel PoetHistorical301k WordsOngoing 11.4kReads6.6Score1.1kShelves
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A good historical article about the late Ming Dynasty
99 Ming Dynasty: from a Humble Family to a Superior Duke Old Liu Who Loves to Tell StoriesHistorical938k WordsCompleted 139Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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No nonsense, the timeline is roughly the same, from the period of Emperor Hongzhi to Emperor Zhengde
100 A Book That Travels Through the Ming Dynasty and Conquers the World Bei YizeHistorical350k WordsOngoing 22Reads—Score—Shelves
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I like this type of writing. The plot of this book is not cliché, and the content is also very detailed and beautiful.