
Southern Ming Elegy
南明挽歌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 86k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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6Fans
40Chapters
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Rubbish, how many chapters do you want to write about moving south? If you didn't run away quickly and you were investigated, you thought you were Kangxi. How dare you pretend to be someone else when you don't personally supervise the situation when the military pay is issued. The protagonist's current stupid behavior is similar to that of the original Chongzhen. Anger rushes straight to the forehead at every turn. If you are so angry, just hang yourself.
The writing is good, but the style is different from other novels about the late Ming Dynasty I think the word Nanming in the title of the novel is not very good. It is impossible for the person involved to call himself Nanming or late Ming Dynasty. Although the readers are all later generations, substituting them into the novel itself is tantamount to weakening the orthodoxy.
The writing is quite good. The protagonist's IQ is online and it's not a novice article. But why are there so few people reading it? Is it because I haven't recommended it yet?
I'll torture you first, let's make peace with the king, go all the way to the Ming Dynasty, and massacre all the people in Jiangnan.
It's well written and very detailed, as it should be when moving south. The kind of person who comes up and kills everyone with a knife, grabs the money and runs away is simply treating the reader as a fool. It was because of Li Zicheng's unrestrained pursuit of stolen goods that the gentry in the base area continued to rebel, leading to his failure.
Looking at it now, the pace of this book is pretty good. It's not a simple novel. The protagonist's intelligence is online. Everything he does is well-founded and I feel like he can't find any faults.