A Ming Dynasty Warrior
大明武夫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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I don't know if the author will see this... Executioners did raise monkeys, but they would never chop down wooden stakes. Their real training, as for sword practice, was on tofu... And executioners would never bring their executioner's sword home; it was kept in a temple for offerings on the first and fifteenth of the lunar month, and for sacrifices during festivals...
The male protagonist is portrayed as a complete history novice, not even recognizing the name Wei Zhongxian. What's with the pretense?
The main character just disappeared while I was writing. This is the first time I've seen a novel where the main character dies. Amazing!
[Comment] Naval guns cannot fire simultaneously.
Galleons cannot fire their cannons in unison.
The earlier chapters, up until he became emperor, were readable and quite engaging. However, after becoming emperor, up to the Japanese chapters, firstly, the writing style changed drastically, as if a completely different person had written the sequel.
I've looked at over 1000 images and it's all about spearmen being invincible, collapsing the moment they face the enemy. I want to ask, what happens when swordsmen and shieldmen charge against spearmen? The cavalry always just flees when they see such a dense square formation, it's so unrealistic. The author writes the small scenes vividly, but the big scenes are just too fake, completely underestimating the intelligence of the officers and soldiers facing off.
Why is no one discussing what happened after he became emperor?
I also feel the author is probably over 50 years old, and extremely superstitious about Europe.
Every time an enemy attacks, the protagonist and his allies are somewhat panicked, and then the protagonist wins with almost zero casualties. Once or twice is one thing, but it always ends like this, all in a rush. The Fragrance Cult has also been given half a protagonist's halo by the author. After reading 800 chapters, I'm really disgusted by the Fragrance Cult—they're so powerful!
Online novels really rely on talent. After writing "The Great Ming Warrior" for so many years, it is considered Bai's masterpiece, but objectively speaking, it is only second or third-rate among novels from the late Ming Dynasty.
The biggest flaw in this book is its historical timeline. Such an event would have been impossible during the Wanli and Tianqi reigns of the Ming Dynasty, especially during the Wanli reign, when the legitimacy of the Ming Dynasty could not be overthrown by one person or group. The Ming Dynasty's politics were not yet completely out of control, and its elite border troops had not yet suffered losses.