The Han Dynasty Never Falls
汉不熄
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 756k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Mainly Recommending Late Ming Novels!
No marriage alliances, no reparations, no ceded territory, no tribute. The emperor guards the frontier; the ruler dies defending the state. After the Yuan dynasty fell, the Ming was established by the Han people on Chinese soil. Its founding improved the status of the Han, restoring the majority population to a commoner's standing and creating favorable conditions for China's future development. Though the Ming realm was smaller than the Yuan's, at its height it held the Mongols in check to the
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Back when "Princess Pearl" was all the rage across the country, I was so scared as a child that I yelled, "Mom! I don't want to watch zombies! I want to watch 'Journey to the West'!" As a result, I got a beating... From that moment on, I was determined to overthrow the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty!
Keep it up, if you're in the Qing rebellion, we're your friends!
As long as the protagonist becomes emperor, it's a good book. I've read too many sycophantic novels about supporting the Ming Dynasty; it's nauseating. Wouldn't it be great if more books were written about the protagonist becoming emperor in the late Ming Dynasty? It would be much more relatable. Who doesn't dream of time-traveling and becoming an emperor?
I honestly don't understand what use this Ming Dynasty prince is. The Ming Dynasty is already gone. He's already stranded in Luzon, yet he still has a superior with him. Maybe the idea of loyalty to the emperor being like a dog is deeply ingrained in people's minds.
The flintlock musket is just an improvement on the ignition method of the matchlock musket, that is, the matchlock ignition was changed to flintlock. It's amazing that your flintlock musket can be fired in a downpour. Not only is the ignition waterproof, but the black powder is also waterproof.
He was already miserable enough in reality, and then he transmigrated to the past to be someone else's grandson, constantly suffering the emperor's temper. What kind of transmigration was that?
Of all the Qing Dynasty dramas I've watched, only the one about Da Sheng Kui has historically accurate costumes, showing me what a truly authentic "money-tail" hairstyle looks like. 😅
Why insist on restoring the Han dynasty and becoming a dutiful son and grandson of Liu Bang? New people, new look! I suggest the protagonist start a B dynasty (serious face). As long as the protagonist's B dynasty is awesome enough, we'll be the B tribe from now on.
Have you stopped updating?
Novels where the protagonist acts as someone else's dog