Great Ming: I Help My Wife Become Empress

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I just saw a few videos of Ye Huang on station b today and this book was recommended to me If it doesn't collapse, it will be settled

Looking at the title, I thought it was a female pornographic novel 666

The protagonist can't go forever, or he can't leave the yard forever. He can find a way to let go in the later stage, such as when he is pregnant. Otherwise, the protagonist will always be unable to do things.

"Li Zicheng devoted his life to the revolutionary cause of opposing class oppression and the conquest of the Manchu aristocratic nation. Under his leadership, the poor peasants who had been bullied and oppressed stood up and raised their heads, and launched a brave attack on the decadent feudal rule. They cleaned up the filthy water of the landlord class in the vast land and overthrew the Ming Dynasty headed by Zhu Youjian. Until his death, the Dashun Army he led independently shouldered all the important tasks of the struggle against the Qing Dynasty with fearless spirit, marking the beginning of the twenty-year struggle against the Qing Dynasty. The great achievements of the peasant uprising in the late Ming Dynasty, represented by Li Zicheng, will forever illuminate the annals of history and be admired by future generations. " - Gu Cheng's "History of the Southern Ming Dynasty".

It would be nice if there was a modern Ming Dynasty extra story, mainly because I want to know how future generations will evaluate the empress.

I understand, the flavor of this book is actually "Tomb Raider", Princess Kunxing is Laura, and the male protagonist is the friend who expresses his opinions and provides support while watching the live broadcast in Laura's mansion.

She has become an empress and holds military power. The purpose of raising problems is to let her subordinates come up with solutions, not to let them object in various ways. Moreover, there are several ministers who were promoted by themselves and have no background. Just kill it, why keep it? It's not domineering at all.

This is the first historical online article I have read. In the past few days, I read the first chapter to the latest chapter in one go, reading it for more than ten hours every day (I read it very slowly). This book really shocked me. First of all, I am a male, and I have only read male videos, but I really like this kind of empress character who is capable and career-oriented. She has the domineering appearance of an empress outside, has a harmonious relationship between husband and wife at home, and has a certain degree of dependence on the male protagonist. Although I strongly support women to have their own ambitions and careers and not be attached to anyone of the opposite sex or the same sex (this is what I understand as true feminism), I still have a little selfish desire to hope that the role of the empress can become dependent on the male protagonist. This book just touches this point in my heart. To sum up this paragraph: the male protagonist seems to be a tool, but in fact he makes the empress more dependent, and the empress has the freedom to do her own career. This is what I like very much. The second most satisfying thing about this book is that it actually made me feel the taste of power. I am not a student of history. Although I understand some general historical processes and historical figures, I don't know much about historical details. Therefore, I am not sure whether there are any errors in the historical details in this book. Sometimes I read too quickly and even skipped over it. But these historical details give this book a sense of reality that someone like me, who only read fantasy and fairy tales before, has never experienced. This sense of reality even allowed me to act as Zhu Yurao or Hao Guangming, issuing decrees, punishing officials, paying private visits incognito, being respected by others, treating the Ming Dynasty as my own property, and enjoying the high prestige brought by civil and military skills. Maybe I'm a bit vulgar, but when I saw the private interviews in private, the selection of female officials such as Liu Shuying and Liu Rushi, and the inspection of various ministries and factories, I really liked this sense of control over the fate of others and the future of the country. Maybe this is the taste of power. Now I would like to talk about some of my suggestions. I think the interaction between Zhu Yuluo and the male protagonist, ministers, and secretaries is well written, but this part can be given a larger proportion to make the characters more vivid. For example, a short plot that I like very much is when Zhu Yurao sends a telegram to congratulate all the troops on a happy New Year. I think this plot brings Zhu Yurao's character to life. Of course, the author is very tired of checking information every day. The historical information and main plot take up a lot of space, and it may be difficult to add a lot of character descriptions. This is my first time coming into contact with historical online articles, and I don't know whether the audience for historical articles would prefer more historical materials or more character descriptions, so my suggestions may not necessarily be mature. In addition, I would like to express my surprise when I read a historical article for the first time. I had no idea about historical articles about farming before, but now I find that such online articles can describe some technological changes in the industry in such detail. I feel that I am really ignorant. Finally, I would like to say that this book is really the best reading experience I have had since I downloaded it. And I think that true feminist online articles in which the heroine is an empress, and the content of the article focuses on the ambition and career of the heroine, and the love between men and women is only used as an auxiliary or embellishment, will have great potential in the future. The above are some opinions I put forward based on my shallow knowledge. Maybe most people's opinions are different from mine, so I am just trying to attract others. Attachment: I really didn't expect that the technology of the late Ming Dynasty and the information available on the modern Internet could build railways, trains, and ships. I thought that building these things required at least a designer familiar with Newtonian mechanics. It seems that I am still accustomed to using scientific thinking to guide engineering.

The author can really find someone to recommend to female channels. It is much better than many female channel queens. Although the war and specific industrial aspects are rough, the story, characters and humanities are very good, suitable for female channels. This book is a bit less popular and is only available to male channels.