The Realm of the Great Ming

It's disgusting when the protagonist is always on the front lines risking their life, because the life of a leader isn't just their own; it's also tied to the future of all their subordinates. Firearms were already very powerful during the Ming and Qing dynasties; Nurhaci was killed by cannons.

It's over forty chapters already, and they're still writing about women. Sigh, isn't the genre supposed to be about court intrigue? 😥

A thrilling and turbulent late Ming Dynasty story – best wishes to everyone for the new book!

A new book, a new beginning. I hope everyone will support me! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

In the fifteenth year of the Chongzhen Emperor's reign, he was still a prince, without men, grain, weapons, or cannons, and still a dissolute, yet he still dreamed of turning the tables. The author should go write a fantasy novel.

You write so much about romance and love, no wonder so few people read it.

The new chapter has been published and is under review. 😥

It's well-written, keep it up, author! (More chapters available)

This isn't suitable for readers who enjoy historical fiction. What was the background of the late Ming Dynasty? What did the princes matter? When chaos erupted, weren't they just slaughtered like dogs? At that time, they were still thinking about women? Didn't the time traveler know what happened to Prince Fu?

Good heavens, the new chapter is under review again! What the hell?! 😆😆😆😆