I Want Books to Revitalize the Ming Dynasty, Not Western Pseudo-History, but Real and Well-Written Books.
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I want to read a book similar to "The Ming Dynasty: I asked you to hang yourself, but not to rebuild the Ming Dynasty". Ming Dynasty History In addition, you can also read the book I posted. It is really well written. The author restores the true history while continuing to write the story of the Ming Dynasty. It is a pity that in order to write
This one, in one sentence, you will not be able to read other Ming Dynasty novels after reading this book. The author is a Chazhihu thesis writing, which directly exposes the false history of the West. Many of the contents shatter past perceptions.
The content of this book is super interesting [get it][get it]. The male protagonist traveled to the Ming Dynasty and became Zhu Biao, and often scolded him in front of Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Yuanzhang doted on him very much, and his brothers also respected him very much. The protagonist is very smart, brave and resourceful. This involves the interests of family and country|•'-'•)و✧
If Chinese history is compared to a continuous mountain range, then this work is a detailed contour map. It marks the altitude of each peak and the depth of each canyon; it marks the direction of the main mountains and does not ignore the twists and turns of the branches. With this map, not only will you not get lost, but you will also be able to appreciate the majestic panorama of the mountains and rivers.
This book was written with a lot of references, including the historical materials of the Ming Dynasty, "Ming Shilu", "Da Ming Huidian", "Guoyan", and "Da Ming Law". The "Ming History" written by Tatar and Qing Dynasties is only for reference. Some of them are fictitious and not made up. The low score is just because too few people have read it!
Zhu Di, Emperor Wu, Shangguan Wan'er, Di Renjie, etc. Came through time, "Who is kneeling to give away my kingdom?!"... The idea is novel and the writing is brilliant! Well worth reading! [Like][Like]
The first book is about three modern university students who traveled through time and became the three sons of Chongzhen, and then Dorgon on the Qing side was a modern Manchu relic. It is a group portrait, and the technology tree lights up at a relatively normal speed (it does not start with steam engines, modern firearms, etc.). The author will also give many records in ancient books for popular science (for example, the mines and landmines recorded in "Weapons Illustrations" 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. The second book is about traveling through time and becoming Emperor Tianqi. It can be said that the Emperor Tianqi's magic in history is much more powerful than that of Chongzhen. Everyone is recommending the third book, so I'll save it for later and read it slowly.
These two books are very good, one is about crossing Tianqi, and the other is about crossing Zhu Changluo. They are both novels with little gold fingers, more logical, and manipulative.
"Come on, everyone, what kind of emperor am I? I can't recognize my own father as my father?! Who are I bullying?! But I'm also awesome. Even though I haven't been in court for decades, no one dares to rebel against me?!"... Based on history, brilliant literary talent! The Emperor's Mind is worth reading!
For this one, read chapter by chapter carefully, it is full of knowledge points, and it will directly analyze historical issues for you from an objective perspective, and it is also written according to official history.
This is it. After reading this book, you don't need to look for other books to read it. After reading this book, you can't even get enough of the others.
How should I put it? Fine chaff is simply fine chaff. It can be mixed up in the temple. How can it be simple? It gives a three-dimensional description of the characters in history. In other words, there are no villains, and their positions are different. Everyone looks like a villain. It is very particular about some details, especially the strategic layout and war. It even involves a lot of marching routes and geographical knowledge, as well as discussions about human nature, etc. It is a good book.
[Chigua] Since I'm looking for hard stuff, I'll continue to recommend this book. This is my favorite book among the Tomato Crossings, even more than "Iron Blood", because it requires a certain threshold to understand what the author is talking about, about constitutional monarchy, ideological awakening, and the power to promote social progress. Let me remind you again, this is not a cool article. If you want to read a cool article, you can only read a cool article about persuading people to quit.
Yellow sand and white bones, blue sea and blood waves! This is the hardcore history that men should read! To the north is the Anda cavalry, which is "the tomb of thousands of bones", and to the south is the frenzy of Japanese pirates who are like "wild ghosts from hell". Caught in the middle are the turbulent officialdom and the ordinary people whose lives are like straw. This is not a play house, this is a real Shura field! See how Zhu Wan fought his way out of a crowd of demons and monsters, and see how Lu Ti and Yu Dayou used their flesh and blood to rebuild the maritime kingdom!
This person is the one who revitalized the Ming Dynasty, but he is a descendant of the old Zhu family. It is quite interesting to build through overthrow!
I recommend this book. It perfectly explains what it means to promote the prestige of the Ming Dynasty. It is not too harsh, there are many passages that will make people laugh or feel very humorous, but it also has historical evidence. It is not so empty-handed, nor is it divorced from reality. As for the West you mentioned, this novel completely denounces the West as a group of plagiarists.
A very good novel. Although it borrows some plots from Shao and Song Dynasties, it is still a very good novel. The author may not be good at writing novels, but his level of classical Chinese is very high. The protagonist is a selfless idealist. Don't read this if you are a shady person. I'm afraid you will contaminate the comment area of this novel.
This is the book I have been reading recently. He traveled through time and became the son of the Carpenter Emperor, preventing Chongzhen from ascending to the throne. The Carpenter Emperor avoided being given the posthumous title of Xizong. The author is also analyzing the differences between history and our current handling of many things. It feels like a very good novel.
Shock! A royal family of the Ming Dynasty actually used revolver mountain cannon to disperse the Eight Banners! What's even more shocking is that he just wants to lie down! While Chongzhen was still scheming, Zhu Ping'an had already used a revolver rocket launcher to blast a bloody path to the stars for China!
This book fits this theme very well. It starts with Westerners traveling through history and changing the destiny of mankind. Starting from the early years of the Ming Dynasty, it is 100% about revitalizing the Ming Dynasty. The idea is completely different from ordinary hydrology. The author's writing style is also good. I felt comfortable reading it.
I have studied the history of the Ming Dynasty for a while. I feel that the foundation of the late Ming Dynasty was very good. It needed money, people, technology, and ideas. Of course, these were not in the hands of the emperor, nor in the hands of the common people. As long as they have the normal historical knowledge of future generations and sit in that position, anyone can reshape history without any need for systems or golden fingers. There is no reason not to win
The protagonist travels through the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, continuously develops his power, forms awakening elements, and finally creates a new world. It is a historical fantasy novel. It is very interesting.
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