Back in the Ming Dynasty as a Frontier Prince
回到明朝做塞王
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 8y ago
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The protagonist's personality is inconsistent, constantly changing. After reading nearly a hundred chapters, most of the writing revolves around his romantic relationships with a few concubines, and it's written in a very childish way, using the same few descriptions over and over again!
I've only read about thirty chapters, and I have to complain about the author. After being enfeoffed and making many big moves, the protagonist receives an imperial edict inquiring about his whereabouts. The protagonist just writes platitudes to fool the emperor. The author directly states that the content is all just clichés.
I wonder if I'm the only one who mistakes "Sir" for "Siren"? →_→
I couldn't stand it after a few chapters; he's always so lovey-dovey with his concubines. It makes me sick. I came here to read about historical power struggles, not to see how you sleep with women.
This policy of supporting soldiers is truly a bad one. On the battlefield, what matters isn't individual martial arts skills, but discipline—ironclad discipline. If you want soldiers to be strong, you'd be better off adding two eggs and a glass of milk; that's far more effective than martial arts training.
You, a prince, are asking your servants what conditions they need to follow you? Are you kidding me?
Have you noticed that many chapters are missing? What happened? It's been reading in fits and starts.
You can't distinguish between primary and secondary points. We're here to watch you fight for supremacy, not to watch you have sex.
The reviews are even better than the book itself! Author, keep up the good work and make reviews even more popular! 😰😰
Early Ming Dynasty: European technology was ahead of China's? You're kidding me! Europe was just beginning its Renaissance in the early Ming Dynasty! China didn't need to learn anything from foreign countries in terms of technology, thought, or culture at all in the early Ming Dynasty! It wasn't until the late Ming Dynasty that European technology was on par with China's. So why would China need to learn from Europe, or even its religion?