The Southern Ming Never Sets
南明日不落
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Personally, I think having a cheat code is great, very satisfying, but if it's too overpowered, the overwhelming dominance might become too much of a letdown. I think flintlock muskets are sufficient to deal with the Dazakhs. I've read many similar novels where the weapon is still flintlock muskets, but the advantage lies in the ability to mass-produce high-quality guns and breastplates, along…
Please, authors, stop having the protagonists speak English when writing historical fiction. First of all, every era has its own prevalent languages. Do you think all foreigners have always spoken English? Secondly, it's really low for a leader or even royalty to actively speak a foreign language. Even powerful figures use translators to communicate.
It was really enjoyable to watch. I subscribed and finished it all overnight.
Asia, the center of the world
All of Asia only needs one country (including the East Indies and Australia). Like if you agree.
I can tolerate a historical fiction story having a system, and I can even forgive the various modern weapons, but the appearance of ship girls, these two-dimensional creatures, is just... I don't even know what to say. It's all so random and out of place.
What I can't stand the most is interracial marriage with indigenous Black people.
Why is the author so fixated on the name Bai Mingxiu? If you were to transmigrate, wouldn't it be much better to just change it to the name of the Crown Prince? Isn't it tiring to keep changing the name when the scenes are different? Or is the author just using the name Bai Mingxiu to have some fun in the novel?
I thought it would be a lighthearted, enjoyable story. Even if it wasn't, I didn't expect it to be so bad. But then the system causes trouble. Why didn't you just kill off the host from the start? This is so frustrating to read. It was all fine until the system started causing trouble for the host, which made me want to quit.
Personally, I think you shouldn't speak English. You are the future monarch of a country, and English isn't even a global language yet. It would be more reasonable to speak Chinese directly. (It's not you going to their country; it's them coming to you. Even if they don't speak Chinese, they'll bring a translator.) Speaking fluent English right off the bat would be a bit awkward!
The flaw was the attempt to integrate different ethnic groups; it started well but lost popularity later on.