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The Ming Dynasty Series Has No Bad Books. I Dare You to Disagree!

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Looking for books like The Ming Dynasty's First Duke. What does the Ming Dynasty mean to us? The last Han Chinese dynasty? Factional strife and popular resentment? Or the emperor guarding the nation's borders and dying for his country? The Ming Dynasty was the last backbone of Chinese civilization. If you had the chance, would you be willing to go to the Ming

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1 Iron-Blooded and Residual Brightness Ke ShanmengHistorical2.5M WordsOngoing 116kReads9.3Score14.6kShelves
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After reading these two books, I can no longer stand the rest of the Ming Dynasty series. One is about war at the end, and the other is about reform in the middle. The writing is very good, the logic is rigorous, and a lot of historical materials have been checked, and there are many small historical details. Iron Blood is not finished yet, and it belongs to the lifetime series, but it is really good-looking.
2 Flames Set a Prairie Ablaze, Whose Ming Dynasty Is Burning? Rabbit on Hanlin StreetHistorical2.0M WordsCompleted 20.8kReads8.6Score1.8kShelves
3 Ming Dynasty, Li Jinglong's Different Life Thief of TimeHistorical2.3M WordsCompleted 183.1kReads9.2Score19.8kShelves
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There are no masterpieces in the late Ming Dynasty series, and most of them on the market are systematic texts, and some even lack common sense about history. As a history lover, I am deeply confused about the future of historical texts, but there are people who ride the waves and write good books. Highly recommended as the first book, it changes Li Jinglong's image of a good-for-nothing and gives a deep sense of the power of power and checks and balances to profoundly explain what it means to accompany a king like a tiger. The second book about Zhu Yunxi brings us a different and different experience of the Ming Dynasty. It's useless to talk too much and you'll know at a glance
4 There Is a Corpse at the Beginning, and You Want Me to Revive the Ming Dynasty? L Looks LikeHistorical232k WordsOngoing 1.4kReads5.8Score899Shelves
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[Like] Hell difficulty starts! When Chongzhen was dying, a modern man accidentally possessed him. Surrounded by the eunuchs, Donglin, rogue bandits, and Jiannu, he wanted to prop up the Ming Dynasty in a desperate situation.
5 Ming Inheritance Thief of TimeHistorical6.5M WordsCompleted 316.2kReads9.4Score38.1kShelves
6 Damn It, Who Said I'm Not a Eunuch? Weiwei's WeiHistorical3.2M WordsCompleted 271.8kReads9.3Score34.6kShelves
7 The First Madman of the Ming Dynasty LongyuanHistorical4.8M WordsCompleted 8.4kReads9.1Score875Shelves
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Show them all to me! ! !
8 Chixue Mieqing Golden Chicken WingsHistorical4.0M WordsCompleted 6.1kReads5.8Score302Shelves
9 Ming Dynasty: Rebuilding the Iron Pagoda and Defeating the Qing Dynasty Paper Flower BoatHistorical1.8M WordsCompleted 5.5kReads8.5Score311Shelves
10 I Was Buried Alive as Soon as I Traveled Through Time. I Want to Overthrow the Late Ming Dynasty. It's Not You Who Makes Things HappenHistorical4.8M WordsCompleted 18.4kReads8.8Score2.1kShelves
11 The First Direct Descendant of the Ming Dynasty: Baozong, Why Are You Panicking? The Gentle Breeze AllowsHistorical211k WordsOngoing 7.4kReads—Score547Shelves
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This book is like a side story of the Ming Dynasty. The male protagonist travels back to the 19th year of Yongle and becomes the eldest son of Zhu Zhanji and Hu Shanxiang, changing the Ming Dynasty step by step. There are also the daily interactions between Zhu Di, Zhu Gaochi, Zhu Gaoxu, and Zhu Zhanji, which are super beautiful.
12 History of Southern Ming Dynasty Gu ChengHistorical696k WordsCompleted 3.3kReads9.5Score916Shelves
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This is the complete collection of Tomato's Ming Dynasty series. Naturally, I recommend reading Mr. Gu's History of the Southern Ming Dynasty first to experience the feeling of being pissed off, and then read on to other books.
13 Daming: I Asked You to Hang Yourself, but I Didn't Ask You to Rebuild the Ming Dynasty Tiger of Fire VvvvHistorical3.0M WordsCompleted 7.8kReads8.9Score704Shelves
14 Ming Shizu, Resurgence of Ming Dynasty Li ZhenHistorical1.3M WordsCompleted 46.9kReads9.3Score3.9kShelves
15 The Ming Dynasty Battle Line Infantry Advances Unique in the WorldHistorical1.6M WordsCompleted 13.3kReads9.1Score1.2kShelves
16 Mingqi The Guy Next DoorHistorical3.5M WordsCompleted 5.3kReads5.8Score494Shelves
17 Something's Wrong with My Dad The Other Side of the MountainHistorical1.7M WordsCompleted 27.2kReads9.5Score3.3kShelves
18 Control Born from the Sun and MoonHistorical842k WordsCompleted 931Reads8.6Score—Shelves
19 Ming Dynasty: the Strongest Royal Guards, Slaughtering Hundreds of Officials Jinghai's Most AffectionateHistorical1.1M WordsCompleted 76.3kReads8.9Score6.3kShelves
20 Great Warlord of the Late Ming Dynasty Steel AfterglowHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 17.6kReads8.8Score1.3kShelves
21 Tyrant Chongzhen: Another Three Hundred Years of Ming Dynasty! LondonHistorical2.7M WordsOngoing 109.5kReads8.5Score8.9kShelves
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Both of these books are good. You can read it. The first book is definitely a masterpiece, comparable to the late Ming books.
22 Tyrant of the Ming Dynasty, I Will Continue the Destiny of the Ming Dynasty for Another Three Hundred Years. KunwuHistorical6.1M WordsCompleted 123.6kReads9.2Score17.8kShelves
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The story of Ming Dynasty is wonderful and worth reading, don't miss it.
23 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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Traveling through the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty, it combines rich history, Jedi counterattack and surreal salvation imagination. It is a very enjoyable masterpiece!!!
24 Daming Zhenhaiwang Arctic Roasted Sweet PotatoHistorical1.2M WordsOngoing 733Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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This one is pretty good. Also known as "Da Ming: I Really Just Want to Lie Down", "Hongwu: Your Majesty, This Is My Disease", "Da Ming's Attending Physician", "Da Ming Zhenhai King" Zhang Wuxian, a 36-year-old entrepreneurial failure, traveled eleven years to Hongwu and became a 20-year-old spirited boy. He originally wanted to lie down and be a salted fish, but his severe obsessive-compulsive disorder made him unable to see anything "unreasonable" - wrong food prices must be corrected, medical care is backward, the army must be corrected, even if Ming Dynasty does not conquer the world, it must be corrected. What's even more outrageous is that he has a system in his mind that automatically stuffs him with solutions and supplies every time he suffers an episode of obsessive-compulsive disorder, without paying for it. So - he saved the dying Crown Princess Chang after childbirth, and Chang Yuchun's daughter survived; he inoculated the emperor's eldest grandson Zhu Xiongying with cowpox, and the child who should have died at the age of 8 was alive and kicking; he rescued Empress Ma by infusion when she was critically ill, and Zhu Yuanzhang's favorite woman lived twenty more years; he diagnosed Zhu Biao's terminal illness in advance, so that the future emperor of the Ming Dynasty would no longer die young. Once these four people were alive, the history of the Ming Dynasty was completely rewritten - Emperor Jianwen was gone, the Battle of Jingnan was gone, and the Lan Yu Case was gone. Empress Ma recognized him as her adopted son and said "this is my son" when meeting people; Zhu Biao and Zhu Di called him brothers, one called him "virtuous brother" and the other called him "brother-in-law"; Xu Da took the initiative to marry his daughter to him, and he became the son-in-law of Wei Guogong; Lan Yu regarded him as his savior and defended him from the knife in the court. Zhu Yuanzhang patted him on the shoulder and said, "You are the most diligent person we have ever seen in this life." Zhang Wuxian replied with tears in his eyes: "Your Majesty, I am really not diligent... I am sick!" Later, he led Zheng He to capture the Shijian Yin Mountain, crossed the Pacific Ocean, discovered America, and planted the flag of the Ming Dynasty all over the world. On the day when the Ming Dynasty unified the world, he could finally lie down. But there is a tree planted crookedly in the yard...
25 Chongzhen: I Am Insoluble in Water and Can Recreate the Ming Dynasty Taoyuan Three BowsHistorical1.5M WordsOngoing 34.9kReads8.2Score2.7kShelves
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The best late Ming Dynasty novel I have ever read
26 Job Record in Ming Dynasty: I Look Forward to Lao Zhu's Death Every Day Qing SuisuiHistorical1.4M WordsCompleted 56.4kReads9.1Score4.6kShelves
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The characters in the first book are very well created and every character is vivid. The second book is also written by the same author but has not been updated yet. The disadvantage is that it is a bit watery in the later stage. However, it is still highly recommended. The third book has a pretty good angle and is very interesting to read. The confrontation between the southern scholar-official class and the imperial power is also very good. I watched both sides. The next few books are also quite good.
27 Ming Dynasty: Zhu Di Marched North, I Came to Supervise the Country I Have Heard of High AntiquityHistorical2.0M WordsCompleted 17.2kReads5.8Score1.4kShelves
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The characters in the first book are very well created and every character is vivid. The second book is written by the same author but has not been updated yet. The disadvantage is that it is a bit watery in the later stage. However, it is still highly recommended. The third book has a pretty good angle and is very interesting to watch. The confrontation between the southern literati class and the imperial power is also very good. I watched both sides. The next few books are also quite good.
28 Late Ming Dynasty: Chongzhen, Please Don't Come to the Throne First and Let Me Lie to You. Persimmons Are PoisonousHistorical2.2M WordsCompleted 24.1kReads9.1Score2.5kShelves
29 The Rise of the Empire: I Will Extend the Life of the Ming Dynasty for Another Seven Hundred Years! Shark Living in AntarcticaHistorical3.7M WordsCompleted 31.4kReads8.8Score2.1kShelves
30 Emperor Jingtai of Ming Dynasty: Reversal in the Beginning and Victory in the Goal Mozi SaidHistorical460k WordsCompleted 203Reads5.3Score—Shelves
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All kinds of bright clothes [already planted][plus one for bookshelf][plus one for bookshelf]
31 Daming: I Remonstrate Every Day, Zhu Yuanzhang Is Paralyzed An Qianjun of LuheshanHistorical1.5M WordsCompleted 29.2kReads8.5Score2.2kShelves
32 Daming: I, Li Shanchang, Resign from Office Tangtang Cute Little GirlHistorical642k WordsCompleted 6.9kReads7.0Score241Shelves
33 Ming Dynasty: the Strongest Grandson, Begging Lao Zhu for Death at the Beginning Chen MiaowuHistorical2.5M WordsCompleted 10.3kReads7.7Score1.2kShelves
34 My Father Is Called the Emperor of Men Bald Li SanHistorical2.2M WordsCompleted 54kReads8.8Score3.6kShelves
35 I Became the Carpenter Emperor Three Generations of FateHistorical2.1M WordsCompleted 1kReads5.6Score102Shelves
36 Modern Cadres: I Played a Power Struggle in the Ming Dynasty Dreaming with My HeartHistorical1.0M WordsCompleted 8.5kReads7.3Score607Shelves
37 Daming: Whoever Seizes the Throne of Eldest Brother Will Be Beaten Pumpkin Becomes a RookieHistorical1.7M WordsCompleted 59.6kReads8.8Score3.8kShelves
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I think these three books are pretty good.
38 My Uncle Is Zhu Yuanzhang During the Ming Dynasty The Door Robs the HusbandHistorical1.2M WordsCompleted 35kReads8.8Score1.6kShelves
39 Emperor Yongle: Zhu Biao Fourth Prince,Historical4.2M WordsCompleted 47kReads9.0Score5.4kShelves
40 Ming Dynasty: the Bookstore Sells the History of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang Was Confused! Chu Shan GuHistorical644k WordsCompleted 42.2kReads8.8Score3.6kShelves
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Personally I think it looks better.
41 Ming Dynasty: Starting from 1566 There Should Be NothingHistorical1.3M WordsCompleted 902Reads5.5Score—Shelves
42 I, the Immortal of the Ming Dynasty, Have Experienced Sixteen Emperors Qing HongHistorical8.4M WordsOngoing 236kReads9.4Score17.9kShelves
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Well, the pace is relatively slow, but it is still quite interesting.
43 Turn the Sky Dugu ShiyiHistorical2.6M WordsOngoing 11.2kReads5.8Score558Shelves
44 Travel to the Ming Dynasty and See the Data Panel at the Beginning Mixed FlavorsHistorical815k WordsCompleted 2.1kReads5.8Score—Shelves
45 Daming: Let You Reorganize the Navy, You Build the Navy Shrimp CrabHistorical1.3M WordsOngoing 805Reads7.8Score102Shelves
46 My Grandfather Was a Taoist Emperor Bald Li SanHistorical3.1M WordsCompleted 70.3kReads9.0Score6.7kShelves
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Stay tuned, the first one is a favorite of the female channel without CP, and the second one is very nice in the early stage. The third book's refreshing and humorous settings are very attractive. The fourth book is recognized as a good book from the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty.
47 Ming Medical Holy Records Pingzhou Distant GuestHistorical1.0M WordsOngoing 4.4kReads9.3Score665Shelves
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I'm used to reading cool articles, can you guys read this one and make some comments?
48 Daming: the Daily Life of Becoming the Zhujiabaojiaxian Mountain Pass AsanAncient Romance173k WordsOngoing 19Reads—Score—Shelves
49 The Eight-Year-Old Blind Grandson Climbed Out of the Ming Dynasty's Mausoleum at the Beginning Great Sage of HetaoHistorical1.6M WordsCompleted 39.5kReads9.1Score4kShelves
50 Daming: I Chang Yuchun's Brother, a Hero in the Early Ming Dynasty Panax NotoginsengHistorical2.3M WordsOngoing 8.2kReads8.5Score482Shelves
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Is there anyone like me who finds the most difficult thing to understand when looking at the history of the early Ming Dynasty is the early death of Chang Yuchun and the tragic death of Lan Yu? I dug up this treasured article "The Ming Dynasty: My Chang Yuchun's brother, a hero in the early Ming Dynasty". The protagonist is Chang Yuchun's younger brother Chang Yulin, who has been with his eldest brother since he started as a rebel. I watched him go from an ordinary infantryman to conquering the world with Chang Shiwan, and became the "Prince of Hell" among the heroes who founded the Ming Dynasty. I also watched him gradually reverse the regrets in the history books. There is no heaven-defying system, no king out of thin air, just an ordinary person with the memory of future generations, under the nose of Zhu Yuanzhang, trying his best to let his eldest brother and brothers have a good death. The sense of history is so heavy that I feel sore every time I see his brother-in-law rivalry with Chang Yuchun. It's a must-see for anyone who can't stand it!