
Late Ming: Spiritual Qi Revival
明末:灵气复苏
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- 1.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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- 1y ago
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This skill can be understood before, but where does the Xinyi Fist come from later? Later, a belief skill was developed. You can't play this skill in the East! Confucianism doesn't talk about strange powers and chaotic gods. There are so many game skills that everyone can easily understand. You have abandoned all the self-created ones.
Very well written, a rare resource. I hope the author will be more stable, develop slowly, not move too fast, and not return to the traditional old routine of beating away an enemy and immediately coming back with a more powerful one. If you save just one person, you will offend the most powerful person in the world, the most expert.
When spiritual energy revives in the late Ming Dynasty, will it involve Western countries such as Spain and the Netherlands?
Mentally retarded protagonists are not popular anymore. This author also deliberately made the protagonist mentally retarded. He knew what he was writing, but he just wanted to write. That's okay. I can also choose not to read it.
It hasn't been released yet, and the protagonist's life and death has been in crisis several times. I feel like I made it myself. The best way to have plug-ins is to survive, and just run around if you don't have anything. The protagonist's halo is all that makes you alive, and the plug-ins are the same as not being enabled.
I don't know why, but I always feel like something is missing.
The plot is too blunt, and the plot of deliberately killing a friend's sister is too low-key.
[New book trial reading] I'm afraid this is a fake late Ming Dynasty
[Recommendation]: Mysterious civilization has changed the direction of the world, and the world has entered a spiritual recovery. The protagonist Yu Zhibo has traveled through time, carrying the system, and has grown from an ordinary boy in a fishing village to a hero who controls the world. He even unlocks the mystery of the spiritual recovery of this world and confronts the mysterious civilization. [Brief Description of the Work]: The protagonist is a modern man who accidentally traveled to the late Ming Dynasty, an era full of mystery and unknowns. Carrying a system with you that can solidify skills into entries, you thought you could live a carefree life. Unexpectedly, due to the revival of spiritual energy, the world in the late Ming Dynasty was full of crises, and people's lives became more difficult. The protagonist slowly accumulated strength and was determined to change everything. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"} [Work information]: Book title: Ming End: Resurrection of spiritual energy Author: Yong Qibi Type: History - alternate history Tags: alternate history, Ming Dynasty, big imagination, relaxed, heroic Number of words: 70,000 words, serialized Evaluation: seedlings, licorice [Recommendation Index]: ★★★★☆ [Recommendation Group]: People who like Ming Dynasty novels, people who like light novels [Points to Watch]: 1. The author has a great imagination, and the novel is set in aura At the end of the Ming Dynasty, when the Ming Dynasty revived, it was introduced at the beginning that the reason for the revival of spiritual energy was caused by something dropped by an advanced civilization. This dug a big hole for the later part of the novel, making people look forward to how the protagonist who traveled through time and brought the system with him would interact with this advanced civilization. 2. The author has put a lot of effort into the tax laws and prices of the novel. He should have looked up relevant information about the Ming Dynasty before writing the novel. This kind of truth-seeking mentality is very good. He did not just make it up casually by saying that it is imaginary history. The values are based on the exchange rate of the Ming Dynasty. Adjustments can be made. For example, in the early Ming Dynasty, fishermen had to pay 150 kilograms a year, but now it is 300 kilograms per ding. After all, the world is set to be a spiritual recovery. According to the current plot, there is no problem with prices. It can be seen that the author is more rigorous in writing. Readers who are rigorous in reading can give it a try. [Disadvantages]: The author has a good idea, but the dialogue in the early stages of the novel has a strong modern flavor. Watching the dialogue made me feel like I was watching a Hong Kong drama. In ancient China, there was a relatively close collective relationship within the village, and the residents had special family ties, especially those with the same surname as the village. For example, the protagonist is in Yujia Village. However, after the protagonist rescued the most powerful person in Yujia Village, their dialogue was polite and showed a touch of alienation, without the intimacy that should have been there.
The male protagonist's name is so funny, brother
Is there a rebellion in the Ming Dynasty? If so, I don't want to read it.