Late Ming: A Picturesque Realm
明末江山如画
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 7y ago
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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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Without an army, having a lot of money will only lead to being robbed, and you won't even be able to save your life.
Another fiancée, can't you come up with a better strategy?
Why do all the protagonists who time-travel to the late Ming Dynasty want to escape? They flee from the north to the south, but once the south is conquered, will they flee abroad again? They avoid challenges instead of facing them head-on. The Qin soldiers' eagerness for battle is clearly constrained by Confucian thought.
This book is utterly idiotic, verdict confirmed. It uses the same old formula, common in Chinese TV dramas, movies, and many unfinished books, thinking it can attract readers with its plot. Anyone with even a modicum of logical thinking would find it unreadable. It was probably written by a humanities student.
Lacking personality and with low combat strength, I can't stand it.
I stopped reading after the fifth chapter. In this day and age, "saintly mother" is the biggest taboo in online novels. Why write her as a saintly mother?
No wonder something felt off. There was no network of servants. A merchant wouldn't rely on just one person; he'd invest in several. Those rebels, before they rebelled, wouldn't easily harass young ladies. If it were poor-looking beauties, that would be one thing, but young ladies from wealthy families rely on a few servants for their livelihood. Would you really let them harass you so easily? Besides, some of them come with others, making the combined number of servants even greater.
Forgive me: I really think my IQ has dropped a lot! 😁
Is the author just indulging in self-pity? The previous book had a lot of recommendation votes, but this one only has 800 after several hundred votes… I like Ming Dynasty history, but the first thing I look at when reading a book is the number of recommendation votes.
It started with premature ejaculation, then gradually progressed to other problems, and eventually developed into eunuchhood.