Eighty Thousand Miles of the Ming Dynasty
明风八万里
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 897k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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What's the point of bringing a woman to Nanjing? What was the author thinking? Was he blinded by lust? After all that build-up at the beginning, I thought he was going to bring a prince, or at least a prince, south. And then you give me an empress? The late emperor's empress at that! The biggest problem with the Southern Ming was the lack of a legitimate heir.
The book is very interesting, using Empress Zhang Yan of the Tianqi era as its central figure, but it has a fatal flaw. Zhang Yan was only an empress, not a member of the royal family, so how could she be called a regent? The Ming Dynasty did not have the custom of female rulers ruling as regents.
Zichaihen is a very distinctive author, primarily focusing on historical themes, but also experimenting with fantasy, war, and urban fiction. Her writing is excellent, with beautiful prose and ingenious, dramatic, and captivating storylines. The main shortcomings are that her promotion needs improvement, and her preparation is insufficient.
Never try to save the country through the harem.
[Reminiscence] A Different Kind of Xianxia with a Slight Regret: Fairy Bell
[In Remembrance] A Unique Xianxia Story with Slight Regrets: Fairy Bell I feel that *Fairy Bell* was Zichaihen's pioneering work in the Xianxia genre, a testament to her immense dedication. The storyline is captivating, the writing refined, and it presents a unique take on Xianxia. However, the ending was somewhat rushed, leaving a slight sense of regret.
[In Memory] Red Tide Sweeps Through the New World - Slanting Wind
Xie Feng was the first novel I read about saving the nation in the late Qing Dynasty. The Taiping Rebellion and the late Qing Dynasty—that era truly evoked so many emotions and sentiments in the Chinese people. 🤫 I'm here to warm up the thread, but nobody's participating in the event?
Let's sprint into the new week!
We're ranked 49th on the signing list. Come on, guys, let's give it our all! Zida, keep striving for excellence! I want to be an operations officer, please support me! 🤭
The author is an experienced writer, so how can they be so careless? Emperor Chongzhen was still in Beijing, it was still the Chongzhen era, yet they're already urging the former empress to become regent, and Zhang Yan is even being addressed as Prince Xin! Are you guys some kind of rebel army?
After reading the author's "All the Way to Immortality," I feel the author has completely misjudged the direction of their writing. Most people enjoy harem novels simply because they can't bear to give up on the well-developed, emotionally resonant female characters. True satisfaction comes from love, sex, and affection.
[Reminiscence] Those years I watched "The Legend of the Ming Dynasty"
I remember reading Zi Da's novels quite a while ago. Back then, I didn't know what a legitimate online novel site was. I just randomly picked one and started reading. The first novel by Zi Da that I read was "All the Way to Immortality," which I found very interesting. It was completely different from the Xianxia novels I had read before.