The Ming Dynasty, 1453
大明王朝1453
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- Ongoing
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- 151k Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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One hundred and ten years old? Are you trying to become an immortal?
The protagonist is too young, a six or seven-year-old child. How can he participate in court intrigue? And what adult would listen to a child? Would you listen to your boss's six or seven-year-old son at work? I've noticed that many novice authors overthink things, always thinking about what will happen after a million words, without considering that starting with a six or seven-year-old child,…
Why is history described as a little girl who can be dressed up however one pleases?
The compilation of the History of the Yuan Dynasty in the Ming Dynasty took 331 days from the issuance of the imperial decree to the final draft. The Qing dynasty spent 94 years compiling the History of Ming, from the initial imperial edict to the final draft. It took from the reigns of the Shunzhi Emperor to the Kangxi Emperor, the Yongzheng Emperor, and finally the Qianlong Emperor to complete the final version.
No matter how you change it, as long as you don't change the rule that civil officials command the military and that civil officials are valued more than military officials, the Ming Dynasty is doomed to perish.
The protagonist's age is reversed compared to Zhu Jianshen's. Zhu Jianji is three years older than Zhu Jianshen. In the fourth year of the Jingtai reign, he was already ten years old, and logically, in the eighth year of the Jingtai reign, he would have been a 14-year-old boy. Even if the Jingtai Emperor died, he would still have a chance to ascend the throne. However, you artificially lowered the age by six years, making the risk much higher for someone who is eight or nine years old.
Well written, hope you keep it up! ✊
It's well-written, so why is it so unpopular?
Building a team in secret is too slow, and it's already the seventh year of the Jingtai reign. We're about to undergo many changes, and it's a big question whether the current team can handle it.
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The new book is now available; reader reviews are welcome. The author frequently visits the comments section; everyone is welcome to share their opinions, and the author will try to revise as much as possible.
I'm never reading works by Level 1 authors again; it's too easy to get into the palace (a euphemism for being implicated in crime).