The Late Ming: Sweeping Across the Realm
明末之席卷天下
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- Completed
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- 2.8M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Return to an age when China was in turmoil, reshape the world, rebuild the realm, and give voice to the injustices in my heart
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Having read so many stories about conquering the world, you're just like Cao Cao. I personally feel that conquering the world is fine, but don't go after other men's wives! The whole world is yours, how thirsty are you to still be after other men's wives?
I just read the latest chapter and felt so frustrated. With so few ordinary people becoming intelligent, and most of the smart people in the world being wealthy, the ruling class lacks its own support and social structure. Any reform is just a pipe dream; it all relies on the protagonist, the founding monarch's, prestige to force reforms.
I've read over forty chapters. It's supposed to be a farming/development novel, but there's no beginning, no system... It's not that it has to be a system-driven, wish-fulfillment novel, but the problem is, during the Little Ice Age, without a system, I really don't know how to farm or develop. In the early Tianqi Dynasty, pure management without a system had a chance, but by the Chongzhen era, it's already too naive to think that you can develop without a system.
I read one chapter, and to be honest, it's really well-written. The battle scenes depict the ferocity of the Jurchens and the cunning of the male protagonist. I like reading rebellion novels, but I don't like stories about serving the Ming Dynasty. I wonder what the plot of this one is like. 😃
It could have become a masterpiece, but it was ruined by padding the word count!
This book will not be abandoned, so everyone can invest with confidence.
The author overestimates Mao Wenlong! Historically, Mao Wenlong's military achievements stemmed from the three years surrounding the establishment of Dongjiang Garrison, specifically from the second to the fifth year of the Tianqi reign (1622-1625), which coincided with Yuan Keli's tenure as governor of Dengzhou and Laizhou.
What's the point of still dreaming of becoming emperor at the end of the Ming Dynasty? It's all just a cycle, and centuries later it will still be a disgrace.
Good grief, the last few chapters were just plain disgusting! 😰
So disgusting! So disgusting! 🤮🤮