Conquest and Colonization

I really don't know what's so great about the Ming Dynasty. Like the Soviet Union, although the country was powerful, the peasants suffered the most.

It would be very difficult for the Zheng family to rise to prominence. The Chinese people could tolerate a local tyrant having Japanese blood, but they would not allow someone of Japanese blood to become emperor! Unless he ruled with the same brute force as the Manchus, the Han culture of that time would not accept him! Unless, after several generations, both parents were Chinese, it would be possible!

Compared to the Han and Tang dynasties, the Song and Ming dynasties were like a bunch of single-family families sucking the blood of the Han people.

The end of the Ming Dynasty was a regrettable period. If the Qing Dynasty had not destroyed the Ming, then the notion of backwardness would have become incredibly vague.

After taking a look, it's no wonder the subscription rate is so low. The author's writing skills need improvement. Whether it's the writing style or the plot, it's a bit messy and nonsensical. The protagonist's thoughts are also jumping around, and I don't know what he's trying to do. The plot is even more disjointed. I suggest reading more good books to learn from him.

Author's note: In the Ming Dynasty, the emperor wasn't called "Emperor"; it was usually "Your Majesty." "Emperor" was a term used exclusively by the Manchus. I've read many Ming Dynasty time-travel stories where the emperor is called "Emperor," which is truly speechless. 😅

Sorry, I usually reply to every post, but the author assistant has been having problems lately and isn't giving me any notifications. I was wondering why I hadn't left a comment, and only after checking the history today did I realize that it had been overwritten. Sorry for the two days it took me to reply! Thank you to every poster! Your comments, whether good or bad, are my best reference!

Just like writing about the Tang Dynasty, there are many works about the late Sui and early Tang periods, but fewer about the mid-Tang, late Tang, and the reign of Empress Wu Zetian. I looked for several novels about the Southern Ming Dynasty, but they didn't do well; perhaps it was because the events were too tragic.

I don't know when the comments section will be cleaned up. Reading a novel without any interaction is really unpleasant, especially for authors who always reply to questions and even respond to trolls. The lack of interaction is even more frustrating. I heard that the author is going to sacrifice a month's income from the novel to give readers a bonus by adding an extra month of free chapters. That's so kind of you. In response to the call, investors have already contributed to the new book.

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