The Master Physician Who Saves the Nation
医国高手
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 6y ago
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Happy Writing
Although I can't write novels, I know that creating a good work is not easy. The author has to put in a lot of hard work: researching, crafting the plot, understanding the characters' psychology—basically, they have to understand things that we laypeople don't. I can only offer my silent encouragement. ✊✊
When I saw the People's Liberation Army of the Ming Dynasty, I instantly didn't want to watch anymore.
Wow, you have an inexplicable overconfidence in your grenades!
Li Zicheng found 30 million taels in the imperial treasury? Where did you get that from? Emperor Chongzhen was wearing patched clothes, Empress Zhou was making money by weaving cloth in the harem, and they couldn't even come up with 1 million taels of silver to send Wu Sangui to Beijing to defend the emperor. Emperor Chongzhen had to borrow money everywhere. Otherwise, would Emperor Chongzhen not have been able to come up with the money when the country was in dire straits?
Before the Chongzhen era, it was indeed impossible for an emperor to marry a widow. But by the Yongli era, so many rules no longer applied, and the emperor even let his wife make the decision—that was truly cruel.
The author portrays Zheng Chenggong and his son as relatively optimistic, and later generations, for political reasons, have shaped him into a national hero. In reality, Zheng Chenggong had too many flaws! The constant descriptions of grenades and landmines used by the protagonist are a bit... Awkward.
Keep it up, author! Two posts coming out!
I just read two chapters and there are several errors. It was Xu Dingguo, not Li Chengdong, who killed Gao Jie, and Emperor Shaowu was named Zhu Yuyu, not Yue.
I'm only getting around to reading this late because I can't sleep soundly until I finish it. I had a cold tonight and hadn't taken my medicine before putting the kids to sleep, so I finally had time to read. Kudos to myself for being so persistent! 👍👍
A book about opposing the Qing and restoring the Ming; a great traitor; suffering from diarrhea and rebellion in his later years.