The Ming Dynasty in My Phone
手机里的大明朝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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482Chapters
23.4kRecommendations
99kFans
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Why didn't the protagonist just tell Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang (the Hongwu Emperor) what happened after the Ming Dynasty? He could have learned a lot from that. There was no need for this abrupt and unhelpful explanation! Telling Emperor Zhu why the Ming Dynasty fell, why the Manchus were able to seize power, why they were able to maintain their dominance, and why they also perished would have been…
A court official treating chili sauce like a celestial delicacy... Speechless, and a bit toxic. 😥
The first few chapters were a bit of a shock, as they didn't cover the important points. But after the later chapters (around chapter 20), it gradually became more interesting, so I finished reading it in one go. I hope you can maintain this level of quality and bring something new to the story.
I dropped the book when the protagonist connected with Fang Xiaoru. I don't understand the author's thought process. The title is *The Ming Dynasty in Your Phone*. What does Fang Xiaoru have to do with the Ming Dynasty? Was he the primary contributor to Zhu Di's successful rebellion? And as a powerful emperor, his subordinate suddenly gains superpowers that can't be transferred.
Emperor Chongzhen cried.
Chongzhen: Heaven, where are you? I can't live without you!
Zhu Yuanzhang being kind to the common people is laughable. The Ming Dynasty's household registration system already shows that Zhu Yuanzhang treated everyone as his private property. Who doesn't cherish their own possessions? If your neighbor eats your chickens, wouldn't you hate them? If your son eats them, would you hate your son?
Since Zhu Biao can also replay the video, shouldn't we have him keep flipping through a book during the video so he can replay the copying process? How much can one say in just a few minutes of talking? It's better to find some textbooks for Zhu Biao to copy.
Given the author's formula of sending women to the author, I'm going to delete the book.
The author's books, especially those focusing on the Ming Dynasty, are generally of high quality. Unlike other time-travel novels set in the Ming Dynasty, the premise is quite interesting. The character's transformation after experiencing national hardship and the loss of his family aligns with his psychological state.
Why make videos at all? Don't people have any brains? Do they think they can't be investigated?