The Iron-Blooded Ming Dynasty
铁血大明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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What trash! A bunch of border guards, hesitant even to fight a small bandit. Chen Yuanyuan died, and that's it. The author probably doesn't know that 500,000 taels of silver could buy thousands of cannons in Macau.
How could someone with such low intelligence survive three episodes in ancient times?
What was the reason behind Chen Yuanyuan's death during childbirth? I initially enjoyed reading a few chapters, so I went to the forum to search for any potential issues. I never expected this shocking turn of events. Even after the story has ended, you still have to disgust the readers. I'm speechless.
What's going on? Why are there only a few posts in the comments section?
The book "Iron-Blooded Ming Dynasty" and "The Indomitable Spirit of the Ming Dynasty" are both classics of Ming Dynasty time-travel novels.
It has only been ten years since the novel "Iron-Blooded Ming" was completed, and its popularity has completely cooled down?
After browsing various major novel forums, I found that the popularity of the novel Jagged Daming has really been lost so badly that no one has mentioned this novel at all, let alone discussed the plot of this novel. . Now almost no one mentions this novel online, as if this novel never existed.
He made a great contribution but didn't get a promotion or a higher rank? Is the author a newbie?
This is a lighthearted, entertaining read that doesn't hold up to scrutiny. If you ignore the logic, it's not bad; it's a funny book. Why take a novel so seriously? Haha, dropping it.
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I bought 100 chapters, but didn't read many; I lost money.