A Minor Official in the Ming Dynasty
明朝小官员
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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I've only read a few chapters
After reading about smallpox vaccination, it really felt like a story from another dimension. To inoculate humans with the smallpox virus, it must first undergo inactivation treatment. Thankfully, in this other dimension, it's not necessary. Otherwise, the book would have been finished.
The protagonist in that rebirth novel had two wives, which was completely unnecessary. Zhou's precociousness was relative to her peers, not that of an underdeveloped child; it was all foreshadowing for the forced harem element. Sun didn't care much for Zhou; his sudden disappearance and supposedly years of searching weren't serious.
Rebellion in the Ming Dynasty was impossible, even with extraordinary abilities. Especially considering that the dynasty was at its peak, and its power and influence were immense. Realistically, most people in the Ming Dynasty could still feed themselves; how many would die if you rebelled then? If a rebellion actually happened during that time, it would be unbearable to watch.
I don't know why the book is titled with the word "stay-at-home dad," but the book itself is pretty good.
Reborn in a turbulent era, oh well, this is the first time I've felt so unwilling.
Why does it feel like it's written about Qing Dynasty society but not quite Ming Dynasty society? It's more like the Republican era?
Holy crap. You guys are driving way too fast, the group probably got banned!
Reborn in a fiery era, and then died!! So sudden!
The writing style is too flat and straightforward, like a third-person diary, making it dry to read. Furthermore, the language is too modern, and coupled with the potentially off-putting "Brother Chao" author, this book is unlikely to be popular...
You're suffering from severe delusions. If you think about it seriously, even in modern society, the kind of thing you described is possible, but the chances are slim. Take money houses and hospitals, for example; in my opinion, it's more appropriate for them to be managed by the imperial government.