Han and Ming
汉明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The writing is quite good, but the author seems overly romantic. The battles are mostly full of twists and turns, and the protagonist relies heavily on gambling. The one-armed nun is a real pity; her fate seems somewhat manipulated. Is Zheng San really that good? To misinterpret her meaning to such an extent and still protect her is truly baffling.
Keep it up, author! Two posts on the way! Save my Ming Dynasty!
It's well-written, but the reason this book is so dismal is because the protagonist's hypocrisy permeates the entire book.
It's very uncomfortable to watch. While it's fine to admire their loyalty, we can't keep letting them hold us back all the time.
The author's writing skills are terrible, but their common sense is truly awful. How is it possible for a person to run 50 to 60 kilometers in an hour? And with armor and weapons on, they'd be exhausted long ago.
This is so tedious! You've turned a modern person who transmigrated into a saintly figure into a story! The more I read, the more I feel like I wasted my votes and recommendations. What did these so-called loyal heroes achieve? They enabled the Manchu Qing dynasty to poison China for centuries, making China fall behind the rest of the world! What good does it do for readers to just feel angry after reading your work?
A ruthless person cannot stand firm. The Han dynasty had its own system, a mixture of benevolent rule and tyrannical power. The choice was between becoming a powerful minister or the ruler of the land. The imperial family was ruthless. The emperor was a lonely ruler, a tyrant, and a traitor to the people.
This is outrageous! "Are kings and nobles born with a special destiny?" These damned civil officials, who do they think they are? It makes me furious. The protagonist is like a pedantic scholar.
The problems the Ming Dynasty needed to solve were: 1. The powerful civil officials; 2. These officials were prone to empty rhetoric and self-righteous pronouncements, often resorting to blatant betrayal or self-sacrifice to appease the emperor, doing more harm than good – the enemy lay with the civil officials; 3.
Is this a new project? It's very well written, but the character portrayals lack a bit of life experience. The author seems quite young.