
Great Ming: Building a Golden Age as Chongzhen’s Chief Secretary
大明:从给崇祯当大秘开启盛世
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- 592k Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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The plot is quite good, but I feel there are some issues with the dialogue. I don't think Zhou Kui would speak so openly to Zhu Cilang and Empress Zhou, let alone in front of Emperor Chongzhen. Also, the Shanxi merchants' unreserved conversations with Yang Sichang seem inappropriate. However, the plot development and character settings are still excellent. Keep it up! 😆
The Ming Dynasty's worldview encompassed the entire globe, not just China.
Remember this sentence
I like it, looking forward to the next installment, keep it up!
Great! A new book is out!
The biggest flaw in this book is its severe distortion and defamation of Yang Sichang and Chen Xinjia.
How could a brother, a eunuch and a servant, reprimand the crown prince?
Does the author truly understand the late Ming Dynasty? The late Ming Dynasty can only be rebuilt from scratch; there's no way to resolve it internally.
Dear Shennong (a legendary Chinese deity), please help me check if this is poisonous. 😃
Old slave Nurhaji, young slave Huang Taiji