
Brocade-Clad Guardian of the Ming
锦衣御明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Historical articles that don't aspire to be emperors are just a bunch of scoundrels.
You're going against the heavens again? What did the heavens do to you that you hate them so much?
I've watched it for ten minutes countless times, but I still can't invest!
I just finished reading a book that groveled over the Qing Dynasty, and I was planning to cleanse myself of that bad luck, but these comments are unbearable to read. What's with the comments changing every single day?
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A rare and excellent history book, it's truly inspiring!
First of all, in the Ming Dynasty, there was no way out for military officers. Because of this, no one could see your contributions to the country, and you might even die. So, you could only become a civil official. What use was any great merit?
You just wanted to talk about the Embroidered Uniform Guard's secret agents, spies, and intelligence, right? What's with this "Embroidered Uniform Guard's hidden flag" stuff... I'd use hidden weapons too! Using a Ming Dynasty history enthusiast as the protagonist, even if it's not exactly historically accurate...
Step by step, climb to the top, and you will become Zhao Gaola.
The story begins with infiltrating Guangning City, and then... A hero saves the damsel in distress? Is that really that unprofessional?