Storm at the End of the Ming Dynasty
明末风暴
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 13y ago
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Seeing a thirteen-year-old girl unable to walk, are you a time traveler? Even the most pathetic modern person wouldn't act like that, right?
Yesterday, my wife was watching "The Ming Dynasty" and glanced at it—I was absolutely furious! There was a scene where Emperor Yongle was inspecting troops; the formation changed a few times, then there was a musket firing, and the command was "Fire!"
I'm so confused. Why are so many late Ming dynasty novels focusing on Liu Rushi? Can't they write something else without her? I was reading something perfectly fine, and then suddenly Liu Rushi pops up. Oh well, I'm outta here…
After reading the introduction, Huaxia was speechless. Most historical novels feature Chinese people and the term "Huaxia" (a term referring to the ancient Chinese civilization). This is really jarring, and repeated appearances can even discourage readers from reading them. A Ming dynasty person said something about offending China. Although it's jarring, it's still acceptable.
To put it simply, I really dislike books that force themselves to use five- or seven-character lines in their table of contents; I usually avoid such books altogether.
It's all just your whining! This book is really good! Even good books are being criticized here! Even bad books are being criticized here!
I read a third of the book, but then deleted it because the protagonist started focusing his energy on developing Vietnam and fighting pirates. He no longer regarded his compatriots suffering in the Central Plains as his own people, and selfishly waited for the Ming Dynasty to fail so he could reap the benefits. So I dropped the book.
Why are the reviews so bad? I've seen it on other platforms, and it looks great; it seems the most feasible and best.
So, only rebellion could save the Ming Dynasty at its end?
This is an old book, I don't recommend reading it, the plot is terrible by today's standards.