The Glory of the Great Ming

Zheng Haizhu has traveled through time. He was woken up by crying after just one nap, and found himself in an unfamiliar ancient world. It wasn't anyone else, but her good nephew's crying that woke her up. The original owner's only relative was gone, her uncle and sister-in-law were gone, and her aunt was about to die as well.

#Praising this novel# Haha, I finally caught up after two days of serious slacking off! I especially love stories like this one that aren't fictionalized but connected to real history; it's so immersive. I was captivated by the author's writing from the very beginning. Every character is so well-developed, and the plot is logically structured (and importantly: this author doesn't pad the story!!!)

My first encounter with this author was through a chance encounter with *The Joy of the Great Song Dynasty*. I was immediately captivated by the opening; the depiction of Tokyo by the author unfolded like a meticulously crafted *Along the River During the Qingming Festival*. Aunt Shen's sharp wit and fierce humor revealed the vibrant and lively world of humanity, and I was instantly engrossed.

During the Ming Dynasty, Songjiang Prefecture in Southern Zhili Province administered Huating, Shanghai, and Qingpu counties. Today's Jiading District of Shanghai did not belong to Songjiang Prefecture during the Ming Dynasty; it belonged to Jiading County of Suzhou Prefecture.

May the author continue to write prolifically, bringing their beautiful ideas to life on paper, creating a wealth of exquisite works! Also, may the average daily subscriptions for this book steadily increase.

It was so painful to watch, so incredibly painful. The female protagonist, a modern person, transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty. She seizes every moment to earn money, not for wealth or status, but solely to fight enemies and strengthen the Ming Dynasty's coastal defenses.

Suggestions regarding plot, character development, writing style, update habits... And other valuable content are welcome in the comments. The author received numerous criticisms and suggestions from readers and fellow online novelists while writing the first two books, and these will be reflected in this book as a result of efforts to improve upon them. I will delete comments that contain meaningless insults, emotional outbursts, or attacks on other authors.

I just read the character description; Yan Siqi is just a supporting male character, not the male lead. Waiting for the male lead to appear. 😄

As I read, it felt familiar—it's the author of *Da Song Qing Huan*! Is *Qing Huan* the author's first book? I was immediately struck by its brilliance; the author's depiction of the Song Dynasty characters and everyday life is so vivid and lifelike, and the writing is so delicate. I couldn't stop reading! It's a pity I didn't like the romance, so I didn't continue.

The historical research is rigorous, and the author has written with care. You can learn a lot about the Ming Dynasty from this book.