The Fourth Calamity of the Late Ming
明末第四天灾
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 717k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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In booklists 7
A Record of Books I've Read
Twenty years of ups and downs
Finished Reading
Finished reading
My Personal Favorites, Mostly Power Trips
I read web novels for the thrill and to forget life's troubles, so most of the books on my list are feel-good wish-fulfillment stories, or books I genuinely enjoy. The writing is decent too, and at the very least, they aren't complete beginner-level writing. Read them if you're in the mood.
Some Historical Fiction Recommendations
I've been reading for six years and recently reached the first level of contract status, so I made a reading list
Your Next Great Read Is Here
Fantasy, horror, anime, sci-fi, Systems... There's a bit of everything, both niche and mainstream. This list will keep being updated with good reads!! Haha, these are novels I recommend based on my own tastes. If you like them, please give the list a like and save it.
Smart Characters 🌟 Reading Drought 🌟 New, Mid-Stage, and Veteran Readers 🌟 Detailed Reviews and Picks 🌟 Keywords
I can appreciate almost any kind of story, as long as the characters have some sense. What I love most are stories that strike a nerve. Even when the writing isn't quite polished, a sincere, youthful passion can be deeply moving. But finding those stories often comes down to fate. At the very least, a pleasant read is already a good thing. Key criteria, wording may be adjusted slightly 1. Meticulous research and consistent logic 2. Subtle writing and vivid characters 3. Passionate, brisk pacing
Not That Outlandish
I'm in my forties and can't take books about transmigrating through history with pocket dimensions or Systems. Give me something plausible. (Aside: You're reading about transmigration and still asking for plausibility?!)
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The alternating style of the opening is truly rare, a refreshing surprise for a seasoned bookworm like myself. The writing is excellent and vivid; it's a truly delightful read! Unfortunately, the more you read, the more awkward it becomes. The realistic writing style and the forced, illogical plot create a strong sense of disconnect.
I finished watching it late at night on December 6, 2020, voted for it, and would like to share my thoughts. The author's writing style is average, with no major logical flaws. The author even shows research in the ps section. The absence of major errors and the author's earnest writing are all pleasing aspects.
After reading Chapter Thirty-Eight, Fairy Bear lingered in my mind. This is just a quick and clumsy attempt; I hope it makes you laugh. (=^▽^=) Haha, I finally finished drawing it! Hahaha
Ideal brain madness Real-life brain madness
The author is truly a genius; even a player-versus-world story can be written with such a frustrating feel... The protagonist's IQ seems really low... I'm outta here.
At first, it seemed quite interesting, but after thinking about it, it suddenly felt rather absurd. The author's so-called story world is complete nonsense. For example, since the protagonist is the only god in the singularity universe, then regardless of whether a supergalaxy has other advanced civilizations or alien high technology, just in Earth's late Ming Dynasty timeline, if the protagonist…
The author should know the importance of the first three chapters, right? I forced myself to read up to the fourth chapter, and then that was it. I don't even know who the protagonist is, what you're writing about, or what you're trying to express. I don't think your writing style is particularly unique. Author, just look at the comments section and you'll see. Even if the later content is well-written, not many people will be able to keep reading.
Tongguan photos
The first photo shows Tongguan City today, facing south. The valley in the middle is the Forbidden Canal, where twelve connected fortresses were built three hundred years ago. Ma Shiyao also used this route to bypass the Qing army. The second photo is an old picture of Tongguan before it was demolished.
I hope to write a couple of chapters about Public Enemy when I have some free time.
I've read up to chapter 51 already. The first reading was quite interesting, but the more I read, the more I found it toxic. The protagonist's premise is to make money, but the entire book's structure completely fails to show any intention to do so. Starting with a million for each city lord—are you trying to discourage readers?