
Great Ming: I Have a Fantasy World
大明:我有一个奇幻世界
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- Ongoing
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- 610k Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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What good can the feudal dynasty say? Lu Xun's words: I only know that this is cannibalism! What is the Revolution of 1911?
In the middle and late Ming Dynasty, civil servants were at odds with the emperor. Is it possible to eat alone when the table is served?
Under the author's description, I saw a group of ordinary people with IQ and EQ running the world. They have no ingenuity. It just depends on who is more stupid, and whoever loses!
If I had read this book when I was in junior high school, I would have found it very interesting. It's time-travel, and it's between two worlds. Ancient China is linked with the fantasy world. The protagonist switches between two worlds and slowly grows and grows. Whether he is involved in business or farming, there is something to behold. However, it is no longer more than ten years ago. Nowadays, we have been exposed to too many time-travel-themed novels. The protagonist of this book really doesn't look like a modern time traveler in terms of his behavior and ability to accept new things. Instead, he looks like someone from more than ten or twenty years ago. In short, he is just not smart enough. Coupled with the slow development of the plot, it is not suitable for today's readers. It looks a bit like eating white rice. I can eat a bowl or two when I'm hungry, but when I'm full it feels a little tasteless.
There was no emperor in the Ming Dynasty who could not outplay the civil servants, and there was never any emperor who was ignored by the civil servants. First, the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty could kill people as long as he wanted, and after the killing, he did not worry about not being an official. He could kill people in large numbers and the country would not collapse. Second, the party struggle in the Ming Dynasty was the most serious. If you failed, you would die. If you were involved, you would be implicated. Because of Ting Tui, if one person is defeated in a fight, the bosses of each faction can nominate him to take up the position; because of the crime of traitor to the party, if one person is defeated, a whole bunch of others can be defeated. Because the party can never unite civil servants.
The author has no common sense about height
The protagonist is 8 years old and 1.3M... To be honest, his height is really average, even considered dwarf. 8 Years old is already the age to enter the third grade. In the third grade, I am 1.3M tall and have to sit in the first row in the class. My daughter was 12cm tall when she was in first grade at the age of 6. She was already considered short in the class 😭. Now she is 11cm tall and is in sixth grade. She still sits in the first and second rows of the class. 😭 The author's height knowledge is based on his own knowledge, right? The author's height is estimated to be around 170cm at most
Author, the villains you wrote are too stereotyped. All the bad guys are civil servants. It's obviously wrong to just apply them across the board. The relationship between the emperor and the civil servants in the mid-Ming Dynasty has not yet reached the stage of life-and-death and direct defection to the new dynasty in the late Ming Dynasty. Generally speaking, both parties are competing for more rights to allow the Ming Dynasty to operate normally. Whoever has the ability will have the upper hand. Now the Xungui Group has just been eliminated. The emperor is not capable enough to support the eunuchs and his own civil servant faction (similar to the Jiajing Dynasty). No matter which faction or individual is for more interests, the struggle between the several parties written by the author is too childish, and it feels like children playing house.
It was so embarrassing to see an 8-year-old child confronting a pavilion elder and acting like an old fox.
After reading a few chapters, the author's starting idea is not quite right. You are either the prince, the sole heir, or someone who wants to fight for the throne. You assume the identity of a prince and start to develop your power. What do you want to do? Especially if you make money in the early stage and can keep it for yourself, what are you thinking about? Hundreds of thousands taels, even the emperor lacked this money.
Feudal dynasties are all cannibals. The Ming Dynasty can only be said to have some face, while the Qing Dynasty is nothing. The Ming Dynasty can only be said to be the world of the Zhu family. No matter how capable the people below are, they will die. Like Zhang Juzheng, this society is no different from before, but now it is more elegant to eat people, but if you dare to show your face, you will have to die in seconds.