The Empire Rises Again
帝国再起
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- Ongoing
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- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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After reading the synopsis, I came to one conclusion: My Great Qing Dynasty is doomed to perish again!
[Complaint] This book has been delayed because of updates...
At the time, the Ming Dynasty was in its twilight years and the protagonist was in his prime. Now, the Ming Dynasty is still in turmoil, and the protagonist has reached middle age. The wind carries the bright breeze northward from the sea's edge, while banners flutter in the distance as we gaze southward from the horizon.
Welcome to "Qianming," a unique time-travel story that pays homage to the classics.
Today I cast all 5 recommendation votes for Empire Rising, and starting tomorrow I'll cast them for myself. Everyone is welcome to watch. A work paying homage to "Late Ming Dynasty", the protagonist also has the surname Chen, and he comes to seek mutual support.
To put it politically incorrectly, if either Sun Kewang or Li Dingguo had died in 1655, the situation of the resistance against the Qing in the southwest would likely have been much better... And if it had been Li Dingguo, it might have been even better...
In memory of Gao Wengui and Lian Chengbi, who died in the line of duty.
The Battle of Wuzhou ended, and half of Guangxi fell to the Japanese... Both supreme commanders fought valiantly and died for their country. Gao Wengui: This humble general is incompetent and has failed Your Highness! Lian Chengbi: Lian Chengbi, I will never surrender to the enemy! May the rising sun always shine on our land, and may we never forget the martyrs whose blood stained the ground. Expel the Tartars and restore China.
Holy crap, author, what are you even writing about? Why are you just going around in circles in Guangdong? What are you doing? When will Prince Li Dingguo of Jin appear? Will you save Emperor Yongli or not? I feel like you're getting further and further off-topic. Are you trying to restore the Ming dynasty, or will you establish yourself as king like in the last book? Please be clear, author, otherwise we really won't know what you're writing.
I just read a novel about a protagonist who becomes an official in the Qing Dynasty and aspires to be a loyal and obedient servant. It completely disgusted me, so I'm quickly sending monthly votes, recommendation votes, and tips to suppress my unease!
[Rant] After a year, let's look at the map first...
The map is laid out The Southern Ming's last hope—that your story could continue. The people of the North have been waiting, eagerly anticipating the return of Han Chinese attire…
Another one's died! 🙂 I've noticed that all the history books I follow have tragic endings. How wonderful! 🙂
There is a ridiculous question: How were the salaries of ancient armies distributed?
I saw this question on Baidu Knows. One person analyzed it and concluded that since most ancient currencies were metal and very heavy, in order to avoid affecting the mobility of the army, the soldiers' pay should have been distributed to the soldiers' families. Unfortunately, as far as I know, the military pay of ancient Chinese armies was distributed directly to the individual soldiers.