The Crown of the Great Ming
大明王冠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Having read up to chapter 75, the protagonist, supposedly a saint, is ignoring the lives of the hundreds of people who died in the fire while trying to save Jing Qing's family? What kind of values does the protagonist, or rather the author, have? So, Jing Qing's life is precious, but the lives of ordinary people aren't?
I found a copy of the Records of the Three Kingdoms and came from there.
I can't watch anymore; the protagonist is really a bit schizophrenic. One moment he claims to be afraid of imperial power, the next he wants to seize Zhu Di's sister-in-law; He kept shouting for the Ming Dynasty crown, but after more than a hundred chapters, all he made was a soap. He takes a fancy to a woman with a strong personality, but spends all his time thinking about courtesans and ultimately does nothing. What exactly is he trying to do?
Zhu Li was absolutely a tyrant and a sinner of the Ming Dynasty. First, he usurped the throne. Zhu Yuanzhang knew better than anyone that the first two or three generations after the founding of the dynasty were a period of recuperation and stability, but Zhu Li frequently launched wars, not only draining the country's resources but also squeezing wealth from the people by issuing excessive…
Which of the Ming Dynasty's supposedly enlightened rulers didn't become enlightened by simply appeasing their officials? The author keeps harping on about the "Renxuan era" (a period of decline and fall of the Ming Dynasty), is it because Zhu Zhanji abandoned millions of square kilometers of territory?
The Law of Historical Fiction: 1. If you travel back to the early Tang Dynasty, you must get Li Xiuning; Second, if you travel back to the Wu Zhou Dynasty, you must get involved with Shangguan Wan'er; Third, if you travel back to the early Yongle period, you must get involved with Xu Miaojin. Does this book involve Xu Miaojin?
Don't abandon this project!!! I'll vote for you every day!!!
The subject matter is alright, but the scope is too narrow. The opening slogans are loud and clear, proclaiming the goal as reaching for the stars. Then, rescuing scholars is supposedly for the sake of the Ming Dynasty's backbone. But once rescued, they're simply abandoned, with no mention of court affairs.
Another new book! Three new books in one year! Floating Life, you're awesome!
I've been having a reading slump lately, and I stumbled upon this book with good reviews. I've read up to chapter 80. While the novel is historically inaccurate, the author's self-righteous and compassionate view that every civil official should be spared is truly insidious.