The Greedy Wolf of the Great Ming
大明贪狼星
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Come on, author, read after me. I solemnly swear: From this day forward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish every moment, be indomitable, strive and persevere, embrace the flow of writing, and strive to create brilliance.
The author hereby swears to me that from today onwards, I will not rest or get sick. Aside from eating, using the restroom, and sleeping (7 hours a day), all other time will be devoted to writing. I will not rest until I have written 30,000 words a day. I will refuse any outings, including gaming and parties. I will focus solely on writing, updating daily without holding back any material.
Boring, I want to see rivers of blood!
Stop always talking about Emperor Xuande! Zhu Zhanji was short-sighted! Zhu Zhanji's shortsightedness wasn't limited to the southwest; it also extended to the northeast and northwest. Zhu Di's abandonment of Daming was a miscalculation, but he also expanded the Nurgan Regional Military Commission and Hami Guard.
Political struggles offer a chance of survival if you fight, but certain death if you don't. You were begging for support, Han Wang, and now you're just walking away, abandoning those who risked their lives to support you. Most people wouldn't do that.
The History of Ming and the History of Qing are the two most unreliable historical works in the entire world. One relentlessly criticizes the other, while the other relentlessly praises it. Even online novels are more reliable than these two literary garbage works.
After reading the introduction, all I can say is that the probability of Zhu Di making someone from the Han Prince's lineage the emperor is the same as the probability of Zhu Yuanzhang making someone other than Zhu Biao's lineage the emperor.
I don't know when it started, but novels about the Ming Dynasty always seem to use the weather as a plot device. Isn't that just blaming parents for being ugly, or society for being poor? If the Little Ice Age was really that amazing, how did the Jurchens in the far north live? How did the Russians live? And Arabs can live just fine in the desert.
Awesome! They've already invaded Japan by chapter 140! So satisfying! Other books of the same genre, even those with three or five hundred chapters, are still full of backstabbing and intrigue in the capital. I hate that kind of stuff. I read for entertainment, for enjoyment, for thrills, not to make myself miserable. No words needed, all orders placed!
Author, here's my opinion, take it or leave it. Please stop adding so many "riddler" elements to the text. I've seen hundreds of instances of the Riddler's behavior up to the latest chapter! (It happens in almost every chapter, and multiple times in a single chapter.) Although you can "decode" most of the time very quickly, it's really too much!