365 Days to Save the Great Ming
抢救大明的365天
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- Completed
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- 833k Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 12mo ago
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"Saving the Ming Dynasty is none of your business." "There's only one person in the Ming Dynasty who can truly control everything, and that's the Emperor." A time traveler who isn't even a "Zhu" (the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty) is trying to extend the Ming Dynasty's life? It's laughable, hahaha 🤭
A nanny story? Are you going to protect the Zhu family and then hand over power, hoping they'll have a conscience and not kill you, or will you rebel after your achievements overshadow the ruler?
It's driving me crazy! Why keep Wang Er, who clearly knows he's a bandit, and this scholar who knows martial arts, alive? They didn't even finish explaining things in thirty chapters; it's a complete pile of crap.
No feudal dynasty is worth saving.
The only option for the Ming Dynasty was rebellion.
The country was rotten to the core. The feudal lords had become too powerful to control, and the fertile lands of Jiangnan were being seized by a group of literati led by the Donglin Party. Compared to the feudal lords and officials, the emperor was truly poor. He wore patched clothes, likely because he couldn't afford to sew new ones.
The author's descriptions of scenery and actions are quite good, it's a pity...
The characterization of the male protagonist, and the latest scene of burning women, are both extremely repulsive! To be honest, after reading the latest chapter, I genuinely hope that the male protagonist and his little team all kick the bucket immediately, and that your book too!
What makes you think you can travel through time to save people? You'd be lucky if you could even save them! Without a system to give you massive armies, what are you even dreaming of?
That's ridiculous. Where would there be any Tartars in Jia County at that time?
Let's change the name. Change it to something like "Strive" or "Save". The word "save" is too misleading. I can't even save myself.
You've given up; you should go write martial arts novels.