Back to the Ming Dynasty to Become a Battalion Commander
回到明朝做千户
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 16y ago
- English
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Twenty Years of Web Novels: Finished Historical Fiction Masterpieces
A list specially recommended for beginners. Seasoned readers have probably read these already, so they can skip it. Top-quality books to start with: completed novels over a million characters long.
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A Different History Begins with Transmigration
History isn't always perfect. It leaves us with many mysteries and unanswered questions, as well as regrets and differing perspectives. Faced with all the historical mysteries still waiting to be solved and the regrets we carry in our hearts, let's travel back in time through one transmigration web novel after another, seeking to make up for what's missing and find comfort for our hearts. That's the idea behind this reading list, and it means the novels here aren't necessarily all classics. Som
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The Lewd Demon King’s Reading List of Great Books
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Reborn
Cat's No. 1 Reading List
As a cute, adorable girl, I only recommend books I've read and enjoyed, and I mostly stick to completed works. I've been an avid reader for over twenty years, so you can trust my recommendations.
If Only I Could Go Back to the Way Things Were...
If history had changed, would I be a different person today? As a military enthusiast and history buff, I really want to transmigrate. I think about the unknown past and its bloody battles, the suffering of our ancestors and the raids by barbarian tribes, the first stirrings of technology and ideas, and the weight of old customs... If we could go back, perhaps the Chinese people wouldn't have endured so much hardship, and Chinese culture wouldn't have been buried under so much dust. But it's all
A Record of Passing Years
Cultivation, System, modern life, reborn, transmigrate, games...
Historical Novels I've Read
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Man Can Conquer Fate
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Books I've Read
Just a way to look back on the days when I was chasing books.
A White-Collar Transmigrator’s Historical Adventure
If you like history, give these a try. If you enjoy learning about women, you might like them too.
Terrible Pitfalls
Those legendary trap novels I followed back in the day. That sudden flash of brilliance nearly broke my old back. Follow me, follow me! I'm going to start a column.
My Reading List
A good read
Historical Transmigration
What if this were history?
So Good, I Could Read Them Again
I have a shelf called 'Good Reads,' but I can't remember when the site added the bookshelf feature. Some older books can't be found anymore. There are over sixty books on my Good Reads shelf, so I'll do my best to pick some out.
Learn from History
Probably some great reads
Bookworm
I only read books with strong writing.
Great Historical Fiction
A heartfelt recommendation from a ten-year bookworm. Great historical novels, from masterpieces and excellent reads to anything that's at least above average.
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All are male-led farming novels, mostly historical fiction of various kinds. The protagonists use technology to develop their territory, improve productivity, and strengthen their power, eventually sweeping all before them!
Linlin
I enjoy all kinds of books
On a Whim
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Old White Ox (a Shanxi native born in Fujian): In the mid-Ming Dynasty, I saved the Ming Dynasty once (Back to the Ming Dynasty as a Thousand-Household Commander); in the late Ming Dynasty, I saved the Ming Dynasty once (A Small Soldier in the Border Army at the End of the Ming Dynasty); and when the Ming Dynasty was about to perish, I still wanted to save it once more (Continuation of the…
Don't go back to ancient times and think that potatoes and sweet potatoes would guarantee a life of plenty. Potatoes and sweet potatoes are not very filling and are particularly high in fat; relying on them as a staple food long-term would be like having starving children in Africa today.
Old White Cow's Ming Dynasty novels were amazing the first time I read them. His later works have become a bit formulaic, but I hope he can calm down and write something new, something that doesn't follow the old patterns.
This is amazing!!! I'm tired of stories where the protagonist always engages in verbal battles with court officials and literati, only to have the protagonist turn the tide. This story is about ignoring all arguments and focusing on developing agriculture, commerce, industry, and the military according to three-year and five-year plans, transforming the Ming Dynasty into a superior nation.
Reflections on "Back to the Ming Dynasty as a Commander"
I read the author's "A Small Soldier in the Border Army at the End of the Ming Dynasty" first, and then read this debut work—at least on Qidian, right? My impression is that, as a debut work, it's generally above average, which is rare for a newcomer. The author's language skills are clearly solid, and the writing is delicate. The allusions are also accurate, indicating thorough research.
To say the writer is a science student seems a bit far-fetched. I highly suspect they're a sports student (aside from a few inappropriate idioms). It's mostly copied and pasted information. Just bland, rambling writing.
Old White Pig is here first to report to the author, and also to let friends know that you can check out "The Eternal Bones of Han Dynasty: A Journey Through Time." The author already has a completed novel of 3 million words, so don't worry.
As expected, the author is quite inexperienced in their first book.
The development has been taken for granted, it feels like plain water.
"Back to the Ming Dynasty as a Thousand-Household Commander" has only been finished for a little over a decade, and the novel's popularity has completely cooled down?
Browsing through various novel forums, I found that in recent years, absolutely no one mentions "Going Back to the Ming Dynasty to Become a Commander" anymore... Forget discussing the plot, nobody even mentions the novel anymore... I've browsed all the largest online novel forums in the country, and almost no one mentions this novel anymore.