Great Ming: I, Yan Maoqing, Really Am Blessed
大明：我鄢懋卿真的冒青烟
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- Ongoing
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- 2.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 25d ago
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No System, Not Mainstream, Full of Character
There are so many popular novels, but you still feel like none of them suit your taste. Maybe your perspective has changed, or maybe you're longing for a certain kind of feeling. Then come on in and take a look! Most of the picks here aren't popular titles, but they're definitely worth savoring in peace.
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For Seasoned Readers With Nothing to Read
I've had a lot less time to read lately, and there are fewer books worth reading. Here are the ongoing novels I still follow after the authors' daily updates, along with completed novels I could happily reread. Hope this helps if you're looking for something to read.
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Time-Travel Novels Set in the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties
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If the protagonist doesn't become emperor, then he will definitely carry out a comprehensive reform to limit the emperor's power. It's useless if the protagonist simply copies technology from later generations and adds a few reforms. If a country wants to produce a large number of original inventions, it must undergo systematic changes in many aspects, including its ideological foundation…
Can the protagonist and Gao Gong be best friends for life and form an alliance for life? 😭
What mistakes are common in historical novels?
Before the Ming Dynasty, the emperor was not addressed as "Huangshang" (). During the Song Dynasty, he was often called "Guanjia" (), and in other dynasties, he was usually addressed as "Bixia" (). Starting in the Ming Dynasty, the emperor was occasionally addressed as "Huangshang," but most of the time he was addressed as "Bixia."
Books from Zhihu (a Chinese Q&A website) don't need to rely on follower counts; they're likely good books.
The worse a book is, the higher the fan value, and the more people can speak up. That's basically how it is.
This kind of writing style, which seems solely focused on contradicting others for the sake of contradicting others, reminds me of another terrible book, something like "What's up with this poor kid stuff?" Was it written under a different pseudonym?
I read forty chapters and posted over a dozen "hahaha" comments. The author is truly a genius!
What are you writing?
Around chapter 280, the protagonist needs to write three pages of someone else's inner thoughts for every single sentence. What's going on? You only update 5000 words a day! It's not that I don't want you to write low-quality articles like everyone else, but if others update 10,000 words a day, how many do you update a day?
The opening scene was struck by lightning. Emperor Jiajing was defecating when he looked at the last exam paper, and then he focused on describing his defecation in over a thousand words.
What a terrible book! It started charging after being published! An author with such a poor attitude is better off not reading; just throw it off the shelf and never read it again! (References)
I suggest the author study ensemble writing techniques. In your scene of the scholars fighting each other, there are only four characters with lines, and they all seem completely motionless. They just stand there, stiffly reciting their lines. The others are minor issues, keep it up!