
Ming 1840
大明1840
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 366k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I want to know which route the protagonist plans to take. It seems to be Zi's current trend. Don't talk about the imperial route. After a few hundred years, the emperor will naturally become the mascot.
What can I say, I feel like it was well written. This shouldn't be the result, if someone hadn't used this book as a negative example. said that the introduction and title of this book did not attract people. I won't come to see you either
Oops, the author hasn't updated for a day
It's rare that I like this book so much, but it turned out to be a eunuch
Author, if your grades are not good, you should rewrite urban essays and screw up those novice writers. I will continue writing this book when I am in a good mood.
May I ask if the author is the original author of "The First Disaster of the Ming Dynasty" and "The Prince Don't Move"? I miss that author so much. The main reason is that the writing style is concise and brisk, a bit like cartoon pictures, and it looks very comfortable.
The author's idea of attracting readers in this book lies in "time and space confusion" rather than "science popularization" (in most novels that travel through the Ming Dynasty, the male protagonist has to popularize science and culture. This is nothing new, but the "science popularization value" system is very fresh). The top civil servants (Zhang Juzheng, Xu Jie) and military generals (Yu Long, Qi Hu) of the Ming Dynasty relied on the male protagonist's continuous supply of weapons and criticism to compete with the European powers, which fulfilled the reader's regret that "the Chinese could only stand aside during the First World War." What a magnificent inspiration. Similar novels on the market include "Our World War", "My Ming Dynasty is Full of Martial Virtue but Chooses Cultural Victory" and "Ming Dynasty: Conquering Paradise" (the latter two books do not have time and space confusion, but Zhu Ming's descendants restored their country in America and then returned to their motherland). In short, Ming fans do not want to take the place of the Qing Dynasty, but also want to use the name of the Ming Dynasty to start a movie with the European powers, so the subject matter came into being. If the title of the book cannot be changed, at least it should be stated in the introduction that this is not an ordinary Ming Dynasty novel. As long as the words "Ming Dynasty", "Jiajing", "Opium War", "Victoria", "World War I" and so on are put together, it will be attractive enough.