The Grand Plan of the Sun and Moon
日月宏图
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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All Great Books in the System Library That Have Finished: Recommended for Everyone (Part One)
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Mainly Recommending Late Ming Novels!
No marriage alliances, no reparations, no ceded territory, no tribute. The emperor guards the frontier; the ruler dies defending the state. After the Yuan dynasty fell, the Ming was established by the Han people on Chinese soil. Its founding improved the status of the Han, restoring the majority population to a commoner's standing and creating favorable conditions for China's future development. Though the Ming realm was smaller than the Yuan's, at its height it held the Mongols in check to the
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They were so confident about developing their territory on the grasslands. Then they turned around and ran back to the Ming Dynasty, fawning over it all the way. The writing is completely nonsensical. I'm out.
Having just acquired some territory on the grasslands, instead of developing it properly, the author runs off to the Ming Dynasty to suppress bandits. The writing style was already poor, and the plot is further fragmented, making it feel like reading two completely different novels.
It's pretty good, but now that the protagonist has become the leader of Mongolia, he needs to keep a low profile when he enters the Ming Dynasty. He might get killed by axemen during a banquet, as not all scholars are susceptible to such tactics. If he encounters a ruthless and cunning official, he'll be in trouble. Mao Wenlong was framed; Yuan Shikai killed him without consulting the court.
Seeing Hao tell the protagonist to let the 15-year-old girl take over military power while he's away, even suggesting they sleep together if he doesn't agree, and then giving up when the protagonist shows him a map and talks about ideals that night—is that even possible?
"Seven Seas Shining Brightly" cannot be found on Qidian.
This book deserves my support. The plot and writing are both excellent, and it's not padded at all. This is the most rare thing; nine out of ten books are padded, even good ones have filler chapters, but this book doesn't, which is very commendable. If the author were to pad out the chapters like other authors, it would take at least 200 chapters, but there are currently less than 150. The author is very generous. I will continue to support it.
Fighting on two fronts, operating under two identities—the imperial court is full of idiots.
The main reasons are likely: 1. The title doesn't include "Ming Dynasty" or "Late Ming Dynasty," making it difficult to search. 2. The titles of each chapter in the early stages are too subtle, making it impossible to discern the plot from the titles. 3.
I came from Yangming's site, and it was taken down after I read half of it. Author, could you please explain why it suddenly disappeared?
What trash! The male lead broke his vow and deserves to be torn to pieces!