My Everlasting Empire
朕的日不落帝国
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- Completed
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- 648k Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 1y ago
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Positioning Chapter 13
It's highly poisonous. The protagonist, as the emperor, makes a bet with the Donglin Party? And even offers them official positions? He's gambling with the Donglin Party for his official rank? What are you writing? Is this some kind of childish power transition?
The final Three Kingdoms period saw the rise of Wu.
We waited a full three years, and Xingwu is still here.
These authors who wrote about the late Ming Dynasty always thought that they could swallow their pride for the sake of the Ming Dynasty. Didn't they know that if they endured it, others would take a step further? Shouldn't we be thinking about letting them die for the sake of the Ming Dynasty? Instead, we're making the protagonist suffer.
Emperor Chongzhen was so concerned with his image that he liked to shift blame onto others in order to save face. So, having a thick skin can be beneficial.
Old Feng has finally started a new book! I'll support him, but what about the promised restoration of Wu? The final Three Kingdoms trilogy only has two parts; did he abandon it?
The author has finally started a new book, but he has already written about Shu and Wei in the Three Kingdoms series, so what about Jiangdong's rats?
A good timeline; there might actually be a world in China.