A New History of the Ming Dynasty
新明史
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- Completed
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- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 19y ago
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Theme: Colonization and Global Conquest
🍙A few notes on what I like: 1. Books with knowledge in them, like Dr. Chen's novels. 2. No female lead. In historical novels, I like a protagonist who doesn't go weak at the knees around women. 3. Smart characters. 4. Qin and Han → Tang → Spring and Autumn and Warring States → Three Kingdoms → Ming → Song 5. Farming stories, development stories, fortune-and-power struggles, and wild ideas 🍙Five books on this list have become unavailable, and four have been removed. 🍙This list features no
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Women shouldn't be mentioned in their bios, and women should write less of it. Experienced readers really don't like it; it's more suitable for beginners.
The moment I saw they were going to pull some bullshit democracy again, I instantly lost interest.
I couldn't hold back any longer after reading dozens of chapters.
The beginning states that the protagonist inherited Zhu Qiyu's memories, including those related to the court, the imperial family, and relatives. However, the protagonist only calls the Empress "Empress," not even "Empress's sister-in-law," and doesn't address her as "your younger brother." Seriously?
The protagonist is truly idiotic. Why didn't he place the Empress Dowager under house arrest at the beginning? Training new soldiers and implementing reforms should be done step by step. Start with a trial in one or two provinces, compare the results, and let the people see the pros and cons before implementing sweeping reforms. I can't even stand watching this anymore. And this supposedly modern time traveler is utter trash.
No wonder he's got over 700 chapters and 20,000 fans. He should learn from Mu Yunfeng, Yue Guan, and Bai Laobai Niu.
What can college students do? Besides playing games and eating, what else can they do? And they can't even play games well, yet they want to conquer the world? Stop kidding me and wake up!
The author completely abandoned the Four Books and Five Classics right from the start; has he never read history? And that gun—how could it be developed and deployed to the armed forces in such a short time? Novels can exaggerate, but they can't be mindless!
Damn, this author really dares to write about officials getting involved in business, unbelievable! And the protagonist is a college graduate, with that level of intelligence, no wonder it's unpopular.
This is a waste of my time. I don't know what it even says. Drinking tap water and suddenly you're a normal person? You haven't gained any new understanding of the new world at all. What kind of writing is this?
The author of this book: 1. Does not understand the advantages and disadvantages of ancient ranged weapons. 2. Does not understand the backwardness of ancient metallurgical technology. 3. Understands the difficulty of manufacturing flintlock muskets without modern industrial equipment. 4. Has an excessive admiration for so-called Western democratic systems. 5. Does not understand ancient Chinese society; attempting to implement so-called democracy in the Ming Dynasty? Ha!