
Defying Heaven, Changing the Ming Dynasty
逆天换明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Another system novel! Qidian only has system novels now! Can't they just not mention it in the synopsis?!
The writing is alright, but the forced addition of a Japanese female romance is just too melodramatic... I hate it when historical military stories are constantly crammed with romance plots. Time to leave.
One Man Series: The Ming Dynasty's Resistance Against the Qing 😍. It's been several years, and I suddenly remembered One Man's Resistance Against Japan 2 – a rare gem! So I found the author and am following his new book. Keep it up!
After looking at it, I realized that the protagonist has a spatial ability, but he doesn't know how to use it at all. If a normal person were to transmigrate to that level and have a spatial ability, wouldn't their primary task be to figure it out and make use of it? This main character is different. Perhaps it's due to underdeveloped brain.
Three major taboos in historical fiction: an invincible and arrogant protagonist with a system, and high-ranking characters who are simple-minded.
Without a system, you'd be nothing in ancient times. Do you think this is a dream? Do you think you can just stand there and get people to pay you homage? People are complex; you can't just say a few polite words and expect them to agree. You can't expect people to work for you just by offering small favors; otherwise, there wouldn't be so many job-hopping and rebellions.
If you travel back to the Ming Dynasty, you should first go to Taiwan to develop your career. Cultivating scientific and technological talents is the right path. Becoming an assassin is crazy; dying would be too much of a loss.
I saw someone complaining about the system. I want to say that there are plenty of historical geniuses who didn't rely on cheat codes. What are you doing here? If you don't want to watch, just scroll away! Few historical fiction writers who use superhuman abilities have good writing skills to begin with. Do I have to make all the books into the same format to be satisfied? I think the cheat codes aren't strong enough!
It's getting better and better. If you ignore the flaw of the female lead losing an arm, it's at least a decent read.
In the past, we superficially attributed the strict control and planned economy implemented after the founding of the Ming Dynasty to Zhu Yuanzhang's personality. However, serious research in recent years has shown that the biggest problem the Ming Dynasty faced after its founding was a lack of money. Yes, a lack of currency. Where did the currency go?