The Rise of the Ming Empire

I only read six or seven chapters when I was dissuaded by the chapter reviews 🤫🤫🤫 It didn't matter if I read it, but I read the chapter reviews at the same time as I was reading the content, and there were comments about the author's inappropriate use of words... I immediately felt that the author really didn't write well... And then I wasn't in the mood to read it.

I came here to read this book after reading The Red Mansion. I felt like my account had been hacked. My level has plummeted! After reading dozens of chapters, I felt it was too uncomfortable and difficult to watch. I saw a lot of people in the comment area saying yes, saying that maybe I wasn't suitable for this book, so I left.

The level of reading is declining so fast. Hereditary nobles also have some political IQ, right?

Support, my recent writing is getting better and better. Ignore some trolls, come on, author. I have been following Red Mansions since then. There are fewer and fewer people writing history, so I insist.

🤭 continues to be the vote king

The previous struggle in Red Mansions was simply too good to look at. After waiting for so long, Jiu Wu has finally released a new book. It's still my favorite type. I'm looking forward to it! 😁

As always, support Jiumou and keep up the good work😊

I haven't read the book yet! Just reading the introduction makes me want to complain. In the Ming Dynasty, wealthy nobles were surrounded both inside and outside. Zhu Houzhao, who became the emperor, had no choice! Having your own army is not like being thrown into the river. If someone wants you to die, the imperial doctor is also someone else's! ! After Zhu Di's death, the treasure ship was destroyed and the drawings were burned. The drawings originally became a collection of nobles. During the Ming Dynasty, the country became poorer and poorer, and the nobles became richer and richer. This is the norm! ! !

Erguotou's idea is good, but the problem is how to keep it secret. The craftsmanship is too simple. In fact, the name should not be called Erguotou. As the name suggests, others can guess the craftsmanship after just thinking about it. I remember that the author who wrote "Evil Ming" has a book, and he also made a fortune from Erguotou. That was after he had become quite powerful, and he was still killed in a mountain of blood.

I especially hope that Jiu Wu will continue to write about Red Mansions in his next book, because in the field of men's writing about Red Mansions, "Struggle in Red Mansions" is the best, bar none. Of course, the struggle is not perfect. The second half is about the struggle in the court, leading the troops to fight, and implementing the New Deal. It is particularly ugly because it has nothing to do with the Red Mansion. I hope Jiuwu will write another book and strive to surpass the previous one. I believe there are many people looking forward to it like me, and they will definitely vote and book it all.

History proves that working for Lao Zhu's family will not end well.

Please write another Red Mansion. The other Red Mansions novels like Struggle in the Red Mansion really don't have that flavor. It's best to write a book where the protagonist is not from the Jia family, and can take in the three springs. Full subscription, full monthly pass, full recommendation vote support!

Working for an ancient emperor is like walking on the edge of a knife. If you are not careful, you will die!

I hope the author will publish another Red Mansion, and I will definitely support it with all subscriptions. I really can't find a good book about The Red Mansion 😢

The author should write back to the Red Mansion. Everyone in the house knows that they have been obsessed with this subject. Your writing is no worse than him, why can't you think of writing anything else? Just read and write one after another!

It is a bad idea for a time traveler to join the officialdom. In terms of intelligence and brains, he cannot compare with those veteran officials of the Ming Dynasty. The only thing better than him is the technology in his mind that transcends the times. To join the officialdom is to put the cart before the horse.

When your reform is successful, it will be your death. Your achievements will shock the master, and you will kill the donkey, unless you rebel.

The writing style and content are both good, but a bit taken for granted. In the Ming Dynasty, guns were issued to the people? ? ? One hundred thousand people and one hundred thousand soldiers? And let unofficial families make guns? ? ? It's really hard to accept

The world map presented by the protagonist is all filled with Western vocabulary and place names. Isn't the protagonist embarrassed? The Ural Mountains used to be called Jinshan in China. In the Ming Dynasty, Western Siberia was a Nurgandusi region in a broad sense. You have changed the name to a foreign name. How dare you say that others worship foreign things?

Author, you are too naive. Confucianism cannot tolerate any doctrine except benevolence, righteousness, morality and the Four Books and Five Classics. Just look at Confucianism's practice of Confucianism and supremacy. Confucians clearly know that Confucianism and supremacy will have a devastating blow to China, but Confucians still practice Confucianism and supremacy for their own selfish purposes. Farmers are the most important among the hundreds of scholars. Because Confucianism is the only one who worships farmers, no one will study farming anymore, and no one will study how to increase grain production and prevent disasters. A disaster occurred in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. In just a few decades, 50 million people starved to death and 40 million died, and not even 3 to 4 million actually died in the war. When nomads invade and kill people, they can at least see blood, but when Confucianism kills people, they can't see even a drop of blood. The number of civilians in China who have been starved to death by Confucianism for two thousand years must be at least tens of billions.

Traveling to the Ming Dynasty, those who do not rebel and go it alone usually end badly. I lose interest after reading the title of the book. There is no way to save the Ming Dynasty, which is corrupt to the core.

I hope to write another Red Mansion book, Struggle in the Red Mansion is indeed excellent.

Hey, no wonder this book is so popular. Although the writing style is still there, the plot was too awkward at the time. I couldn't stand it after reading sixty or seventy chapters. It was too blunt and deliberate, and things like football training were mentioned. It was really disgusting.

When I saw the statistical method presented in Chapter 16, I couldn't stand it anymore. You must know that New China used abacus to calculate the value of the atomic bomb. Ancient accountants were experienced in playing abacus. There are also open and secret accounts for projects. Do you want to use this statistical method to control the life of the household boss? !

A must-see for Red Mansions. I can't stand the Red Mansions now on display.

Come back and write Red Mansions quickly, Red Mansions We need you. The first echelon of Red Mansions writers are the concubines who are romantic, struggling in the Red Mansions, conquering the world, and countless romantic figures.

Seeing cement being discouraged. Abandon books. . . What is the reason for burning cement? Where did you get the 1500 degree high temperature kiln?

To be honest, the late Ming Dynasty is an era worthy of our study. It is really special because there were a lot of advanced Western ideas and technologies at that time. The development of history is both inevitable and accidental. Academic scientists: Li Zhizao, Xu Guangqi, Zhu Zaiyu, Wang Zheng, Li Tianjing, Wu Youxing Free Enlightenment thinkers: Gu Yanwu, Wang Fuzhi, Huang Zongxi, Li Zhi, Wang Shouren, Zhu Shunshui, Fang Yizhi Contributing Europeans in China: Matteo Ricci, Luo Mingjian, Jin Nige, Guo Jujing, Fan Li'an, Gao Yizhi, Ai Julius Ideological Enlightenment Officials: Yang Tingyun, Qu Shichun, Ye Xianggao, Zhang Ruitu, He Qiaoyuan, Xu Huobo, Lin Tong, Chen Hong Inventive reformers: Sun Yuanhua, Song Yingxing, Cheng Dawei, Zhao Shizhen, Bi Maokang, Sun Yunqiu, Mao Yuanyi, Fang Yizhi Philosophers of free literary thought: Feng Menglong, Wang Tingxiang, Wang Yangming, Wang Gen Luo Rufang Tang Xianzu Chen Que Ling Shuchu Jin Pinmei Author Jin Shengtan Zhang Dai Traveler: Xu Xiake There is another interesting clue. At that time, scientific and technological workers from the West had a very high status in the Ming Dynasty. There is a story that Emperor Wanli demolished a temple to build a tomb for him. Western technology, sailing to seek truth. Daming technology is not weaker than others.

Let's write about Red Mansions. Currently, there are two Red Mansions in the top ten of the history list.

I really like Jiu Wu's The Disciple of the Family and The Red Mansion. I think Dada's personal style is very distinctive and recognizable. From these two works, I think Jiu Wu's plot writing is very attractive, especially the two lines of plot + harem complement each other. I hope the author will not give up on this point. No matter what kind of book he writes in the future, he will insist on the power struggle as a hidden thread throughout the whole text. As for the external appearance, it can change in various ways. I still remember the double heroes of the Lu family and the charm of the character's words and deeds in the author's writing. There is also the second master Huan, who likes more collisions with the children of the aristocratic family. It is very exciting.