
Reborn as the Emperor of Southern Ming
重生南明当皇帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 486k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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226Chapters
30kRecommendations
16.1kFans
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[Comment] The novel "The Southern Ming Emperors" is three to four million words long. Those interested in playing characters from the novel can apply!
The novel "The Southern Ming Emperors" spans three to four million words, covering the restoration of the Ming Dynasty and its colonization of the world, covering three generations and a century. Those interested in creating characters for the novel are welcome to apply! Military generals, strategists, wealthy merchants, nobles—the choice is yours!
Could the author please do some research on history before writing? The Prince of Huai's fiefdom was in Jiangxi. The last Prince of Huai was a wise and virtuous ruler. The Prince of Jingjiang who rebelled was killed by Emperor Longwu long ago. The current one is his younger brother, who historically died alongside Zhang Tongbing and Zhai Da.
[Comment] They've directly copied the plot of the Great Ming Dynasty.
Haha, they've directly copied the plot of *The Great Ming Dynasty*. They've directly attributed Sun Chuanting's murderous acts in the movie to Chen Bangyan. It seems the author is truly a loyal fan of *The Great Ming Dynasty*. However, the portrayal of Sun Chuanting in the movie is far from stellar; he's depicted as a hothead who'd draw his sword and kill someone at the slightest disagreement.
It should be called "Reborn as a Eunuch in the Southern Ming Dynasty"
It seems the author's little brother is about to be surgically altered!
It seems the author's little brother is about to be surgically altered!
Seeing the interaction with Li Chengdong, I silently deleted the book. Regardless of the reason, the perpetrators and executioners of the Jiading Massacre are unforgivable.
As a seasoned bookworm and a struggling writer on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), I feel this book is a breath of fresh air. The writing is rigorous and the wording is precise, largely adhering to historical accuracy. Historical writing is inherently difficult, requiring a lot of brainpower, and I know how hard it is to write a book.
Chapter 200 was repeated, so I was charged two book coins!
This book claims that the Qing army was utterly ineffective and that the Ming dynasty was united in purpose. How could this be possible? Given the moral character of the literati at the end of the Ming dynasty, such unity was impossible. The Ming dynasty was completely rotten and beyond saving.
If corrupt Confucian scholars are not eradicated, the Ming Dynasty will surely perish.