The Ming Dynasty’s Super Dad
大明超级奶爸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 9y ago
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Quick Transmigration, Red Chamber, Daddy, Farming
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He just transmigrated and immediately started acting arrogant and meddling in other people's business. At this rate, he'll probably get killed soon after. You don't need to write anything more; in Chapter Two, the protagonist gets slain.
The author contains some historical inaccuracies. During the Ming Dynasty, there was no such thing as Okinawa, Japan. It was the Ryukyu Kingdom, a tributary state of China, traditionally within my country's sphere of influence. It wasn't until the late Qing Dynasty that it was occupied by the Japanese and renamed Okinawa, Japan.
The story is just utter garbage. First, the prince's identity is exposed; then he gets slapped twice, then imprisoned, then flogged, then slapped a few more times. The opening scene leaves him with the indelible shame of being a prince. And yet, even now, his son's identity is still unclear. Goodbye
Do you have to be a stay-at-home dad?
I first read Luo Shanshan's "Super Dad of the Tang Dynasty" and then "Super Dad of the Ming Dynasty." What's going on? Does the author have a feeling about being a dad? Does she yearn for it? Overall, though, both books are very well written and feel efficient and worth reading.
Is it appropriate to teach the official language of the Ming Dynasty using modern pinyin? Shouldn't we use Romanization?
Isn't there also an entertainment-focused dad book?
Four chapters are missing from the opening chapters, what an idiot!
Saltpeter ice making is a complete scam, it's fake, I've tested it myself.
Professional bodyguard? Walking without watching where he's going? Is he that strong?
The novel is called "Super Dad of the Ming Dynasty," but is he a dad to a little kid or a dad who takes care of the entire Ming Dynasty? It doesn't seem like either! I couldn't continue reading after chapter 405.