The Grand Chancellor of the Ming Dynasty
大明师相
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 445k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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My first reaction when I saw the title of the book: Who is Zhengde? Forgive me for being ignorant. . .
I'm back
Let me see if you can grow another Dior this time
It's not easy for a girl to write history. Please support me
The writing is too literate. Dizziness. I have no talent. The word is Shanshang.
Great book!
The writing is smooth, the rhythm is neither slow nor fast, and the fragrance of ink comes like a gentle breeze.
Thoughts of the Ming Dynasty: Struggle throughout your life to realize the empire on which the sun will never set! ! !
It's not without reason that no one reads it. I have written so many historical articles, but I still don't know that these days, not many people read historical articles.
Hey
The author has written so many articles about revitalizing the Ming Dynasty, so the next one should either write about the reverse of the Ming Dynasty 🙂
In my opinion, online articles that travel through the Ming Dynasty can be roughly divided into three categories: the first category is about traveling back to the beginning of Qi and Chongzhen to deal with the crisis of subjugation in the late Ming Dynasty (such as Late Ming Dynasty, Iron-Blooded Remaining Ming Dynasty, Ming Dynasty 1667). The second category is to travel to Jiajing and Wanli to carry out top-down reforms (such as Wanli Mingjun, Jingming written by the author himself, and recently published the book Seizing the Progeny in Jiajing Dynasty). Third, travel through the early Ming Dynasty when Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di were filial sons and grandsons (many people have written about it, but there are no particularly outstanding works). Apart from these three categories of Ming Dynasty time travel stories, if the author is not a great person with the support of a fixed fan base, then it is basically to be expected that the results will be poor.
It's too slow to pick up. The introduction gives the impression that the protagonist and Zhengde are constantly trying to make ends meet in the Ming Dynasty. As a result, there is no work for so many words.