
The Wise Minister
明臣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 874k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 17y ago
- English
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Let me ask the author: you say Taoism is superstition, but doesn't Buddhism also have superstition? Buddhism is far more capable of harming a country than Taoism! While Taoist alchemy might harm only the emperor, the rise of Buddhism can harm the entire nation! Emperor Wu of Liang is a real example.
This novel is so well-written! I hope the author continues to work hard. Also, I'd like to tell you all that you can check out "The Eternal Legacy of Han Bones in the Ming Dynasty"—the author already has a completed novel of 3 million words, so there's no need to worry.
Looking back at this book, it's absolutely amazing. It's a pity that Zhu Da wasn't popular back then.
The book is good. It's just that the ending was too abrupt.
This novel is so well-written! I'd also like to recommend another novel to everyone, called "The Commoner in the Late Ming Dynasty," written by the pen name Old White Pig. It updates twice a day without fail and doesn't have a bad ending.