The Sage Ancestor, Emperor Jiajing
圣祖嘉靖
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- Ongoing
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- 665k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3d ago
- English
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The mention of a civil service group in the introduction made me lose my composure 😂
Very exciting! Needless to say, the power struggle is very exciting. Without superstition on any historical figures, this one is very good, just like Zhang Juzheng. The most comfortable thing is the treatment of the only one. There won't be someone who can figure things out and make a bunch of nonsense prophecies, such as the number of days has changed, the emperor star will fall from the sky,…
The author portrays the Jiajing Emperor as living in dire straits, trapped in perilous situations, with a powerful civil official group and disloyal eunuchs lurking around – it's laughable. The fact that the protagonist is depicted as an expert in history is truly hilarious.
The author writes about the Jiajing Emperor, but doesn't even know what the Jiajing Emperor did.
The first picture gives him away: Emperor Jiajing didn't eat metal pills. He fed the metal pills he refined to his ministers, while he himself ate herbal pills. Do you think he was stupid?
Another historical novel that skips political intrigue and warfare and focuses on martial arts and internal energy cultivation—what kind of lunatics start these new books? Seriously… are all the novelists on Qidian these days middle schoolers?
My assessment is a lump of...
The introduction, mentioning the entire civil service, was hilarious. I could accept the inclusion of local factions or the Yan faction, but the author is utterly historically illiterate, writing about his own idealized version of the Ming Dynasty. He clearly didn't even finish junior high school.
Did the author grow up eating poop?
Dude, what kind of tags are these? Song, Yuan, and Ming Dynasties? Who's going to fill in the gaps in my knowledge of martial arts, cultivation, and fantasy? 😦
This month's martial arts ✘history✔text
This book is very interesting. In the early stage, the fusion of martial arts and historical drama is just right. In the later stage, there is a high probability that fairy tale elements will be introduced. The most difficult thing to control in writing history is the political game.
As soon as I saw the words "civil service group," I felt like I was going to stay in Bengbu. What's the point of the Yan faction and the Qingliu faction fighting then?