
I Only Want to Live a Healthy Life, So How Did the Great Ming Become an Empire Where the Sun Never Sets?
孤只想养生,大明怎么成日不落了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 282k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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115Chapters
759Recommendations
9.1kFans
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How could the Tang Dynasty be so short-lived? Don't people read any historical materials when writing novels these days?
Author, change "slave" to "servant".
Isn't the eldest daughter Xu Miaoyun, and the younger sister Miaojin?
Why did it stop updating? Was it abandoned?
There was some initial chaos, but things gradually improved.
To be honest, the first five chapters felt quite chaotic, mostly just a jumble of dialogue. This improved somewhat later on, with better pacing and a more engaging reading experience. However, some minor issues remain. As a historical novel, it uses a bit too much "modernization" language, which was slightly distracting. It would be better if this could be improved. Overall, it's pretty good so far; it can be considered a small but excellent historical novel.
It's written okay. You could also add more benefits in the future. A system for arranging retirement for elderly eunuchs and palace maids. Used to win people's hearts The various information exchanges, the open and covert power struggles, and so on within the palace were, frankly speaking, facilitated by the eunuchs and palace maids. Why did they assist? Simply because they were old and helpless.
On one hand, he said it wouldn't be too late to change things after he survived and ascended the throne, but on the other hand, he rushed to tell Old Zhu, contradicting himself.
It looks quite fun.
To be honest, the author might have some issues with the titles, but the portrayal of emotions is actually quite good. I mostly read stories about the early Ming Dynasty for their emotional depth, and this kind of everyday life filled with paternal love, filial piety, and fraternal harmony is quite enjoyable. I've read up to chapter 11 so far and think it's alright. 🙂😌
Is anyone there? (Author, please look over here)
Taoism has methods for maintaining health. At the same time, religious management could be strengthened. Furthermore, the Five Animal Frolics is quite good.