Late Ming: Spiritual Qi Revival
明末：灵气复苏
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
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This skill, the beginning was understandable, but where did the Mind-Body Fist come from? Then they added a faith skill, which you can't use in the East! Confucianism says "The Master does not speak of strange phenomena, physical prowess, disorder, or spirits," so many game skills are easy for everyone to understand, but this self-created one is just... Unacceptable.
It's very well written; a rare gem among good reads. I hope the author takes it easy, develops the character slowly, doesn't rush the pace, and avoids reverting to traditional tropes where defeating one enemy only to be immediately followed by an even more powerful one. Saving just anyone would offend the world's most powerful figure and the top expert.
The revival of spiritual energy at the end of the Ming Dynasty—could that involve Western countries like Spain and the Netherlands?
The protagonist being mentally challenged isn't popular anymore; this author deliberately made the protagonist mentally challenged. He knows what he's writing, but he just wants to write it anyway. Fine, I can choose not to read it.
It hasn't even been released yet, and the protagonist has already faced several life-or-death crises. It feels like he brought it all on himself. The best way to survive with a cheat code is to just hide. If you have nothing, just run around aimlessly. The only reason he survives is because of the protagonist's halo; his cheat code is practically useless.
I don't know why, but I always feel like something's missing.
The plot is too contrived; the idea of deliberately causing the death of one's friend's sister is just too cheesy.
[New Book Excerpt] This is probably a fake late Ming Dynasty
[Recommendation]: A mysterious civilization altered the course of this world, ushering in a period of spiritual revival. The protagonist, Yu Zhibo, transmigrated here, carrying a system. He rose from an ordinary fishing village boy to become a powerful warlord who controlled the world, eventually unraveling the mysteries of this world's spiritual revival and clashing with the mysterious…
The male lead's name is so distracting, bro.
Is this a rebellion during the Ming Dynasty? If so, I don't want to watch anymore.