Immortal Master of the Great Ming: I Grant the Ming Dynasty Five Hundred Years
大明仙师：我赐皇明五百年
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Fanfiction: The Ming Dynasty lasted 500 years, why not extend it further?
Ji Boying wishes to return to the present world, but he must extend the Ming Dynasty's reign by more than 500 years by the time of the Sixteen Parallel Worlds! In the first generation, Zhu Chongba, a commoner emperor, how did he manage to extend this time and space? Ji Boying pondered for a long time.
Fanfiction: Eating, Sleeping, and Playing with Beans
The name Ji Boying, a transmigrator, is known to everyone in the Transmigrator Association. Since Ji Boying completed his exclusive system assessment mission, his special ability has been retained, allowing him to summon emperors of the Ming Dynasty to modern Earth.
Fanfiction: The Immortal Descends to the Eastern Palace
In the thirteenth year of the Hongwu reign, on the first day of the Lunar New Year. Nanjing, the Forbidden City, the Crown Prince's Eastern Palace. Sunlight streamed through the tall window frames, casting bright spots of light that illuminated the room where Crown Prince Zhu Biao was.
You, Ji Boying, your life isn't so tough anymore.
Why do people like the Ming Dynasty?
The Ming Dynasty is a familiar name to many. As the last Han Chinese dynasty in history, it is still highly regarded by many people today. So, what is it about the Ming Dynasty that makes so many people love it? What is the unique charm of this dynasty?
Ordinary people really have it tough, having to endure being exploited by the Zhu family for hundreds of years.
The claim that Liu Bang kicked Liu Ying off the carriage several times has been investigated by others. It's highly likely that Sima Qian deliberately smeared this story to retaliate against Emperor Wu of Han for castrating his ancestor. The investigation suggests that Liu Bang didn't have the time to do such a thing at the time.
This book is so good! The author must be very handsome, right? 😎
This book is well-written; the characters aren't overdone. It has flesh and blood, and belongs to the category of food and fodder. A typical example is Zhu Di's submissive and hesitant demeanor in his middle age, while his later years are marked by his assertive and reasoned arguments, which is a very vivid portrayal. Zhu Yuanzhang's speech is measured and his shift in mindset is reasonable.
This book is far better than those books that shamelessly fawn over Zhu Yuanzhang.