Forging the Great Ming Dynasty

I haven't figured it out yet, so I want to save Yu Qian, so ambitious.

People should live themselves first, and then save others when they have enough energy. Whether it is worth saving Yu Qian or not, the key is whether you have the ability to save him or not? Don't treat the ancients as fools, this is a book of wisdom. Abandoned. In the real world, it's just you little shit who goes to rescue ministerial-level cadres. I'm afraid you'll be played to death before you even get the good news. Super poisonous, discarded.

This book is seriously underestimated. It is a very good historical novel of the Ming Dynasty. Although there are not many explosive points, it has always been very stable. It also has my favorite Princess Chenghua, which can be called a masterpiece so far.

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Why do so many posts on Tieba support and praise the results so little investment 😎

I voted for it monthly. I wonder if the author can still write. I don't think the results are good. It's a pity. It's a good book.

In fact, the Manchus were very good teachers, and General Nurhaci was the best example.

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It's very enjoyable to read. I haven't seen this style of writing for a long time. It makes people feel like lying by the fire and drinking tea in winter. It's hard to believe that the author is a newbie. Come on, please update more.

Based on the background of history student Zhou Xianyong traveling to the Ming Dynasty, the protagonist uses modern knowledge to promote social change, covering elements such as agricultural production increase, capital economy, industrial development, and military reform. This framework of "modern wisdom transforming ancient society" is a common pattern in historical time travel articles, but the author increases readability by detailing technological innovations (such as trial planting of peppers, glass manufacturing) and institutional exploration (the combination of official schools and factories). The novel is set in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, involving complex historical nodes such as the Oara, court struggles, and border crises. It not only conforms to readers' preference for "strong Ming" themes, but also provides space for contradictions and conflicts for the rise of the protagonist (such as the assassination of the prince, the death of Yu Qian, etc.). The work combines elements such as farming, strengthening the country, political strategy, and scientific and technological development, and attempts to satisfy the interests of different readers in a "hodgepodge" form. For example, the protagonist's upgrade route from providing food and clothing to promoting large-scale maritime trade is both close to realistic logic and has a refreshing rhythm.