
The Young Marquis of the Ming Dynasty
明朝小侯爷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Some books I think are good, both old and new. There are must-reads for newcomers and lifesavers for anyone in a reading slump. Please don't flame me if you disagree... Um, could you give me a follow? (The list title might sound like a red flag, but I'm not a chuuni!!! It was generated at random, so don't blame me. Please follow!!! 🔝)
Reading List No. 3
Just my taste
Good Books I’ve Read, All Genres, Male-Oriented
A bit of everything
Novels That Left Lasting Memories
Memorable novels I've read over the past eight or nine years
Made to Order
Books worth reading, mostly historical fiction
As Time Goes By
Time flies and the years pass by. Along life's long river, there are always beautiful moments.
My Little Corner
Just books I enjoy reading
Searching High and Low
Works selected from countless waves of novels.
I Don't Really Like Books with Too Few Words
I tend to prefer fan fiction, historical fiction, and farming stories. All right, all right, now I'm adding entertainment-industry stories too. If it's under 1.5 million characters, I can't get motivated to read it. I also don't want to read stories without a female lead, and unless it's anime fan fiction, I generally won't accept a large harem of more than four women. I'm not interested in romances where the couple breaks up halfway through, either... I've followed a lot of books on Feilu, but
My Top Picks
Books I've loved reading for over ten years
Quality Picks from a Ten-Year Bookworm
I’ve been reading novels for ten years, and I still remember these. “Great books” is the only way I can describe them. No vulgarity, no tired formulas. The story comes first, with thrills as a bonus. Most are from the worlds of anime, sci-fi, wuxia, and history.
Premium Picks: Original Anime-Inspired Fiction
Funny, lighthearted, humorous, and entertaining books.
Recommended by a Veteran Reader
No beginner-level books
A Glimpse of Imperial Splendor
Some novels about the Ming dynasty, the past glory of our Han people.
Reading for the Sake of Reading
Reading for the sake of reading
Books I Enjoy
La la la
My Library
A bit of everything, all books I've read and found either classic, unusual, or distinctive. There's something here for everyone. Due to official verification, I can't edit the list, so I'm adding books here: The World of Movies: A huge collection of Hong Kong cop movies; King of Battle Cards: The strongest card fighter is reborn on Earth and changes his destiny; Super Divine Martial Arts: Reborn before Earth's destruction, he fights for opportunities, seeks revenge, and saves his country; The Wo
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Since the author already has a musket, wouldn't he consider writing about the development of artillery? Infantry artillery, cavalry artillery, howitzers, mortars, rocket launchers, shotgun shells, blooming shells, lime bombs, incendiary bombs... These are all technologies from the 18th century, and they all feel powerful.
I recently started reading this book and it has a lot to do with returning to the Ming Dynasty to become a prince. There are flaws, but there are also redeeming qualities. I hate Chu Chu the most, even if the male protagonist is a stallion, but I shouldn't treat the Virgin, especially Chu Chu. This woman has a vicious heart and is definitely not a kind person. The male protagonist has repeatedly tolerated her without principles. They have committed an unforgivable crime. The male protagonist does not owe them anything. There is no reason to forgive Chu Chu if he does not want to.
Just like the Prodigal Son of the Ming Dynasty 😰😰😰 This is too serious a copy, I read a few chapters and changed the name without changing the plot.
I can't understand it. It's obviously from time travel. It's written to make the protagonist look like an aborigine. You said you don't understand anything. You must know about Prince Ning's rebellion. Nothing is written clearly. I rely on my own investigation to draw conclusions.
Haha How many chapters are missing? The person watching is a mess with the preface and subtitles not matching
Chapter 10: I saw a woman who was so infatuated that she couldn't even say anything because she looked like a female star of later generations. I asked about her name and her marriage, and was relieved when she found out that she was not married. . . This is Hedinghong! Very poisonous
I saw the protagonist saying that he would give Japan to his son. Isn't this his biological son?
Giving your son a country with a small territory, many earthquakes, few resources, and many gentlemen is a trap for your son. Besides, even if the Central Plains Dynasty canonizes Japan, it will still be the King of Japan or the King of Fuso. What the hell is the King of Fuso? How about giving Australia to your biological child as a feudal country? Australia is much better than Japan. Anyway, the colonies will eventually become independent. It is better to implement overseas feudalism from the beginning.
This book is quite good. I recommend reading it to friends who have never read it. It is indeed worth reading. At that time, I thought it was good to return to the Ming Dynasty and become a prince. Now when I look back, I feel that this book is no less than it and it is a classic of the Ming Dynasty. Personally, I feel that the person I hate the most in the book is not Liu Jin, but that Chu Chu, who died in vain without atonement for his sins! No matter how much I kill, I can't get rid of my hatred!
The protagonist quits at the beginning and knows nothing, only all kinds of intrigues are left. A bloody plot
2020 Will be over soon. Although this book has some shortcomings, it can still be said to be a good book. Good luck to the author.