I, Jiajing, the Emperor of Ten Thousand Years
我，嘉靖，万寿帝君
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- Ongoing
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- 411k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 3y ago
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A Picky Old Hand at Reading
Recommendations from strongest to weakest: Highly recommended (excellent plot and writing, totally gripping) Recommended (excellent plot and writing, but not quite as gripping) Worth a try (creative, with no major flaws, and worth a read).
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A Review of the Gu: Sudden Divine Rulers! Worlds Ruled by Leaders Who Appear Out of Nowhere
What would happen if a ruler with a mind far ahead of their time suddenly appeared in a world's timeline? If they're the protagonist, what should they do? If not, how should the protagonist deal with them? Find out with these recommendations. (🙂 means one star, 😐 means half a star, out of five.)
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I don't know if the terms "master" and "servant" were common in the Ming Dynasty. However, it's really hard to watch characters from the Ming Dynasty who constantly refer to themselves as "master."
I want to see a ruthless, cunning Jiajing Emperor, similar to the one in "Da Ming 1566." I don't want to see a story of a modern person using the Jiajing Emperor's identity to show off.
The possession aspect in this story is terribly written! If it were like in the zombie movies where possession only provides a power boost and the possessor retains control, that would be one thing. But in this story, the protagonist directly takes over the possessor's consciousness! This kind of possession is extremely unsuitable for the story.
"The enemy advances, we retreat; aren't you afraid of the Jin army massacring entire villages? Not a blade of grass will grow for miles around. Where can you retreat to? They've turned guerrilla warfare and the 'Mandarin Duck Formation' into something divine."
Your Ming Dynasty world is a TV series version.
The protagonist teaches Yue Fei how to fight a battle 😁 (laughs)
The beginning is normal, but the later part is self-indulgent and too abstract, making it unsuitable as a source of information.
Please let your father-in-law embark on his journey. 😡
In ancient times, guerrilla warfare involved close-quarters combat with cold weapons, making retreat nearly impossible. It wasn't like the War of Resistance against Japan, where you could engage in long-range gunfights and then run away. Ancient warfare relied on factors like terrain, morale, troop type, and tactics.
Wow, this is the first time I've seen this type! I hope you stick with it!