Leveling Up Life Skills in the Ming Dynasty
我在大明肝生活技能
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- Completed
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- 2.3M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 2y ago
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Since you've already given yourself a cheat code, can't you just stick to writing about farming and development? Stop showing off your erudition all the time. Even if you diligently studied the *History of Ming* and the *Veritable Records of Ming*, it wouldn't help because your political acumen is genuinely lacking.
Please don't ask me where to download the game; the cheat codes are made up.
Stop asking about games; I'm not writing this game-specific article. The "Hundred Scenes" cheat code I created is not part of the actual game. Thank you everyone.
I've only read about a hundred chapters, and the rest seems alright. It's just that the constant emphasis on the Ming Dynasty's demise due to the Hongwu Emperor is a bit far-fetched. Why don't you just say it perished with the birth of humankind?
After reading a few chapters, I feel the protagonist's character is seriously off-track. The history graduate student character is completely unbelievable. The woman disguises herself as a man to inherit the position of centurion, and the entire Changning Guard remains silent. Is the whole village a saint? Has she developed feelings for the centurion after being exploited?
I really like the title of one of the chapters in this book: Death under Hongwu. Then I'll add my own: This book dies in its first chapter. How about that? Metaphysical enough?
The writing jumps from one topic to another, lacking focus and a clear main plot; even the supporting characters are barely noticeable. There's a particular fondness for providing general knowledge; out of over 100,000 words, 70% are either educational or personal opinions. Much unimportant information is included at length, only to be discarded afterward. It feels like a series of disjointed pieces.
This is a ridiculous book. I'll just say two things: 1. In the Ming Dynasty, eunuchs called the emperor "Master." ... "Master Huang" would also work, "Master"? Haha. 2. A woman disguised as a man appears in a household... Hmm... The midwife at birth told me to keep quiet... Never mind, I'm out of here.
He's all talk and no action. He wants to rebel but doesn't recruit people, he wants to become an official but doesn't study. He talks about honing his skills, but the protagonist doesn't seem very serious about it. He's inconsistent and has no goals. He's a complete waste.
This is pointless. If you have any opinions about the Ming Dynasty, you can express them yourself, but what's the point of writing them in a book and expecting others to agree? Everyone has their own understanding of history, but you're trying to impose your emotions on the readers? If you keep writing like this, even longtime readers won't be able to take it and will give up.
I really don't understand. The protagonist's life is in someone else's hands, yet he's still grinning and joking, trying not to laugh out loud. A master's degree graduate should be mentally sound, right? This just looks like a lunatic.