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Books Set During the Chongzhen Reign at the End of the Ming Dynasty

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1 Emperor Chongzhen: I Don't Dissolve in Water, and I Can Rebuild the Great Ming Three Bows in the Peach GardenHistorical1.5M WordsOngoing 33.7kReads8.2Score2.6kShelves
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This is the most emperor-like protagonist among all the emperor novels I have read, and it is also the best with the best balance between coolness and reasonableness, without violating harmony at all.
2 Military Glory Is Exchanged for a Wife, and I Become the Ming God of War Yaosi Lingjiu WuyáoHistorical104k WordsOngoing 7Reads—Score—Shelves
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Late Ming Dynasty, highly recommended
3 The Ming Dynasty Started with Overlord Power but Made Me a Civil Servant? I Eat Beef with CilantroHistorical528k WordsOngoing 12.5kReads—Score808Shelves
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Ming Dynasty, Yongle,
4 Once I Am Engaged in Military Industry, You Want Me to Save the Ming Dynasty? Stainless Steel PoetHistorical322k WordsOngoing 11.1kReads6.7Score1.1kShelves
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A good historical article about the late Ming Dynasty
5 Irritated Chongzhen: What Kind of Strategy Do You Want? Just Do It and It's Over Lunge and Straight PunchHistorical661k WordsCompleted 17.4kReads8.5Score1.9kShelves
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This book is so cool, just throw away your brain and do it! The changes at the beginning turned the battle to defend Beijing into a war to destroy the country after the Jin Dynasty! Huang Taiji has made everyone sweat! Chase to the ancestral land of Tunguska and avoid future troubles forever!
6 Ming Dynasty Tyrant: I’ll Extend the Dynasty’s Reign by 300 Years KunwuHistorical6.1M WordsCompleted 124.7kReads9.2Score17.9kShelves
7 Great Ming: I Told You to Hang Yourself, Not Become a Tyrant Red Leaves Cover the MountainsHistorical2.1M WordsCompleted 765Reads7.0Score100Shelves
8 Chongzhen's Seventeenth Year: My Coming Back Is Not a Joke! Shoeless BoyHistorical92k WordsOngoing 41Reads—Score—Shelves
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Based on historical facts, not brainless, non-systematic writing, let's see how this different version of Chongzhen came back against the odds!
9 The End of Dayan: the Wind Rises in Handzhou AiharaHistorical691k WordsOngoing 357Reads5.8Score104Shelves
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Highly recommend this hard-core strategy Lumen Finale! There are no cheats in the whole process, and all the male protagonist's comebacks are due to accurate historical predictions and careful human calculations. Dealing with gentry clans, rogue bandits, and border enemy troops, every decision is carefully considered and every battle is well-founded. There is no brainless crushing, it is all wisdom and danger to survive in troubled times!
10 A Soldier Who Fled in the Late Ming Dynasty: I Want to Live in Peace, but Troubled Times Force Me to Draw My Sword Golden Rabbit HeadHistorical213k WordsOngoing 180Reads—Score—Shelves
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The most authentic late Ming Dynasty text, absolutely true! The evidence is detailed, the logic is rigorous, and the details are heart-wrenching. The protagonist lives in the late Ming Dynasty, has no system, no golden fingers, no wisdom from the Holy Mother, and the brain circuit of an engineering dog, struggling to survive step by step. The key point: this book does not insult your IQ. . . . .
11 The Tyrant Chongzhen Continued the Ming Dynasty for Three Hundred Years Flowers Bloom Like YouHistorical256k WordsCompleted 21Reads—Score—Shelves
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Three days before the fall of the country, save the Ming Dynasty
12 Unfinished Business Lose 60 PoundsHistorical533k WordsOngoing 72Reads—Score—Shelves
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This, the content is very practical, establishing a base step by step.
13 Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty: I Don't Want to Hang Myself Just a Little FoolHistorical266k WordsOngoing 22Reads—Score—Shelves
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The pattern is immediately full: capture the Japanese pirate country, reach the Arctic Circle, occupy Antarctica, march into the Atlantic Ocean, truly make the sun and moon shine on the bright earth, and forcibly continue the Ming Dynasty into an empire on which the sun never sets.
14 Traveling Through Chongzhen and Rebuilding the Ming Dynasty Lao Yang, the Best-Selling VillaHistorical241k WordsOngoing 1.1kReads—Score—Shelves
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There is no tyrant, no killing, the whole city develops secretly
15 The Ming Dynasty at Sunset The Long River Flows into the SeaHistorical1.3M WordsOngoing 17.6kReads6.9Score1.4kShelves
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The refugee's way of survival! Difficult rhythm! Long Vice!
16 For the Ming Pink CapeHistorical1.7M WordsCompleted 13.9kReads8.5Score1.3kShelves
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Recommended historical texts of the late Ming Dynasty
17 I, the Ming Dynasty Clan, Don't Want to Be a Bandit Pink CapeHistorical935k WordsOngoing 32.3kReads8.7Score3kShelves
18 Daming: Wear as Chongzhen at the Beginning, I Choose to Be Bad Ka Ka Ka Ka BuHistorical281k WordsOngoing 3kReads—Score250Shelves
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This is the most emperor-like book I have ever read, and it is in line with history.
19 Empress Wu Came to the Ming Dynasty: I Will Support the Ming Dynasty for Three Hundred Years BanxianshanrenHistorical486k WordsCompleted 21Reads—Score—Shelves
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A high-quality Machiavellian novel about saving the country in the late Ming Dynasty, with strict logic and smooth writing. Jianghu is not about fighting and killing, and governing the country is not about fighting and killing. Why use swords and guns if you have a brain?
20 The Sinister Chongzhen: Another Three Hundred Years of Ming Dynasty BanxianshanrenHistorical653k WordsCompleted 2Reads5.8Score—Shelves
21 Traveling Through Chongzhen, I Fell in Love with Your Daughter BanxianshanrenHistorical26k WordsCompleted 2Reads—Score—Shelves
22 The Steady Chongzhen, Starting with Saving Wei Zhongxian Milk DrunkHistorical4.3M WordsOngoing 49.3kReads8.6Score5kShelves
23 The Counterattack Starting from Prince Fu's Mansion in the Late Ming Dynasty DumboHistorical887k WordsCompleted 490Reads5.8Score108Shelves
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This could have been done!
24 Great Ming: I Transmigrated into the Founder's Portrait Lazy Fish Never Turns OverHistorical1.4M WordsCompleted 17.1kReads9.2Score1.2kShelves
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It's pretty well written, you can take a look.
25 Dressed as the Wanli Prince, Whoever Likes This Red Pill Will Take It Resting CloudHistorical1.9M WordsOngoing 10.6kReads7.1Score1kShelves
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Unsystematic, not brainless, slow-paced, not a cool article...
26 Jiajing’s Beloved Eldest Son Resting CloudHistorical5.4M WordsCompleted 8.5kReads8.5Score780Shelves
27 Gou Lived in the Late Ming Dynasty and Was Invincible When He Lay Flat. Yi HaishengHistorical1.7M WordsCompleted 249Reads5.5Score—Shelves
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The new book is good, you can read it
28 Survival in the Late Ming Dynasty: I Use the Anti-Involution System to Win Yi HaishengHistorical108k WordsCompleted 1Reads—Score—Shelves
29 Awakening of Meishan: Zhu Yuanzhang's Soul Penetrates Chongzhen Strange Mountains and RiversHistorical1.1M WordsOngoing 23Reads—Score—Shelves
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On March 19, the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, the old tree with a crooked neck on Meishan Mountain was still swaying in the wind. But this time, the rope hanging up broke. The moment Zhu Yuanzhang opened his eyes, he found himself lying in a thin body. The Dragon Throne is his, but the world is about to lose it. The army besieged the city, the officials were alienated, the treasury was empty, and the capital camp was in ruins. The nobles cried out for poverty, the officials collaborated with the enemy, the generals waited and watched, and the civil servants surrendered. This is not the Ming Dynasty he conquered. But it doesn't matter - once again, he will make everyone remember what the founder of the country means. He is not Chongzhen. He is Zhu Yuanzhang.
30 Chongzhen Will Not Perish: I Will Lead the Ming Dynasty to Dominate the World That Uncle 4567Historical583k WordsCompleted 65Reads—Score—Shelves
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Let's just look at Chongzhen
31 Ming Dynasty God of War Zhu Di Shu Yao JiuHistorical472k WordsCompleted 18.1kReads8.0Score1.2kShelves
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In order to defend the country, he trained himself to be a god of war; in order to avoid the imperial envoys, he pretended to be crazy and acted stupid; in order to survive, he had to fight from Peking to Nanjing... He lived the way we want to live: if you don't accept it, do it; if you lose, admit it; if you win, don't pretend...
32 The Ming Dynasty’s Special Reconnaissance Troops: The Night Watchmen Shu Yao JiuHistorical456k WordsCompleted 689Reads5.8Score101Shelves
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"Ye Bu Shu" is a special and elite scout in the border army of China's Ming Dynasty. Please take a look: hard-core reconnaissance duel, layer-by-layer reversal of spy battles, and involuntary affection, all in this legend of the Ming Dynasty special scouts! Exciting, suspenseful, and dangerous...
33 Traveling Through the Late Ming Dynasty: Survival on the Loess Plateau The Chief Who Loves DrinkingHistorical1.1M WordsCompleted 11.7kReads7.2Score1.3kShelves
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Please see if this book meets the requirements
34 Everyone in the Civil and Military Dynasties Said I Was Crazy. Write Down KyushuHistorical214k WordsCompleted 9Reads—Score—Shelves
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I recommend an unpopular late Ming Dynasty novel called "Everyone in the Civil and Military Dynasties Says I'm Crazy". I don't engage in black technology from the sky and carry out reforms in a down-to-earth manner.
35 Ming Mo: Stop Rushing! I, the Governor, Just Want to Fish Walking Drunkenly in the World of MortalsHistorical1.1M WordsOngoing 6.1kReads—Score414Shelves
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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. Worth reading
36 Soldiers Traveling Through 1852: the Rise of the Nation Shaking XuanyuanHistorical773k WordsCompleted 57Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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You can also read novels about rebellion in the late Qing Dynasty
37 The Sino-Japanese War of 1894: The Rise of the Far East Shaking XuanyuanUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 11.3kReads7.7Score565Shelves
38 Late Ming Dynasty: the Black Pearl Dominates the World A Xu RuqingHistorical265k WordsOngoing 61Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Ming Dynasty on the sea came to destroy the Qing Dynasty from other angles!
39 Wanli Forty-Sixth Year A Xu RuqingHistorical374k WordsOngoing 46Reads—Score—Shelves
40 At the End of the Ming Dynasty, I, Zhu Cihong, Built the Ming Dynasty Super Empire Little ImpatientHistorical865k WordsCompleted 728Reads5.8Score109Shelves
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I recommend a few books, they are pretty good.
41 Reborn as a Tyrant in the Great Ming Painting LingyanHistorical3.3M WordsCompleted 19.7kReads9.0Score1.6kShelves
42 We Started with 3,000 Heavy Armored Infantry, How Could Our Ming Dynasty Lose? 1213576Historical530k WordsOngoing 25.4kReads5.8Score1.5kShelves
43 Late Ming: Chongzhen, Don't Ascend the Throne Yet. Let Me Play Dead First Persimmons Are PoisonousHistorical2.2M WordsCompleted 24.1kReads9.1Score2.4kShelves
44 Guzhong in the Sea Wu XuanqingHistorical746k WordsOngoing 135Reads—Score—Shelves
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It's really good-looking, the last lonely loyalty of the Ming Dynasty! 👍🏻
45 Rebirth of Chongzhen, Don't Be the King of Subjugation Toad Enjoys Swan MeatHistorical274k WordsOngoing 10Reads—Score—Shelves
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Practice your hands, write and play
46 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
47 I Am the Chongzhen Emperor of the Ming Dynasty Muye ZhiqiuHistorical1.6M WordsCompleted 1.1kReads8.0Score—Shelves
48 To Rejuvenate the Ming Dynasty, I Started a Constitutional Government with a Lonely Minister Starry WordsHistorical731k WordsOngoing 33Reads—Score—Shelves
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Bring it on! This book is worth reading
49 Tianbeng: Escape from the Earthen Fort and Live in Xu! Book SilkwormHistorical450k WordsOngoing 134Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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[No system] [Strategy] [PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds] On July 16th, Zhu Qizhen personally went to Beijing for the expedition. July 20, the Battle of Yanghekou, the general Song Ying died in the battle, and the deputy general Shi Heng fled back alone (he was granted the title of Marquis after the defense of Beijing); in late July, Yang Jun, the son of the general of the Xuanfu, abandoned the eight cities, the Xuanfu defense line collapsed, and the Mongolian cavalry easily broke through the Great Wall defense line; August 15th, the Tumubao Incident, no border troops came to help, the emperor was captured, the nobles died in battle, and the civil servants fell; After that, Zhu Qiyu came to power, but no one took responsibility! On August 14th, when his soul passed through Zhu Qizhen, he saw...
50 I Went to Save the Martyrs in the Late Ming Dynasty ExterminatorHistorical636k WordsOngoing 132Reads—Score—Shelves
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Recommend it