The Century-Old Family That Spans the Ming Dynasty
贯穿大明的百年世家
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 899k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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It's a pity the Ming Dynasty fell; but it would be against all reason if it didn't. The protagonist doesn't even try to change things; what's the point of time travel?
Let's not talk about others. As long as you are an immortal and do not have extraordinary power, even your own family's grandsons, great-grandsons, and great-great-grandsons will want to kill you and obtain the secrets within you. Who doesn't want to live forever?
This book has a major plot hole. Although it's a story about a powerful family, as of the latest chapter, the protagonist has absolutely no ability to control or counterattack his own family. While his son is alive, he can indirectly issue orders through kinship, but by the time his grandson is born, he's become rebellious.
If nothing changes, am I reading the history of the Ming Dynasty? Or am I reading the history of the Ming Dynasty?
This book is currently at an above-average level; the main focus now is on what the protagonist will do next. Being an official in the Hongwu era was no easy task. The best course of action was to carefully consider how to escape before Empress Ma or Zhu Biao died. It would be safer to cause trouble after Zhu Yuanzhang's death. If the protagonist has a daughter, she'll inevitably have to marry a prince. 🤫 Refer to Empress Xu.
With Zhu Biao's death, the Ming Dynasty ceased to exist. What followed was simply a matter of things getting worse.
Immortality without supernatural powers only means living in constant fear.
Watching a certain book's online store rise and fall. The most exciting part is from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period to the Qin Dynasty's unification, and then there was the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms Period, where the Han people fought each other and bled each other out. So what is the point of online novels? There's no sense of immersion.
Games, aristocratic families... Well, this is exactly the same as the story of establishing a thousand-year-old aristocratic family starting from King Wu's conquest of Zhou. Sure enough, when a theme becomes popular, many follow suit. But this one is well-written, so it's alright.
Simply put: you're being played by the game, and you can't change the timeline.