Story of Minglan: I’m a Prince of a Different Surname, and Minglan’s Uncle

I don't know about readers now, but historical novels still feature noble titles, so a single female lead wouldn't be realistic! I just don't understand what those who say they want a single female lead mean? In ancient times, with noble titles, was a single female lead even possible?

If the protagonist were to become a king of a different surname, he would likely bring his sister home or make her a concubine, 80% of the time. The only exception is if the sister genuinely loves the man; in that case, she would become a concubine. If the man's wife's family has little power, they might divorce her and marry his sister – these are normal occurrences.

I don't understand. Military generals in the Song Dynasty really had no status. Look at Di Qing; even prostitutes didn't respect him. Are you really more powerful than Di Qing or Yue Fei?

The author's intention is good, but please stop writing about war. The attempt to evoke emotion at the expense of common sense is utterly lacking. First, Yanmen Pass is a strategic location. Sending 3,000 men there almost resulted in their annihilation. Losing Yanmen Pass allowed the enemy to advance unimpeded.

I've never seen a king with a different surname come to a good end.

The protagonist's approach to training troops differs significantly between ancient and modern times. In ancient times, a five-day drill with sufficient pay and food constituted an elite force. In modern times, two or three drills a day would likely lead to a mutiny! Furthermore, changing the army's organization, even temporarily, requires the approval of the central government and the emperor.

It's pure wishful thinking; not only is the route illogical, but the plot is also incredibly illogical. Let me put it this way: a fifth-rank official is defaming himself. You haven't even been appointed to an official post in the capital, so what are you defaming yourself for? You're a person with a long history of misdeeds and no brains. Would the emperor dare to let you manage local armies?

This protagonist is incredibly powerful, dominating everything from the heavens to the earth, and everyone wants to curry favor with him. However, his sister's husband is unaware of this and forces her to be his concubine. His other concubine is also unaware and constantly plots to harm his sister—they're practically an ancient suicide squad! 👍

The main character doesn't appear at all, especially now, there's no trace of the main character, it's all Minglan. It's better to read the original novel. You must be a female author who just wrote a protective charm for the original Minglan.

I came here to read fan fiction, not historical records. If we're talking about respecting history, fan fiction authors who write good stories will naturally be curious about that era, so we'll look at historical documents, learn, and discover. Why would I want dumplings instead of steamed buns? Are you trying to make the Japanese respect history by making such a big deal out of it?