The Legend of Hong Ying in the Late Ming

Such a poor ending, so disappointing.

Wearing bright clothes won't lead to rebellion; you'll wear chrysanthemums for ten thousand years.

I just found this book and read 20 chapters. First, the protagonist is too young to pass the imperial examinations. Second, the status of a scholar in the Ming Dynasty is portrayed as too low. Third, a time traveler who passes the imperial examinations in the late Wanli period and then goes on to take the metropolitan examinations seems like the factional strife wasn't exciting enough, and too…

It is said that Li Zicheng destroyed the Ming Dynasty, but in fact, before the Qing army entered the pass in 1644, the main force of the Ming army had already been wiped out by the Qing army.

After more than 20 years of war at the end of the Ming Dynasty, the main force of the Ming army had been basically wiped out.

Another foolish author who doesn't understand reality.

I came in after reading the synopsis, but the first few chapters are completely different. It's all very scholarly, full of beautiful women and courtesans… It's too lighthearted; there's no tension whatsoever about the late Ming Dynasty. I wonder what will happen later.

This novel is so well-written! I'd also like to recommend another novel to everyone, called "The Commoner in the Late Ming Dynasty," written by the pen name Old White Pig. It updates twice a day without fail and doesn't have a bad ending.

The protagonist rows his boat without oars, constantly drifting along, yet he never dies.