Ming 1617
大明1617
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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1.8kChapters
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17kMust-read votes
9.1Score
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A particularly good book that allowed me to re-understand the Ming Dynasty while reading a time-travel story! The author uses his own study time and understanding to comment on the actual facts, and uses his wonderful pen to describe every flesh-and-blood Heji person. After reading it, I still have some unfinished thoughts. I really hope that the ending is fuller, and I look forward to more good books from the author!
The protagonist is a traitor! Smuggling funds to the enemy!
There is actually a novel that clarifies the so-called eight great merchants of the Qing Dynasty who collaborated with the enemy and betrayed the country in the late Ming Dynasty. This is a long time coming! ! ! Jiannu entered the customs several times to purchase the land of China for zero dollars, robbed millions of people into slavery, and robbed countless properties that were stained with the blood of the Han people. At that time, Shanxi merchants smuggled grain and weapons to the Jiannu slaves in exchange for the property they robbed. In the late Ming Dynasty, the Shanxi merchants played the most important role in the growth of the Jiannu slaves! ! !
It's so verbose, the protagonist has traitor thoughts, bad review
A very ordinary businessman, relying on smuggling to finance the enemy, and disregarding the national justice. Even those who travel through time show nothing special about themselves. A very poor novel.
Many plots, plots, and details are mentioned in one stroke, and the historical spelling numbers are introduced in random sentences. The whole article is like a brain circuit being cut off, and I don't understand what is being said!
I can't stand it any longer, ramble on and on and can't find a clue. Ming Dynasty Shanxi merchants are traitors and traitors.
The narration of the parts involving historical facts is quite good. It can be seen that the author has put in a lot of effort and devoted himself to studying history in order to write a good novel. It is highly recommended.
Very pretty
No patriotism at all