
The Evil Ming Dynasty
恶明
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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The idea that the scholar-official class takes saving the common people as their own responsibility is the biggest joke I've ever heard.
Maybe I'm being too idealistic, but the plot was a bit painful to watch. I was also someone who was bullied as a child, and now that I have the ability, I don't want to bully others.
There's nothing interesting to see. Can opening a restaurant really be this profitable? That's wishful thinking. It's indeed very white.
The author, who didn't even finish high school, wrote a third-rate novel where the protagonist is a scoundrel and the plot is incredibly disgusting and toxic. Where did they buy all these recommendation votes?
Scholars and officials in any era prioritize family, country, and the world, placing family first, country second, the world third, and the common people nth.
I skipped the apprentice-taking scene. Selective, forced saintly behavior... Oh, it's really affecting my mentality.
An incredibly awesome science fiction epic novel, *The Three-Body Problem*... A very high-quality post-apocalyptic novel, "The Perfect Form"... A novel with a very high number of clicks, "Battle Through the Heavens"... A highly recommended Xianxia novel, "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality"... His longest novel, over 20 million words, took seven years to write.
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.
The very first sentence of the introduction, "a pathetic little Jinyiwei," made me want to complain. The Jinyiwei is a secret service organization, only elites can join. They have direct access to the emperor, so they wield great power, have strong backers, an easy job, and a high salary. The only downside is the need to travel, and there are plenty of opportunities to earn extra money.
Is the opening a tribute to Wang Feng's spirit of making headlines?